Salvador is one of the most beautiful cities in Brazil. It offers numerous attractions for all tastes: sandy beaches and natural beauty, historical sites referring to the early colonial Brazil, music, typical bahian cuisine, religion, and capoeira…besides having the largest carnival in the world. Impossible to think of Salvador and not imme- diately remember sights like the Lacerda Ele- vator, the lighthouse ‘Farol da Barra’, Market ‘Modelo’, the ‘Pelourinho’ quarter and the Church Senhor do Bonfim.

Day 1 Departure towards the city of São Felix. The road that gives access to São Félix passes through Cachoeira and crosses the D. Pedro II bridge, which, with 365 meters, is one of the longest iron bridges in Brazil. In São Félix we will pay a visit to the Dannemann center, where the best national cigar is made. We will observe the wonderful skills of cigars when manually rolling longfiller cigars. They invite the visitor to try the product, roll up their own cigar and take the result home. We will go to the tobacco plantation on the Santo Antônio farm, where we will monitor the work of the employees while they sow, harvest, dry and ferment the tobacco. Lunch at Fazenda Santa Cruz. Discover the reforestation project “Adopt a tree” and plant your own tree in the Atlantic Forest, at Fazenda Santo Antônio do Retiro. Overnight at Pousada do Convento.

Day 2 Departure from São Félix to Salvador, one of the most beautiful and visited cities in Brazil. Famous tourist spots all over the country are in this city blessed by orixás, as well as beaches, where you can rest and take a nice swim in the sea. The 50 kilometers of natural beauty on the coast of Salvador offer options for those who want sport, excitement or the calm of the sunset. The city will enchant you with the friendliness of the Bahians and the cuisine loaded with pepper, full of unique spices. In the historic center of the city you will see the colorful houses of Pelourinho and the Elevador Lacerda. Solar do Unhão, an old farm, houses the Museum of Modern Art, with more than 2,000 works of art. Also visit the São Francisco Church and Convent, one of the main representatives of Baroque architecture. With lively parties, Salvador became known as “land of happiness”. During Carnival, the city is invaded by electric trios and millions of people enjoy the holiday with axé.