Half Day Private Salvador Panoramic Tour Cruise Ship Passengers

R$336.00R$495.00

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Half Day Private Salvador Panoramic Tour Cruise Ship Passengers
Duration: 4 Hours
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Half-Day Private Salvador Panoramic Tour Cruise Ship Passengers –  Port Pick Up Drop Off


Half-Day Private Salvador Panoramic Tour Cruise Ship Passengers

DoBrazilRight will be in charge of organizing all the groups!

Group Sizes / Vehicles – 30% Empty Seats 
8 Passengers / 12-Passenger Van 
12 Passengers / 18-Passenger Van
16 Passengers / 24-Passenger Minibus


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08Mar23 Wednesday – 7:45am Pick Up – Oceania Insignia Passengers – Duration 4 Hours – 1st vehicle fully booked – 2nd Vehicle on the Waitlist – Please fill out the form at the bottom of the Page 
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25Nov23 Saturday – 9am Pick Up – HAL Zaandam Passengers – Duration 4 Hours – Tour is Confirmed & Available (12-Passenger Group) 
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Pick up in the only Passengers Terminal Exit. The guide will be holding a sign written DoBrazilRight Tours
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Other Dates and Ships are available as well (please fill out the form below)
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Duration: 4 Hours.
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Panoramic Tour Description
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The Lower City: Another Perspective
In a city known for its contrasts, no contrast is more obvious than Salvador’s geography.  The Cidade Alta (Upper City or Historical Center) lies perched atop a 70-meter cliff, while the Cidade Baixa (Lower City) encompasses the original financial district and outlying suburbs. This part of the city is very different in feel and content from the Upper City.
The Lower City tour offers another perspective of the sprawling city, passing the Tororo Lagoon with the imposing statues of the candomblé orixas in mid-lake, and the towering Arena Fonte Nova football stadium built for the World Cup. From here we drive to the quiet waters of the Itapagipe Peninsula where life moves at a slower pace than in the bustling upper city. Fishermen fish from dugout canoes, locals collect shellfish at low tide, and schooners lie at anchor,  all protected by the famous Bonfim church, one of the most important churches of pilgrimage in Brazil and deeply syncretized with the Candomblé. We stop en route at the iconic Sorveteria da Ribeira ice cream parlor offering a myriad of tropical fruit sorbets since 1931. We continue to the Monserrat district with its panoramic view of the bay and city beyond and on to the Mercado Modelo, a thriving market for local artifacts and souvenirs. This is also where you can test your bargaining talents!
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Highlights:
  • Tororo Lagoon
  • Sorveteria da Ribeira ice cream parlor
  • Visit Bonfim Church
  • Views from Montserrat
  • Mercado Modelo market   
Other Aspects:
  • The excursion is mainly in vehicles with very little walking involved
  • Limited wheelchair access
  • We suggest comfortable walking shoes, light clothing, sunscreen, and a hat

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Included 
    • Round Trip Transportation from Salvador Sea Port – Terminal Marítmo
    • Professional English Speaking Tour Guide
    • Panoramic City Tour
Not Included 
  • Gratuities
Unfortunately, during the Carnival Holiday, Tours are 20-30% more expensive. 

 

Cancellation Policy 

20 Days in Advance or more – Fully Refundable

From 19Days – 8 Days in Advance – 50% Refund + 50% Credit for Future Tours valid for an unlimited time.

From 7 Days in Advance or Less – Non-Refundable + 50% Credit for Future Tours valid for an unlimited time

Travel Insurance Highly Recommended 

 

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Additional information

Select Cruise Line

08Mar23 – Oceania Insignia, 25Nov23 – HAL Zaandam, OTHER

Select Group Size

8 Passengers (12-Passenger Van), 12 Passengers (18-Passenger Van), 16 Passengers (24-Passenger Minibus)

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