Brazil · WALKING TOURS IN SALVADOR & BAHIA
Every trip has one free day too few. These 5 walking tours in Salvador & Bahia justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Explore Salvador’s Pelourinho, Lacerda Elevator, cathedral, and São Francisco Church on a private two to three-hour walking tour.
“We had scheduled private tour for me and my husband and guide was a no-show! He later says he was there but we got to meeting point way before meeting time. If you choose to use this company and tour be 200% clear with guide where to meet EXACT LOCATION!”
Explore Salvador’s Pelourinho on a 2.5-hour small-group walk with historic sights, Afro-Brazilian culture, ocean views, and local tips.
“Eduardo was very keen on showing additional individual preferences. The tour was really helpful to make the best of Salvador for that view days. He gave helpful tips what to do.”
Explore Salvador’s Pelourinho on a small-group walking tour with bay views, colonial landmarks, Afro-Brazilian history, and guide Adriano.
“We really enjoyed our tour with Adriano. It was a perfect balance between providing enough information while maintaining a good pace of the tour. Adriano really made an effort to connect with all participants and give them recommendations based on their personal interests.”
Explore Salvador’s Pelourinho on a small-group walk with the Lacerda Elevator, Mercado Modelo, churches, Olodum, and local history.
“Fantastic walking tour of Salvador—such a great way to experience the city’s history and culture. Facundo was an excellent guide: knowledgeable, engaging, and very friendly. Highly recommend, especially with him leading the tour!”
Explore Salvador’s historic center on a private three-hour walk with local drinks, colonial landmarks, multilingual guides, and Pelourinho culture.
“I cannot recommend Gustavo highly enough as a guide in Salvador de Bahia! From the moment we met him, it was clear he has an incredible knowledge of the city and its history. But what truly sets Gustavo apart is his ability to bring Salvador to life—not just through landmarks, but through the stories, culture, and everyday rhythms of Brazilian society. He was warm, friendly, and genuinely passionate about sharing his city. With him, we discovered hidden gems, tucked-away cafés, vibrant neighborhoods, and little corners of Salvador that most tourists never see. Every stop was enhanced by his insights, his humor, and his deep love for the city. Thanks to…”
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