Youth Hostel in Salvador - Travel Tips for HI hostel Salvador - do Porto, Brazil (Page 1/1)Book
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08 Sep 2009 Brunno, Brazil:
There's a supermarket in front of the hostel that can be a good option for those who want to save some money and make their own food in the kitchen. Don't leave Salvador without trying the famous Bahia's traditional food Acarajé. You can find many around the city, but the best one I tried was also in Rio Vermelho neighborhood. |
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08 Sep 2009 Brunno, Brazil:
Night life entertainment can be found in the close neighborhood called Rio Vermelho. You can find many bars, restaurants, friendly atmosphere on the streets, samba presentations! Don't miss the samba in Pelourinho during the weekends and the famous group Olodum on Sundays and Tuesdays. |
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08 Sep 2009 Brunno, Brazil:
I'd suggest a walk from Farol da Barra (near the hostel) to Pelourinho... it's like a 1-hour walk, but very nice to know the surroundings better. On the way, you will see the real Salvador, its people and way of life! |
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08 Sep 2009 Brunno, Brazil:
Take the ferry to Morro de Sao Paulo, an island in Bahia, a place to relax! Spend three nights there and enjoy the paradise in Bahia. Such beeeeautiful beaches! |
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10 May 2009 Leanna, USA:
There is a churrascaria sem peso a block back from the beach on (rua? av?) A.Celso. For R$ 9.99. This means they don´t weigh your plate and charge by the kilo. They had several vegetarian choices. They seem to be a lunch place, closing at 17:00 on Sunday. |
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10 May 2009 Leanna, USA:
Shopping at MAUA at the bottom of the hill on Sete Setembro in Barra. Beautiful crafts by local artesans at very reasonable prices. |
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10 May 2009 Leanna, USA:
Praia do Forte on Littoral Norte. HI hostel can be book from hostel desk in Salvador. |
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26 Oct 2008 Steve, Australia:
Take a bus to Peliurionoh from Barra rather than staying there. Much safer and easy to travel around. |
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26 Oct 2008 Steve, Australia:
Beaches, Go to Bonfim church by bus and go on a two island boat- 9am from docks for the day. awesome. |
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| HI Hostel Salvador - do Porto We are one block from Porto da Barra's beach (20 meters), superb location, in the heart of Salvador. It's a very nice hostel with its bright colors, a friendly team, and enchanting atmosphere. We offer comfort, cleanness and security. Our accomodations include dormitories with free individual lockers and privates rooms (couple bed), with or without bathroom, with fan or ar-conditioning. As well as that we offer cable TV, DVD, internet access, guest kitchen, laundry, reception 24 hs with all informations about the city. All rates include a great breakfast with 15 differents items, linen and mineral water. To complete your pleasant stay, we have lots of hammocks and good music all over the hostel. Best of all, our rates are always a great and unbeatable value,
I'm sure that you'll love it!! That's my guest's words'
Lia - Host
*PLEASE NOTE: TO BOOK THE TRANSFER AIRPORT/HOSTEL, PLEASE CONTACT US TO INFORM ALL DATAS OF YOUR FLIGHT. The transfer airport/hostel costs U$ 25 and should be paid on arrival.
QUALITY CERTIFICATES:
'IYHF International Youth Hostelling Federation' - The highest rating (very good);
'BAHIA QUALITUR' - The quality certification program for the tourist sector of state of Bahia.
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HI Hostel Salvador - do Porto Rua Barao do Sergy 197 Barra-Salvador, Bahia. CEP 40140-040 Salvador +55 71 32646600 +55 71 32646452 liaferraz08@hotmail.com |