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Private Bike Tour Circuit Along the Beach
$190
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Overview
The Private Bike Tour Circuit along Todos-os-Santos Bay offers a unique way to see Salvador while cycling through its stunning landscapes. This three-hour guided tour combines history, culture, and exercise, making it perfect for adventure seekers.
- 🚴♂️ Enjoy a scenic bike ride through the historic neighborhood of Barra, where the first Portuguese settlement in America was established in 1535.
- 🌅 Stop at Ponta do Padrão, home to the iconic Forte de Santo Antonio da Barra, for breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the entrance to Todos-os-Santos Bay.
- 🏛️ Visit the Bahia Nautical Museum located within the fort, the first military building in Brazil, showcasing the rich maritime history of the region.
- 🏖️ Continue to Praia do Porto Da Barra, renowned for its calm waters, making it an ideal spot for swimming and relaxation.
- 🖼️ Discover the Pierre Verger Museum in Fort Santa Maria, featuring a collection by the acclaimed French photographer, and explore the interactive museum at Fort São Diogo.
- 🎉 Cycle along Oceanica Avenue, a vibrant carnival route, and admire the impressive Christ of Barra sculpture and the Spanish Club of Bahia.
- 📸 Capture photos with the “Gordinhas de Ondina,” a tribute to Brazil's diverse cultural heritage created by Bahian artist Eliana Kértsz.
- 🍽️ Experience the lively atmosphere of Rio Vermelho, known for its bars, restaurants, and the Casa do Rio Vermelho museum, the former home of renowned writer Jorge Amado.
- 🌮 Savor local delicacies at Largo da Mariquita, famous for its cultural and gastronomic diversity, including acarajé and tapioca stalls.
- 💧 Bottled water and air-conditioned vehicle transfers are included for your comfort throughout the tour.
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Private Bike Tour Circuit Along the Beach
Pickup included
Pickup included
Tour guide
Language: English
Human tour guide
Duration: 3 hours
- bottled water
- Tour guide service
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- bike
- personal expenses
- food
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Farol da BarraWe will start our bike ride through the traditional neighborhood of Barra where, in 1535, Vila do Pereira, the first Portuguese settlement in America, was born by the grantee Francisco Pereira Coutinho. Our first stop will be at Ponta do Padrão, in the famous Forte de Santo Antonio da Barra, popularly known as Barra Lighthouse. It was strategically built on the top of a hill at the southern tip of the city. From there we have a spectacular view of the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the entrance to the Todos-os-Santos Bay, the largest in the country, on the other. Considered The first Portuguese military building in Brazil, the fort is one of the icons of the Bahian capital and currently houses the Bahia Nautical Museum. This is also one of the most interesting meeting places in the city, where we can see people having fun, strolling, cycling or just having a drink in the cafes. Furthermore, this is the best spot in the city to watch a beautiful sunset! Let's move on!
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Praia Do Porto Da BarraWe will continue our ride towards the Barra Port Beach. This is one of the city's favorite beaches because it is well protected by the Todos-os-Santos Bay, with its clean and calm waters, an excellent place for swimming! We will make our stop between the Forts of Santa Maria and São Diogo. The first fort is currently used as the Pierre Verger Museum, with a fine collection by the French photographer. The second houses an interactive museum by the Argentine artist Caribé. This place was a natural port, where the first governor-general of Brazil, Tome de Sousa, disembarked in 1549 to found Salvador, the first capital of Brazil for over 200 years.
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Ondina BeachFollowing along Oceanica Avenue, one of the favorite carnival routes for Bahians in Salvador, we will pass by the beautiful sculpture of the Christ of Barra and the Spanish Club of Bahia. We arrive in the Ondina neighborhood, where we will find the famous “Gordinhas de Ondina” a tribute by the Bahian artist Eliana Kértsz to the three main cultures that formed the Brazilian people: the indigenous, the African, and the European. Time for pictures!
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Praia do Rio VermelhoContinuing the shoreline, we will arrive at the bohemian neighborhood of Rio Vermelho, much celebrated by “soteropolitans” and tourists as one of the city’s favorite meeting points, with a large number of bars, restaurants, and nightclubs. The neighborhood takes us back in time with its typical Portuguese houses, still well preserved, churches, and a museum that is much celebrated by Bahians: The Casa do Rio Vermelho, former residence of the writer Jorge Amado and Zélia Gattai, which has become a very popular museum.
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We will ride along the waterfront quite calmly, since we have a lot of stories to tell, after all this is where we celebrate the traditional feast of Iemanjá on February 2nd, the largest public religious manifestation of candomblé in Bahia. We will visit Iemanjá's house shortly. The Largo de Santana is one of the busiest places in the neighborhood, especially in the afternoon, where the smell of palm oil spreads, inviting people to eat one of Bahia’s favorite food, Dinha's acarajé!
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Largo da Mariquita is perhaps the most sought after place in the city by Bahians and tourists for entertainment, as it offers a great culture and gastronomic diversity, with bars, restaurants and streets with acarajé, coconut and tapioca stalls and other delicacies. Shall we try some? It was right here on this beach, full of reefs, that the Portuguese Diogo Álvares Correia, known as Caramuru, an indigenous local Tupi language name, that means moray. He was shipwrecked in 1509, where Vila Caramuru is know located, a very popular gastronomic center. He marrid the Tupinambá chief's daughter, Catarina Paraguaçu, forming the first Brazilian Catholic family. Now it is time to return to the pedal and head back to our starting point in Barra!
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Private Bike Tour Circuit Along the Beach
$190
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
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