Diving in Salvador

One of the oldest cities in the country is the city of Salvador, which is also the central city of the state of Bahia. The first Portuguese colonizers landed in this place in the 1500s. Salvador is a multicultural city, with a historically rich background, multiple religions, and some of the most delicious food you will savor, all of which make this a unique place to visit. Some of the most popular dishes include acarajé, which is made of fried beans and shrimp, and fish stew. Don’t forget to visit the many historical churches and buildings, as well as enjoy the world-famous food and music. You can also dive into the clear warm waters in one of the many dive sites that are reachable with a short boat ride. Salvador, also known as São Salvador da Bahia de Todos os Santos, is a must-visit place in Brazil, with many activities to enjoy: admire the colonial architecture in Pelourinho, or spend time in one of the many cultural and art events the city has to offer. You can also relax in one of the many idyllic beaches such as Praia dos Nativos, Praia do Espelho, or Taipu de Fora. If you are looking to party, you can head south to Porto Seguro.