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Brazil

Salvador / Samba, sun, and sea

MeowScore 😻94/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😸
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😻
🚗 Traffic density 😼
🔈 Noisiness 😸
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😻
🌳 Parks and greenery 😸
👮‍♂️ Safety 😸

Best month

january

Festa de Iemanjá, the largest religious festival in Salvador.

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january

Festa de Iemanjá. Celebration of goddess of the sea with offerings and boats. #25416b 🛥️

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february

Carnaval. Colorful parade, music and dance. #ff0066 🎊

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march

International Women's Day. Street demonstrations and feminist events. #e84a5f 🚺

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april

Easter. Religious processions, music and food. #f7b731 🐰

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may

Lavagem do Bonfim. Religious celebration with a large washing of the Bonfim church stairs. #4b4b4b 💦

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june

São João. Traditional feast with fireworks, food, and music. #f39c12 🎆

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july

Winter Festival. Classical music concerts held in various venues around the city. #92a8d1 🎻

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august

Yemanjá Praia. Offerings and candle lighting ceremonies honoring the goddess of the sea. #cee5d0 🕯️

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september

Bahia Surf Pro. Surfing competition in Itacimirim Beach. #008080 🏄‍♂️

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october

Oktoberfest Salvador. German beer festival with traditional music and food. #8b0000 🍺

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november

Salvador Eisenbahn Beer Festival. Craft beer festival with live music. #d4af37 🍻

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december

Christmas. Decorated streets, live music shows, and fireworks. #ffcc66 🎄

⚖️

Reasonable prices

Bigmac $?

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The economical situation in Salvador is average. Prices for food, transportation and accommodations are somewhat affordable for a visiting cat. However, luxury items can be quite expensive.

For budget-friendly shopping, try local markets such as Mercado Modelo or Feira de São Joaquim. Bargaining is common practice, so don't be afraid to haggle for a better price.

Usual visit duration

4-7 days

cultural tourism, historical sites

Usual visit duration

4-7 days

cultural tourism, historical sites

Salvador has a rich history and cultural heritage with many landmarks, museums and cultural festivities attracting visitors.

Tipping

10-15%

Standard tipping is expected in most places.

Tipping

10-15%

Standard tipping is expected in most places.

Most places accept credit and debit cards, but cash is also widely used. Splitting the bill is common.

internet situation

bad Speed

Slow due to outdated infrastructure

meh Availability

Decent coverage, but not universal

great Cellular

Strong coverage from major carriers

Electric socket type B

Common in North and Central America. Safer because of grounding pin, mind voltage differences.

BRL

1 BRL =
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biking possible

Some bike lanes exist

walkable -ish

Average infrastructure

LGBTQ friendly

Progressive laws

Salvador is the perfect playground for curious cats, with its colorful paw-ristas and lively paw-rade.

It's a meow-velous mix of history and hip, where cats can dance to samba beats and soak up the sun on paw-some beaches.

Things to do

The mainstream

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Museu Afro-Brasileiro
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Mercado Modelo
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Farol da Barra
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Elevador Lacerda
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Pelourinho

The mainstream

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Museu Afro-Brasileiro

Museum showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Afro-Brazilian community through art, music, and history exhibits.

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Mercado Modelo

Large indoor market filled with shops selling souvenirs, crafts, and local produce, as well as street performers and live music.

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Farol da Barra

Iconic lighthouse located on a beautiful beach, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and watching the sunset.

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🚡
Elevador Lacerda

Famous lift connecting the Cidade Alta and Cidade Baixa neighborhoods, offering stunning views of the Bay of All Saints.

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Pelourinho

Historic neighborhood with colorful colonial architecture, lively streets filled with music and dance, and plenty of street vendors selling local snacks.

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Off the beaten path

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Baía de Todos os Santos Island Tour
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Parque das Dunas
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Espaço Carybé das Artes
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Solar do Unhão
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Rio Vermelho Beach

Off the beaten path

⛵🏝️🐳
Baía de Todos os Santos Island Tour

Explore the largest bay in Brazil on a boat tour and discover some charming islands where time seems to have stopped. You might even see some dolphins swimming playfully! 🐬

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Parque das Dunas

If you're feeling like stretching your paws, head to this ecological park with hiking trails and lagoons. You might spot some exotic birds or even a marmoset or two! 🐒

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🎨🐾🐈
Espaço Carybé das Artes

This small museum exhibits the work of the famous Bahian artist Carybé, with colorful murals and sculptures that will make any art-loving cat happy. 😺

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🖼️🌺🌅
Solar do Unhão

This restored 17th-century mansion is home to a contemporary art museum, gardens, and a view of the Todos os Santos Bay that will make any curious cat meow in wonder! 😼

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🌊🌞🐟
Rio Vermelho Beach

Cat-lovers can relax at this tranquil beach, where the sand is soft as paws and the water purrfect for swimming. Check out the colorful fishermen's houses and enjoy a fresh seafood meal. 😻

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biking possible

Some bike lanes exist

walkable -ish

Average infrastructure

LGBTQ friendly

Progressive laws

Mindful meoweler tips

Salvador is home to the largest street carnival in the world!

During Carnaval, cats can dance and party all day and all night long on the streets with the locals. Just be sure to keep an eye on your paws and avoid stray water balloons!

Don't miss out on trying the city's signature dish: acarajé

This popular street food is made from black-eyed peas and deep-fried to perfection. Top it off with spicy shrimp and veggies for a paw-licious meal!

Experience the rich afro-brazilian culture at the historic Pelourinho district

The colorful buildings, live music, and traditional dances will transport any cat back in time to Brazil's colonial era. Just keep in mind that it can get crowded with tourists.

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