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Package holiday to Salvador

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When is the best time to visit Salvador?

The best time to visit Salvador is September to March (dry season, 26-32 °C). February/March for Carnival. April-August rainy season, but always warm.. In summer: 26-32 °C, warm and humid with short showers. In winter: 23-28 °C, rainy season April-August, but rarely all day.

Best travel time

September to March (dry season, 26-32 °C). February/March for Carnival. April-August rainy season, but always warm.

Summer

26-32 °C, warm and humid with short showers

Winter

23-28 °C, rainy season April-August, but rarely all day

Highlights

stunning beaches, fascinating culture

Is a package holiday to Salvador worth it?

Salvador da Bahia is the capital of the state of Bahia and was the first capital of Brazil from 1549 to 1763. The city is located on a dramatic cliff overlooking the All Saints Bay (Baia de Todos os Santos) and is the heart of Afro-Brazilian culture — over 80% of the population is of African descent.

Pelourinho, the historic old town and UNESCO World Heritage site since 1985, is a colorful ensemble of colonial buildings from the 17th and 18th centuries: pastel-colored facades, baroque churches, and cobblestone streets create the backdrop for ubiquitous drum rhythms and Capoeira performances.

Capoeira, the Afro-Brazilian martial art that combines dance, acrobatics, and music, was developed in Salvador by enslaved Africans and is now recognized as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. In Pelourinho, one can observe daily Rodas (Capoeira circles) or participate in workshops.

Candomblé, the Afro-Brazilian religion with West African roots, is omnipresent in Salvador: offerings to Iemanja (goddess of the sea) on the beaches, white-clad Baianas, and public ceremonies are part of everyday life.

The Carnival of Salvador is the largest street carnival in the world (Guinness Book): for over 6 days, Trio Eletricos (huge mobile stages) parade through the streets, accompanied by millions of dancers. Axe music, samba-reggae, and blocos (groups) make Salvador's carnival unique and wilder than that in Rio.

The Elevador Lacerda, an Art Deco elevator from 1873, connects the upper city with the lower city in 30 seconds and offers a spectacular view over the bay.

Salvador particularly impresses with stunning beaches, fascinating culture, excellent cuisine, vibrant nightlife. As a package holiday destination, you benefit from attractive all-inclusive packages with flights, hotels, and often transfers – all at a fixed price and fully secured.

What are the highlights of Salvador?

Pelourinho (UNESCO)

Colorful colonial old town from the 17th/18th century: baroque churches, Capoeira circles, and drum rhythms in every square.

Carnival of Salvador

Largest street carnival in the world: 6 days of Trio Eletricos, Axe music, and millions of dancers — wilder than Rio.

Elevador Lacerda

Art Deco elevator from 1873 between the upper and lower city: 72 m height difference in 30 seconds with panoramic views.

Capoeira Workshops

Birthplace of Capoeira: observe daily Rodas in Pelourinho or participate in courses at traditional academies.

Praia do Farol da Barra

City beach at the historic lighthouse (1698): sunset over the Atlantic, surfers, and beach life.

When should I book a package holiday to Salvador?

The best time to visit Salvador is September to March (dry season, 26-32 °C). February/March for Carnival. April-August rainy season, but always warm.. For the cheapest package holiday deals, we recommend booking at least 6 months in advance as an early bird. This way, you not only secure the best price but also the widest selection of hotels and flight times.

Is all-inclusive worth it in Salvador?

Pay attention to the meal plan when booking: All Inclusive is particularly worthwhile in Salvador (Brazil), as dining out can quickly add up. Compare different hotels and read guest reviews to find the best accommodation for your needs.

Which tools help you plan your Salvador holiday?

4 free tools help you plan your trip to Salvador: Holiday finder, Budget calculator, Packing list and CO₂ calculator. They work directly in your browser.

Which other package holiday destinations are there in Brazil?

Besides Salvador, there are more package holidays destinations in Brazil with their own page and price comparison: São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Florianópolis and Ilha Grande and 2 more.