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Restaurants
Amado
Salvador Bahia
The premier fine dining restaurant in Salvador. Waterfront setting with views over the Bay of All Saints. Exceptional Bahian seafood cuisine.
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Restaurants
Casa de Teresa
Salvador Bahia
The best traditional Baiana food in Salvador. Acarajé moqueca and vatapá. Lunch only. A genuine cultural and culinary institution.
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Coworking
Casa do Rio
Salvador Bahia
The best coworking space in Salvador. Adequate fiber and a small but friendly community of digital workers.
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Markets
Feira de São Joaquim
Salvador Bahia
The most authentic African market in Brazil. Candomblé ingredients fresh produce and Bahian street food. Raw and real cultural experience.
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Medical Clinics
Hospital Aliança
Salvador Bahia
The best private hospital in Salvador. English-speaking staff and adequate facilities for most expat medical needs.
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Beach Clubs
Porto da Barra Beach Club
Salvador Bahia
The most beautiful urban beach in Salvador. The swimming cove at the Barra lighthouse is the iconic Salvador experience. Best at sunset.
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Hotels
Zank Hotel
Salvador Bahia
Boutique adult-only hotel in Barra. Rooftop pool with bay views. The best value boutique property in Salvador.
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Beach Clubs
Barra Beach
Salvador Bahia · Barra
Main expat beach area. The Farol da Barra lighthouse at sunset is the landmark moment in Salvador.
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Hotels
Hotel Fera Palace
Salvador Bahia
Historic hotel inside the Pelourinho. UNESCO heritage surroundings and beautifully restored colonial architecture.
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Beach Clubs
Itapuã Beach
Salvador Bahia
The authentic local beach. Far fewer tourists than Barra. Fishermen and capoeira in the mornings. The real Salvador beach experience.
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Restaurants
Manga Restaurante
Salvador Bahia
Modern Bahian cuisine with strong Afro-Brazilian influences. Creative interpretation of traditional dishes. Outstanding quality for the price.
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Markets
Mercado Modelo
Salvador Bahia
The main tourist market in Salvador. Afro-Brazilian crafts candomblé items and local artisan goods.