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Four attractions to explore in the State of Bahia

The state of Bahia is the right destination for unforgettable trips! Full of stunning scenery and tourist attractions of all kinds. It is difficult for any Brazilian state to surpass Bahia when it comes to Tourism. Sea, sun, ecotourism, historic cities, rich culture, natural beauty and excellent cuisine are some of the main points.

Check out the following 4 must-see tourist spots to enjoy in Bahia:

1. LARCERDA ELEVATOR, SALVADOR
Located in the state capital, it is much more than a tourist spot in Salvador, it is the first urban elevator in the world! One of the city's postcards, it is a public transport system that connects Cidade Alta and Cidade Baixa. It was built in 1873 and is 72 meters high. This monument offers a fascinating view of the Baía de Todos os Santos, the Mercado Modelo and the Forte de São Marcelo.

2. CHAPADA DIAMANTINA NATIONAL PARK, BAHIA
One of the most fascinating Brazilian natural parks! Simply one of the top ecotourism and adventure tourism destinations in South America. It was created in 1985 and annually receives millions of visitors. The reasons for such interest are diverse: incredible waterfalls, natural pools, trails, restaurants with the greatest delights of local cuisine and charming inns.
3. PELOURINHO, SALVADOR
The heart of Bahia and the center of African culture in Brazil! It is a neighborhood located right in the Historic Center of the Bahian capital that is known worldwide for being full of colorful mansions, churches and slopes that add a certain charm to its streets. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and is one of the first places you must visit when arriving in Salvador.
4. MORRO DE SÃO PAULO, CAIRU
A destination with incredible beaches with crystal clear waters for a good swim! A small village located in the Tinharé archipelago and the beaches there are known in numerical order: Primeira Praia, Segunda Praia, Terceira Praia, Quarta Praia and Quinta Praia (Also known as Praia do Encanto). Each one of them has its characteristics that offer varied options for the public, a true gift from the Brazilian northeast for lovers of beaches and nature.