Acarajé da Cira - Rio Vermelho

Cuco Bistrô captivates with its blend of Northeastern and Mediterranean flavors, offering vibrant dishes like moqueca and a welcoming atmosphere in the heart of Salvador.

At Cadê Q’Chama, enjoy a homey vibe and exceptional moquecas alongside other regional delights, all served with warmth and a friendly welcome.

Bright rooms in a straightforward lodging with a coffee shop, plus free breakfast. A 6-minute walk from Portobello Ondina Praia convention center and its adjacent beach, this relaxed hotel is 3.2 km from the Museu Náutico da Bahia. Bright rooms are simply furnished and feature tiled floors, free Wi-Fi and cable TV, as well as minifridges and en suite bathrooms. Upgraded rooms add dining tables. Free breakfast is served in a low-key coffee shop, which offers light fare throughout the day.

Nestled along All Saints Bay, this laid-back hotel offers vibrant accommodations, stunning views, three pools, and enticing waterfront dining.

Casa de Tereza in Rio Vermelho is a vibrant eatery serving up Bahian cuisine with a European twist, all set in a charmingly decorated space that celebrates local culture.

Senac Pelourinho serves up a top-tier Bahian buffet in a historic Salvador spot, blending rich flavors with a vibrant cultural vibe.

Beachfront hostel with simple rooms, free breakfast, ocean views, a lively bar, rooftop terrace, and a chill vibe perfect for meeting fellow travelers.

Step into Pepo, an Italian gem in Villa San Luigi, where chef Peu Mesquita crafts delicious house-made pastas amidst a charming, cozy ambiance.

Nestled in the vibrant Rio Vermelho, this casual hotel boasts ocean views, two tropical pools, a restaurant serving Portuguese cuisine, and a complimentary breakfast by the water.

Manga Rosa Suites offers charming two-bedroom apartments with kitchens and ocean views, just steps from Porto da Barra Beach and lively local dining spots.