Morro De Sao Paulo
On the other side of the sound from Salvador, this famous fishing village is the tranquil paradise of swaying palm trees and mangroves, with colourful birdlife and pristine beaches. There are no paved roads and not a car to be seen - instead people wander barefoot on sandy tracks through the village. You can walk in the rolling hills surrounding the bay, with it's ancient fort and lighthouse, while the clear waters of the coral reef make it an ideal place to snorkel and dive.
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Brazil13 Nights from £2,792€2,311$2,909
Discover a blend of African and Portuguese heritage in Salvador, hike the inland rivers and canyons of Chapada Diamantina and unwind on the idyllic island of Morro Sao Paulo
