Salvador

[QUOTE=Ryjerrob]I found this place online. Does anyone know anything about it? It also looks like a typical American neighborhood. That being said, does it look safe?
[url]http://www.casadabahia.com/[/url]
thanks,
ryjer[/QUOTE]
It's a bit out of the way.

A new luxury club has opened in salvador aiming mainly the high end crowd.

A lot of imported material from all over brazil.

site: [url]www.bangkokspa.com.br[/url]

Ryjerobb -- My cruise will stop in Salvador. I wonder whether you will find any daytime places for a couple of hours of rejuvenation.
Same for Recife, Fortaleza

[QUOTE=Brugal8]A new luxury club ... [url]www.bangkokspa.com.br[/url][/QUOTE]Pretty funny that they would use the Bangkok name. The place looks great but no pricing information. Perhaps you could do a TEST DRIVE and write about your session.

Thanks for digging up their website.

Wow! - This place is waaaaaaay out of town ( and I mean waaaaay out of town)

Just the cost of the taxi should buy you a ST in the city.

They will have to come up with some really, really special to make people make the trip so far away from the city for some p*ssy.

Anyway, thanks for the info / Ken Apples

[QUOTE=Brugal8]A new luxury club has opened in salvador aiming mainly the high end crowd.

A lot of imported material from all over brazil.

site: [url]www.bangkokspa.com.br[/url][/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Ken_Apples]Wow! - This place is waaaaaaay out of town ( and I mean waaaaay out of town)

Just the cost of the taxi should buy you a ST in the city.

They will have to come up with some really, really special to make people make the trip so far away from the city for some p*ssy.

Anyway, thanks for the info / Ken Apples[/QUOTE]

The place is special there is nothing like it in salvador. Prices are high but the quality of the girls is way better since they recruit girls from all over brazil.

I'm asking this question because Porto Seguro is somewhat close to Salvador. I'm going to Porto in Feb. During the carnival period. Anyone have any info on GDPs or regular girs. Eu fala un poce du portugese.

Info appreciated.

[QUOTE=Brugal8]The place is special there is nothing like it in salvador. Prices are high but the quality of the girls is way better since they recruit girls from all over brazil.[/QUOTE]
Am I missing something? To me it looks just like a spa.

[QUOTE=Miglvoz9]I'm asking this question because Porto Seguro is somewhat close to Salvador. I'm going to Porto in Feb. During the carnival period. Anyone have any info on GDPs or regular girs. Eu fala un poce du portugese.

Info appreciated.[/QUOTE]My advise from personal experience, don't go to Porto Seguro. It's more a holiday place for families from South America.

[QUOTE=Ken_Apples]Wow! - This place is waaaaaaay out of town ( and I mean waaaaay out of town)

Just the cost of the taxi should buy you a ST in the city.

They will have to come up with some really, really special to make people make the trip so far away from the city for some p*ssy.

Anyway, thanks for the info / Ken Apples[/QUOTE]

Itapuan is not all that far. I stayed ar Praia Flamengo which is further and it was no hassle getting around.

[QUOTE=Miglvoz9]I'm asking this question because Porto Seguro is somewhat close to Salvador. I'm going to Porto in Feb. During the carnival period. Anyone have any info on GDPs or regular girs. Eu fala un poce du portugese.
Info appreciated.[/QUOTE]
Excellent place.
Do a forum search and you will find a lot of info (Other Areas).

Hello.

Can anyone tell me if the Mercure hotel is girl-friendly, with details on the procedure for getting a girl in (like, documents requested at the reception, fees to security, this sort of things)? It's in Rio Vermelho (spelling? ) area. As far as I know is a relatively new hotel.

Also, can anyone raccomend if April is a good period and what scene should I expect in thatarea?

Sorry for just old plain questions, of course I've never been to Salvador.

Cheers,

SS

[QUOTE=George90]There are 2 main roads that run parallel to the bayside coast; Ave. Sete de Setembro and Ave. Contorno. Sete de Setembro starts at the Barra Lighthouse at the point of the peninsula and meets up with Ave. Contorno at a large park called Campo Grande. Campo Grande is also a place where the buses start and stop their routes, ie turn around.

I have seen 7 or 8 strip clubs on Ave. Contorno between Campo Grande and Praca de Se.[/QUOTE]I can't find Ave Contorno near Campo Grande. Not in real and not with google-map. Do they change the streetname?

Can someone help, please?

I will report, when i'm back from Salvador.

For now: Be very careful what you order in Eros!

They charge for a pack of cigarette for example 12 real, which is 5-times more than regular price.

2 beers + 2 Energie-drink + 1 glass tequilla = 127 real

Ps: and they charge now 50 real for the entrance in Eros.

[QUOTE=Super Duper]I can't find Ave Contorno near Campo Grande. Not in real and not with google-map. Do they change the streetname?[/QUOTE]

When you arrive in Campo Grande from the south, Ave Sete de Setembro, you need to go to the northwest corner of the square. At that corner, there are 3 or 4 streets that converge; the 2 that border the square and another 1 or 2 that arrive at angle between the first 2. Ave. Contorno should be one of those streets.

I don't think it touches the square exactly. It may stop half a block to the west of the square. I remember that there is slight dip in the road near the square before it turns back north and up the hill.

It shouldn't be too hard to find because all the busses that are coming south from Praca de Se and arriving in Campo Grande come along Ave. Contorno. So go to the noirthwest corner of the square and look for the street the busses are coming from.