Salvador

Hi,

I go to Salvador in okt. Enybody now where the best place of salvador is. Where is the best place to party. Find girls etc.

[QUOTE=Tomjoha]Hi,

I go to Salvador in okt. Enybody now where the best place of salvador is. Where is the best place to party. Find girls etc.[/QUOTE]RTFF, please!

[QUOTE=Gringo Safado]Thank you Carlos. In your experience, is Barra safe as an area? I read a couple of reports in this forum and others about Barra being an area of backpacker tourists targeted by favelados.[/QUOTE]The old city (Pelourinho) is not a good place te stay.

Barra is safe. Just the usual beglars who will annoy you if you wear RayBan sunglasses and a Nike cap. Almost no backpackers in this area.

I you are looking for a place, I would also recommend the Rio Vemelho (Red River) area. This is the rising star, next to Barra.

No go areas are Itapua and Piata. Although they are close to the airport and have the best beaches.

[QUOTE=Hugob123]The old city (Pelourinho) is not a good place te stay.

Barra is safe. Just the usual beglars who will annoy you if you wear RayBan sunglasses and a Nike cap. Almost no backpackers in this area.

I you are looking for a place, I would also recommend the Rio Vemelho (Red River) area. This is the rising star, next to Barra.

No go areas are Itapua and Piata. Although they are close to the airport and have the best beaches.[/QUOTE]Many thanks for your help. I am thinking of renting an apartment in Barra or Rio Vermelho. Any streets or parts of these areas I should stay clear of? Also thinking of going to Morro de Sao Paulo for a couple of days, would you recommend flying or taking the catamaran?

Do you know eny girlfriendly posadas\hotels in that area?

[QUOTE=Hugob123]The old city (Pelourinho) is not a good place te stay.

Barra is safe. Just the usual beglars who will annoy you if you wear RayBan sunglasses and a Nike cap. Almost no backpackers in this area.

I you are looking for a place, I would also recommend the Rio Vemelho (Red River) area. This is the rising star, next to Barra.

No go areas are Itapua and Piata. Although they are close to the airport and have the best beaches.[/QUOTE]

I can recommend Alain Zamrini rental services at bahiaonline.net. He's cool and knows why you're coming to Salvador.

I'd rather stay in Rio Vermelho or Ondina.

Succes

[QUOTE=Tomjoha]Do you know eny girlfriendly posadas\hotels in that area?[/QUOTE]

GS: Why don't you take the party boat? Booze and party atmosphere included. Transit time is only 30-40 minutes longer than the catamaran and the catamaran ride can be bumpy when you return to Salvador.

Enjoy

[QUOTE=Gringo Safado]Many thanks for your help. I am thinking of renting an apartment in Barra or Rio Vermelho. Any streets or parts of these areas I should stay clear of? Also thinking of going to Morro de Sao Paulo for a couple of days, would you recommend flying or taking the catamaran?[/QUOTE]

If I understand right Rio Vermelho isthe best place to stay? I usualy go to Natal and been there about 7 years in a row, hows salvador compered to Natal? Is there eny place to go in salvador to meet with other "tourists"becouse I travel alone and its always good to meet other people to hang around with.

Hi Tomjoha,

Going on a Monday to the old Cascinha de Siri is a sure bet. All the WG and mongers are meeting there.

During the day you meet gringos at Barra beach. There are not too many foreign mongers in Salvador, mostly local mongers.

Carlos Primeros

[QUOTE=Guzzista]GS: Why don't you take the party boat? Booze and party atmosphere included. Transit time is only 30-40 minutes longer than the catamaran and the catamaran ride can be bumpy when you return to Salvador.

Enjoy[/QUOTE]The party boat? that sounds good. any info on schedules, where I catch it from?

Thanks

Whens the best time to go to Salvador?

Is it like Natal.

November-mars?

Best travelling time to the north of Brazil is October - March.

Avoid Christmas and New Year, the hotels are charging a premium and the girls are with their families. Carnival is crazy in Salvador - either way it is a life-experience.

Carlos

[QUOTE=Gringo Safado]The party boat? that sounds good. any info on schedules, where I catch it from?

Thanks[/QUOTE]To be booked 1 day ahead at reservation desk that you find here:
Google maps: -12.971857,-38.515156

Best to take a girl with you to Morro de Sao Paulo.

Cheers

[QUOTE=Guzzista]GS: Why don't you take the party boat? Booze and party atmosphere included. Transit time is only 30-40 minutes longer than the catamaran and the catamaran ride can be bumpy when you return to Salvador.
Enjoy[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Guzzista]To be booked 1 day ahead at reservation desk that you find here:
Google maps: -12.971857,-38.515156
Best to take a girl with you to Morro de Sao Paulo.
Cheers[/QUOTE]
There are several options of sea transportation from Salvador to Morro de São Paulo. Lanchas and catamarans leaving from the port behind Mercado Modelo.

There are schooner trips departing from Salvador and Morro. These trips visit beaches along the coast etc. Some have music, food and beer included.

You mean that there is a party boat doing the route Salvador-Morro? It sounds strange to me.
Maybe you are thinking of a one-day trip Salvador-Morro with the catamaran and boarding a schooner when arriving in Morro?

Hi Sperto,

in 2005 we took one of the schooners for a 2-day trip to Morro. It was a package deal with one night at a pousada on Morro and onboard catering included.

If I remember well we booked it at the same counter for booking the catamaran.

[QUOTE=Sperto]There are several options of sea transportation from Salvador to Morro de São Paulo. Lanchas and catamarans leaving from the port behind Mercado Modelo.

There are schooner trips departing from Salvador and Morro. These trips visit beaches along the coast etc. Some have music, food and beer included.

You mean that there is a party boat doing the route Salvador-Morro? It sounds strange to me.
Maybe you are thinking of a one-day trip Salvador-Morro with the catamaran and boarding a schooner when arriving in Morro?[/QUOTE]