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What You Need To Know About Salvador Brazil...Things You Must Know About Salvador If You're Planning a Trip ThereSalvador is on the northeast coast of Brazil and is the capital of the state of Bahia. The climate is tropical with warm temperatures and high humidity throughout the year. March is the hottest month and you should expect temperatures varying between 75ºF and 86ºF. July is the coolest month and temperatures range from about 70ºF to 79ºF. There is quite a lot of rain in Salvador, mostly of which falls between May and January. Because the weather is consistently warm, it does not matter too much when you take your vacation in Salvador, but you will avoid most of the rain if you go in February, March or April. Salvador has two sections, the upper and lower parts, and a giant elevator called Elevador Lacerda connects them. If you take a trip on it, you will see fantastic views over the city. There are festivities in June and the carnival is celebrated throughout July, August and September. Try Itapua Golf Club if you fancy a round of golf or Mercado Modelo if you like browsing flea markets. The island of Itaparica can be reached from Salvador by ferry and hosts the Sul America Open Tennis competitions. You can spend the day chilling out and exploring its sandy shores. Salvador is surrounded by beaches. You might want to avoid them
at the weekend when they get extremely crowded. Also, keep an eye
on your possessions when on the beach since there are often thieves
lurking about. Porto da Barra is one of the prettiest beaches in
Salvador. You will find clear water and sporting activities. Pelourinho is the Old City where you can find winding cobbled streets and Colonial era buildings. You can find many restaurants, bars and shops in the area and Tuesday night is party night in the area. Expect music, dancing and a lot of fun. You could try Cachaça, which is the local firewater, but it is an acquired taste! The Miguel Santana Theatre puts on a folkloric ballet on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays at 8PM and has some great reviews. Every night there is something going on in Salvador. Pickpockets and thieves can be found downtown and in central Salvador so dressing like a local and it is wise not to flaunt expensive cameras or valuables. Walk in groups or take a car or taxi if you after dark. Traveling around in the daytime is generally safe. If you like vibrant vacations, pretty beaches and a lot of color, you will love Salvador. The Contractor may be required to travel in performance of orders issued under this contract. Allowable travel and per diem charges are governed by Pub .L. 99-234 and FAR Part 31, and are reimbursable by the ordering agency or can be priced as a fixed price item on orders placed under the Multiple Award Schedule. The Industrial Funding Fee does NOT apply to travel and per diem charges. Traveling to The Red Sea... What You Absolutely Must Know Below you'll find travel deals, specials, discounts and can't miss travel offers...
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