Salvador has the largest population of African descendants outside of Africa and it has preserved, better than any other city, the African culture such as food, music, religion and there way of life. This experience will immerse you in Bahian traditions. 

One of the most import liturgical celebrations of Brazilian faith takes place in the month of August in the City of Cachoeira, located near all Saint’s Bay. During the Boa Morte or Good Death Festival, women of African descent of at least 50 years of age participate in a procession through city streets dressed as true queens, in devotion to the Good Death, or Dormitio Virginis, as the Assumption of the Virgin Mary to heaven is known.  

Experiencing an evening of true Afro-Bahian cultural performance, exciting music and dance performed by native Afro-Bahian people. 

Salvador is very well known for its food, color and flavor. Through this experience you will learn more about the local culture, tradition and history 

Visit one of the oldest and most traditional Candomblé terreiros in Bahia. Throughout its history, it contributed significantly to preserving and spreading African culture in Brazil. 

Today, prepare to leave and take a little bit of Salvador da Bahia, Brazil with you as you share your cultural immersion experiences with family, friends, and the community. Until next time. 

Have a safe journey.