Brazil · WALKING TOURS IN SALVADOR
Every trip has one free day too few. These 5 walking tours in Salvador justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Explore Salvador’s Pelourinho on a private walking tour with the Lacerda Elevator, São Francisco Church, colonial squares, and bilingual guidance.
“We had scheduled private tour for me and my husband and guide was a no-show! He later says he was there but we got to meeting point way before meeting time. If you choose to use this company and tour be 200% clear with guide where to meet EXACT LOCATION!”
Explore Salvador’s Pelourinho on a 2.5-hour small-group walk with local culture, landmark views, Baroque churches, and practical city tips.
“The tour was a leisurely stroll around the beautiful Pelourinho neighborhood. The guide shared interesting information about the history and culture of Salvador and its inhabitants. While I enjoyed the tour, it felt like it could have been more substantive in the number of sights covered. Also the cost felt too high — possibly double the value of the tour as it structured at present.”
Explore Salvador’s Pelourinho on foot, from bay views and the Lacerda Elevator to Afro-Brazilian history, churches, and local tips.
“Amazing tour! We learned so much about Bahia and its incredible people and culture from our guide. He really took care of us and went out of his way to spend extra time to point out everything of interest. We highly recommend him as he is extremely knowledgeable, patient and personable.”
Review of Salvador’s Pelourinho walking tour, with historic squares, the Lacerda Elevator, Mercado Modelo, local culture, and practical booking advice.
“The tour was very complete, explained the history of the city, the most important places, and recommendations for coercion, walks, among others. Highly recommended! I was in the middle of carnival so it was useful to know other details of this holidayAuto-translated”
Review of Salvador’s private 3-hour walking tour, covering Pelourinho, Lacerda Elevator, churches, Bahian culture, guides, price, and value.
“I cannot recommend Gustavo highly enough as a guide in Salvador de Bahia! From the moment we met him, it was clear he has an incredible knowledge of the city and its history. But what truly sets Gustavo apart is his ability to bring Salvador to life—not just through landmarks, but through the stories, culture, and everyday rhythms of Brazilian society. He was warm, friendly, and genuinely passionate about sharing his city. With him, we discovered hidden gems, tucked-away cafés, vibrant neighborhoods, and little corners of Salvador that most tourists never see. Every stop was enhanced by his insights, his humor, and his deep love for the city. Thanks to…”
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