Top Things to do in Ilha de Itaparica
What to do and see in Ilha de Itaparica, State of Bahia (BA): The Best Day Trips from
Discover the best top things to do in Ilha de Itaparica, Brazil including Tropical Itaparica Island Tour Including Lunch, Paradise Morro de São Paulo Island Tour from Salvador, Tropical Island Boat Trip to Itaparica and Frades, Schooner Tour to Ilha dos Frades and Itaparica from Salvador, Private Salvador da Bahia Luxury Speedboat Tour, Full Day Itaparica Island with lunch, Salvador, Ilhas Maravilhas Frades and Itaparica Full Day Tour, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil.
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1. Tropical Itaparica Island Tour Including Lunch
Overall Ratings
4.7 based on 3 reviews
Discover the sights around Salvador from the water on this 8-hour cruise across All Saints Bay (Baía de Todos os Santos). On board a traditional schooner, you'll sail past the Fortress of São Marcelo and visit islands in the bay such as Itaparica. This is a relaxing way to learn a bit about the region's history and admire the natural beauty. Lunch is included. The tour guide is provided by the boat for all group not private or individual assistance.
Inclusions: Lunch, Air-conditioned vehicle, Tour guide provided by the boat trip company
Exclusions: Drinks, Gratuities
Reviewed By R1707AZjacquelinep
I absolutely love it! Considering the museums were closed, my guide Wagner tried his best to accommodate for it. I learned so much in just one day! Junior our driver got us to each stop safely. I highly recommend.
2. Paradise Morro de São Paulo Island Tour from Salvador
Overall Ratings
4.6 based on 10 reviews
The location is formed by beaches which are known by numbers, instead of names, and a friendly charming village where cars cannot circulate. Morro de São Paulo! A picturesque place that congregates tranquility, excitement, and entertainment for all ages and tastes.
Inclusions: Round-trip shared transfer
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By R1707AZjacquelinep
I absolutely love it! Considering the museums were closed, my guide Wagner tried his best to accommodate for it. I learned so much in just one day! Junior our driver got us to each stop safely. I highly recommend.
3. Tropical Island Boat Trip to Itaparica and Frades
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 19 reviews
Discover the sights of Salvador from a unique viewpoint out in the Atlantic water on this 8-hour sailboat cruise over the calm waters of All Saints Bay (Baía de Todos os Santos). We'll be sailing between the Old Fortress os São Marcelo and have great and stunning view from the upper and lower cities.
Inclusions: Local guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Entrance fees (Island environment fees R$ 25,00 per person)
Reviewed By R1707AZjacquelinep
I absolutely love it! Considering the museums were closed, my guide Wagner tried his best to accommodate for it. I learned so much in just one day! Junior our driver got us to each stop safely. I highly recommend.
4. Schooner Tour to Ilha dos Frades and Itaparica from Salvador
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 4 reviews
Enjoy a full and varied day trip by exploring Baía de Todos os Santos. You'll have the opportunity to swim, snorkel, relax and catch some rays while bathing in the warm waters around the Ilha dos Frades and Itaparica. A family friendly adventure from Salvador in the exotic wilderness of Brazil!
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop off, Local Guide, Schooner Tour, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Gratuities, Food and Beverages, Extra activities like kayaking, snorkeling and stand up paddle., Landing and facility fees
Reviewed By Mikel J
First of all, the tour guide was 45 minutes late. Pick up was at 6 am, had we known it was going to be late, we could've slept in an extra half hour instead of getting up at 5am. We requested an english speaking tour guide, only to be surprised by a non-speaking tour guide, with the excuse of his co-worker calling in sick. This was a terrible start. Our hotel breakfast wasn’t open that early so we didn’t have a proper breakfast from the get-go. I requested if there was atleast a coffee/water break—only to stop at a gas station where they served coffee only in clear plastic cups. Who would want to drink coffee in that in a bump tour bus? The tour bus didn’t even offer bottled water or anything. The booking site didn’t clearly state how long the travel time was from Salvador to Mangue seco. We only realized after picking up other tourists on the way there. It took 4.5 hours to get there in a cramped van with no leg room and a door that didn’t properly open from the inside. In addition, they played on CD on repeat. We finally get there, in the middle of high sun, which meant an uncomfortable blistering hot day ahead. There was NO canoe to take us to the beach, instead it was a ferry boat with stiff metal benches which made for an uncomfortable and impossible slow ride to this island which we were hoping would be a nice pay off from the torturous ride to get there. We were made to order food as soon as we arrived to the island, but only to be delivered at a later time at the beach. But first we had to take the buggy ride first. The buggy ride cost was an additional cash-only charge on top of the booking fee. This was not clearly stated. While the sand dunes was a decent backdrop for a photo-op, we didn’t really feel the need to make 5 different stops in the sweltering heat that basically ended up looking the same. We just wanted food, drinks and the ocean. Finally, after the fifth stop we were pretty much salivating to jump in the water, only to be teased and driven back into the village to stop at a local restaurant for a pointless 15 minute break, in what felt like half an hour — a ploy perhaps to get tourists to buy unwanted chachkis. At this point we just wanted the food we ordered, in what seemed like ages ago, and jump in the water. The buggy finally dropped us off in the line-up of huts where other tourists were. Besides being a “virgin” beach, nothing about seemed pristine or peaceful. The travel to this place was 8 hours in total. The actual time spent there was a quarter of that time. So do I think it’s worth it? After all that? Not in the least. We were better off staying in Salvador and explore nearby beaches.
5. Private Salvador da Bahia Luxury Speedboat Tour
Discover the beauty of Salvador from a unique viewpoint on a 8-hour private speedboat tour over the calm waters of All Saints Bay (Baía de Todos os Santos). We'll be sailing between the Old Fortress of São Marcelo and have great and stunning view from the upper and lower cities later is on your hand to decide among 54 unique islands to explore and relax with your private speedboat. Book your tour and enjoy the best beach tour experience in Bahia. Speed boat of 32 feats . Capacity for maximum 7 people
Inclusions: Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private tour
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By R1707AZjacquelinep
I absolutely love it! Considering the museums were closed, my guide Wagner tried his best to accommodate for it. I learned so much in just one day! Junior our driver got us to each stop safely. I highly recommend.
6. Full Day Itaparica Island with lunch, Salvador
Cruise Todos os Santos Bay on board of a typical wooden schooner. A fantastic bay that has approximately 30 islands, receiving waters of plenty of rivers, allowing the sailing to cities of a region called "RECONCAVO BAIANO", its name refers to AMERICO VESPUCCI because he arrived in Todos os Santos Bay at November 1st of 1501 and this is the day of all saints. During the cruise we will visit two islands, one is called Ilha dos FRADES (priest's island) with its picturesque fishermen's town with exuberant vegetation and calm waters beaches. The other is ITAPARICA island, the biggest island (36 km2), with the biggest population too and a traditional holidays' house region. We will have plenty of time to relax and swim. Lunch is served on Itaparica’s island.
Inclusions: Lunch, Group Tour - Sharing Boat with maximum capacity of 150 persons
Exclusions: Food and drinks on board the schooner and at Frade’s Island are not included in the price;, In case of bad weather, can be substituted by another program in Salvador.
7. Ilhas Maravilhas Frades and Itaparica Full Day Tour, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
Relax and enjoy ourselves on a stroll through the Bay of All Saints. On board a safe and equipped boat, enjoy an incredible view of Salvador, enjoy a sea bath and the wonderful landscape of the Island of the Friars. In addition, we will have a stop for bath and lunch (optional) on the famous Island of Itaparica. TCH is the best and most complete option in receptive in Bahia. With a special service, differentiated services and a modern structure, TCH presents to the tourist an even more charming Bahia, always with the joy and hospitality that are marks of the Bahia people. Everything to make each tour an unforgettable experience.
Inclusions: Transportation and Bilingual Guide
Exclusions: Does not include meals, tickets to museums, churches and other attractions
Reviewed By rafaelsC7235NR
The service was extremely punctual, and the driver showed a professional conduct throughout the entire trip. Every contact between the TCH representative and me was done in a very professional and clear manner.
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