City of Salvador

Getting to know Salvador is to discover a little more of Brazil’s History. It was here that this continent-country began when Tomé de Souza founded the first Brazilian capital, on March 29, 1549. The city, guardian of historical treasures such as Mercado Modelo, the secular churches and Pelourinho, attracts people from all over the world not only for the culture, but also for the weather and the hospitality of the people who live here.

In Salvador, the sun heats, and the ocean refreshes the soul. The tropical weather has made the city become the official summer capital. It’s more than 50 km of beachs with warm waters and a beautiful seashore with bars, restaurants and wide space for sports practice, so you can enjoy Salvador as you wish.

Here, you can have the world’s best dip in the sea in Porto da Barra, experience the remarkable taste of palm oil and taste the unique spices that only Bahia has.

Salvador Bahia Airport

Salvador Bahia Airport is one of the ten busiest airports in Brazil. Located in a privileged area, it offers connections to all Brazilian regions. Its renewed structure can receive aircraft up to code 4E, which can disembark their passengers at one of the 19 boarding bridges available. The airport structure can serve up to 15 million passengers per year. 

Salvador Bahia Airport is also the first Concession of the VINCI Airports network in Brazil, which took over the operation on January 2, 2018. Since then, Salvador Airport has incorporated global operating standards, seeking to offer more efficiency, safety, and a better travel experience for your passengers. Considered the “Most Sustainable Airport in Brazil”, Salvador Bahia Airport stands out for its pioneering spirit in environmental preservation actions.