7 dias em Vila Flor
This all-inclusive itinerary offers a variety of focuses — including yoga, surfing, capoeira, and sustainable living, allowing you to tailor your experience to your specific interests.
Whether you seek inner peace through yoga, the thrill of riding waves, the rhythm of samba, or the opportunity to learn about sustainable living practices, this vacation is designed for the ultimate rest, relaxation, and reconnection with the natural world.
$1,700 $1,300 PER PERSON (DBL OCCUPANCY)
$2,100 $1,700 PER PERSON (SGL OCCUPANCY)
Activity Level: Active | Accommodation Level: Standard
Meals are included as indicated below. Alcohol and gratuity are not included.
International arrival and departure flights are not included.
Start Point: Salvador–Deputado Luís Eduardo Magalhães International Airport (SSA)
Ending Point: Salvador–Deputado Luís Eduardo Magalhães International Airport (SSA)
FAQs
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This package includes accommodations in a large suburban villa for the duration of our stay in Salvador. Our last three evenings will be spent a bit further north at a nearly all-inclusive midscale eco resort in Mata de São João, Bahia.
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Yes, simply select “pay amount due” when booking.
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The average temperature in February reaches a high of 31°C (that's about 87°F) during the day and at night dips to a low of around 25°C (about 77°F).
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All scheduled activities are optional should you decide to sit them out. Traveler's are free to take as much, or as little, time as they please away from the group and/or itinerary.
You are free to explore Bahia on your own terms, at your own pace, and at your own risk.
However, should you decide to venture off, keep in mind that it will be your responsibility to be in place for any major movements at the designated times.
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Unfortunately, this trip is for adults only.
Consider bringing them along to Egpyt!
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Beginning April 10, 2024. Residents of the United States will require a tourist e-visa to visit Brazil.
The costs and process of obtaining the necessary visa is NOT included in the cost of this package.
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Of course! Check out our blog post for more details.
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Double occupancy and single occupancy are terms commonly used in the hospitality industry, particularly in hotels and accommodations, to describe the number of guests staying in a room.
Double Occupancy:
>Double occupancy refers to a lodging arrangement where two people occupy the same room or accommodation.
>Typically, double occupancy rates are based on the assumption that two adults will be sharing the room.
>The room is equipped with amenities and facilities to accommodate two guests comfortably, such as two beds (e.g., two twin beds or one double/queen/king bed), enough towels and toiletries for two people, and space for two people's belongings.
>The cost of the room is often quoted on a per-night basis for two guests.
Single Occupancy:
>Single occupancy, on the other hand, refers to a lodging arrangement where only one person occupies a room or accommodation.
>In single occupancy rooms, there is typically only one bed provided, and the room is designed to accommodate one guest.
>Although designed for one person, single occupancy rooms often come with the same amenities and facilities as double occupancy rooms, such as a private bathroom, television, and workspace.
>The cost of a single occupancy room is usually less than that of a double occupancy room, reflecting the fact that fewer amenities are being used and only one person is staying.
In summary, double occupancy means two guests sharing one room, while single occupancy means one guest occupying a room alone. Hotels and other lodging establishments often offer both options to accommodate the needs and preferences of their guests.
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