Porto Seguro Praia Hotel

a week in the beach

by hmoitta about Baia Cabralia

if you want to party it's better stay in Porto Seguro or Arraial da Ajuda instead of Trancoso; I've spent a week in a hotel near Porto Seguro named Baia Cabralia, see my Porto Seguro page

Best bus package to Porto Seguro from Rio

by hmoitta about Hotel Baia Cabralia

Hotel in the city of Cabralia, near Porto Seguro in front of the sea. They have a private bus from Rio every friday to the hotel, excursions to the beaches and free bus to the center every night. The package includes dinner, breakfast ,a city tour and a show by night. It is an excellent package for what they offer.

Porto Seguro - Posada Portugal

by canguru

Porto Seguro - Posada Portugal

I paid R$10/night in march 2001 Very clean and spacious rooms with A/C, TV, pritave bath. Very comfortable. Great breakfast included. Location is quite good, several blocks back from teh shore front. There are more central posadas, but it's only a 5-10min. walk to any attractions in the centre of Porto Seguro from here.

Good Pousada in Porto Seguro

by Lyneke about Pousada Do Alemao

The rooms are very clean, with airco and television. I only payed 20 reals per day, and I thought this was very cheap for the time of year. Breakfast was included in the price. You have a swimmingpool, and a little terrass.

pleasant small guesthouse porto seguro center

by hanspeter_W. about pousada mare alta

FROM THE MANY ACCOMODATIONS IN TOWN I WOULD RECOMMEND YOU FROM CHEAPER SIDE THE FRIENDLY POUSADA MARE ALTA WITH A GREAT HOST AT AV. GETULIO VARGAS, 361
TEL: (O73) 288-2305 very friendly host.,.nice breakfast..in the center..near to beach..good guide

Four new one bedroom...

by deanblm

Four new one bedroom apartments located in the center of Porto Seguro, each with American style kitchen, bathroom, living room, service area, TV, ventilators balcony and internal parking. Accommodation for up to 06 people very close to all the shops and beach.
$20 The price is one of the best value places to stay in town.

Porto Seguro : Cheap and nice - Sympa, pas cher

by Maillekeul about Posada Recanto do Campeao

Such a nice hotel !!! Rooms are more than clean, the breakfast is huuuuuge, they have TV, fans, and everything... Go there !!!

Super hotel ou les chambres sont plus que propres, le petit-dej est enorme, ils ont une grosse tele, des ventilos, et tout.... Allez la !!! Cheap : 20 (without breakfast)/25 (with breakfast) reales (6-7 USD)....

Pas cher : 20 (sans le petit-dej)/25 )avec) reales (6-7 USD)...

porto seguro

by quartinb

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Considered as the first establishments on Brazilian lands, Porto Seguro is one of the most popular spots on the beautiful northeastern coast. Discovered in 1500 by the Portuguese navigator Pedro Alvares Cabral, this area 720 kilometres from Salvador, attracts foreigners with its innumerable, almost deserted beaches and exciting sights.


The city is divided into two sectors. The Lower City, on the shores of the river Buranhem, comprises a large number of restaurants, bars, posadas and travel agents. In this place, the Passarela do Alcool stands out- a small road by the coast where there is a lively and entertaining nightlife. Live music, folk groups, handicraft stores, local food and drinks together with the lambada and bay rhythms can be enjoyed here every night.

The important historic centre of Porto Seguro extends over the Upper City. In this sector there are many 16th century colonial constructions. One of the most significant is the Marco da Posse da Terra, a small stone column that symbolises the Portuguese arrival to the continent. The churches of Nossa Senhora da Penha, da Misericordia and Nosso Senhor dos Passos are some of the oldest churches in the country.

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But without a doubt, over the past few years, it is the beaches which have transformed Porto Seguro into the second most important tourist destination in Bahia. There are kilometres of white sandy beaches that extend towards the north of the city, surrounded by amazing barriers of coralreefs. The beaches of Curuipe, Itacimirim, Mundai, Taperapua, Rio dos Mangues, Ponta Grande and Mutai are ideal places for enjoying almost deserted stretches with forests of palm trees that reach out to the sea.

Natural pools, sands full of seashells, walks along the beach, small streams and kiosks serving local food and drink are attractions of this unique setting.

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