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    Prais Porto da Barra

    Posted by AliD 19 August 2007

    The most fantastic beach in Salvador. It is crammed with people. Vendors sell you anything from a cold drink, to clothes to oysters. A must is the roasted cheese with oregano though. This is not a beach to take a book to, there is just too much going on that you have to sit back and watch the world go by and wonder at it all!

    Much more real and fun than the Pelourinho.

    Barra, a coastal suburb of Salvador

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    A hostel-oasis bit of accommodation on the tropical island of Itaparica, near Salvador in the Bahia region of Brazil. It used to be run by two lovely guys, one who worked as a surgeon and the other a teacher. Both welcoming and thoughtful.

    It's a beautifully vivid and tranquil place, bright colours, lots of areas to choose from to read, converse,write, sleep, swim.

    Has native landscaping, and electricity run via solar energy. The most beautiful and luminous place I've stayed in. It used to be hard to track down, phoning ahead probably best.

    Loteamento Outeiro Gabão, Qd B, Lote 23 - Bom Despacho;
    tel: 71 3681 1361/1360;
    email: paramita@terra.com.br

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