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South America » Brazil » Bahia » Porto Seguro » Trancoso March 1st 2011

How I dicided to go to Trancoso? A place I’ve never even heard of? After a bad break up a needed sometime away and alone so I decided to travel somewhere. My friend Tonie told me about this wonderful place named Trancoso so I packed and was on my way to a place I did not know existed before. But I needed to get away from everyone who knows me. Trancoso has some of the best beaches and It is the perfect place to disconnect from the world and just relax. People are very welcoming, nice and friendly. It is a perfect paradise! ... read more
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Streets of Trancoso
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South America » Brazil » Bahia » Porto Seguro » Trancoso February 26th 2010

Hello all it is Tal, We left unforgettable - endless events - carnival city of Rio, heading north to the golden beaches of Trancoso. Trancoso is a small charming fishermen village, a 19 hours bus ride to the big city of Porto Seguro there from another 15 min. ferry + a 1.5 hour bus ride to Trancoso... We got the name from a fellow backpacker from Brazil, whom we met 4 months ago in Bolivia. He made a list of “MUST” places in Brazil - and Trancoso was one of them. It is definitely out of the beaten track spot, no “Israeli colonies”, and we were anxious to arrive to the “promised land”. Do not forget, we are still traveling with Lilach's parents and they have never done before a 19-hour trip in a bus, so ... read more
View from Trancoso over the beach
Trancoso beach
Shrimp Skewers on Trancoso beach

South America » Brazil » Bahia » Porto Seguro » Trancoso February 18th 2009

The following day we left Jacuma, armed with half a cake that we couldn´t resist buying from a little cake store before we left. We caught the bus to Joao Pessoa where we ended up waiting in the bus station for the rest of the day, while armed guards seemed to be running around the place, until it was time to board our night bus to the city of Salvador. Salvador was a city that from the early planning stages we both wanted to see, but having been to many cities we were worried about it due to the constant fear of muggings etc. Luckily on arrival we were able to get a bus to the Pelourinho (the old colonial city) which instantly felt much safer due to a large tourist presence and the police to ... read more

South America » Brazil » Bahia » Porto Seguro » Trancoso March 18th 2008

We had a bit of a torrid time leaving Itacare for Trancoso. The easiest way was going to be on a touristy minibus but there were never enough people wanting to make the journey. Instead we ended up on public transport which involved one bus to Ilheus then another to Porto Seguro. We had to stay in Porto Seguro overnight which wasn’t too bad. At the bus station we had been told that nothing around the port area was open but we found a nice pousada and the promenade area was very lively, especially on “Pasarela Alcool”, the street with all the bars on it! The next morning we took a ferry from Porto Seguro to Arraial D’Ajuda. It was only a 10 minute crossing and we were met by a bus to take us to ... read more
Sunset
Chill Out Man!
Whitewashed Church

South America » Brazil » Bahia » Porto Seguro » Trancoso January 1st 2008

The Best number of days in my account to stay in the South of Bahia, and see most of it : 10 Days.... read more
Bahia!!
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Caraiva Beach




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