Serra Do Ramalho Holiday Deals

Serra Do Ramalho Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Serra Do Ramalho

Wondering why Bahia is on so many travellers' hit lists? Well, you can bet your bottom dollar its splendid beaches, coastal plains, rainforest and rivers might have something to do with it! Set up camp in Serra Do Ramalho and you'll be in a fab spot to get out and experience them.

It sits 520 kilometres northeast of the capital of Brazil, Brasilia.

Bom Jesus Da Lapa is 40 kilometres to the northeast and worthy of your time. After more ideas? Sao Felix do Coribe, 65 kilometres to the west of Serra Do Ramalho, ought to be your second stop.

When it comes time to rediscover your inner adventurer, get ready for some mountain climbing. That said, there aren't many better ways to discover the landscapes of this region than with a little hiking.

Shore fishing and picnicking are two nice ways to wind down while getting some fresh air and Vitamin D.

You certainly won't need to lug around a guidebook if you choose to go on some guided nature walks, wildlife spotting tours and city walking tours. Your reputable tour guide will be able to give you the most up-to-date local knowledge around!

Step off solid ground and experience Bahia from a whole new perspective. With several fun-filled activities like swimming and snorkeling on offer, it's the ideal playground for water fanatics.

Take a look at what's going on at the region's art museums, history museums and craft workshops. There are a number to choose from, so it's a good idea to do your research!

Would you like to spend the day outdoors? Plan a trip to one of the surrounding area's open-air exhibits and open-air markets.

If you're keen to learn about the region's past, why not look around a few of the nearby traditional villages and old towns? Do some research beforehand to help fully understand their historical significance.

Learn about the area's religion and perhaps get back in touch with your spiritual side by visiting one of Serra Do Ramalho's churches and cathedrals.

There's a whole new world of fresh flavours waiting to two-step across your taste buds in Bahia. With so many delicious things to treat yourself to, all you need to bring with you is a good appetite — and perhaps your stretchiest jeans.

Are you curious about some of the most common ingredients used in the local kitchens? Get ready to taste beans and beef in many of your meals.

Of course, you can't head home from Serra Do Ramalho without introducing your taste buds to churrasco (barbecue) or acaraje. Popular with the locals and considered specialty dishes, they are an essential experience for any self-respecting food fan.

You won't need too much convincing to sample beijinho de coco (coconut balls), a treat that'll make you want to settle down here.

To beer or not to beer? That is the question. Of course, the answer is always beer. When you're in this neck of the woods, Antartica is the one you need.

Batida is what the locals drink when the night begs for something a bit stronger. Ask your bartender for a little taste and see if it fits the bill.

A well-matched bottle of vino can complete any tasty meal, and popular local wines cannot be missed. Don Laurindo and Villa Francioni are among the top picks.

When your holiday is over and it's time to say "Adeus" to Serra Do Ramalho, don't fret — it will always welcome you back!