Visit the home studio of Giba for a hands-on percussion workshop, where you can enjoy an energizing jam session using Brazilian beat instruments, such as the atabaque, surdo, and berimbau. In the afternoon, embark on a culinary journey through Bahia’s rich food culture. Start at the bustling São Joaquim Market, where you’ll pick up fresh ingredients for the Chef’s Table. Learn how to prepare moqueca, a traditional Bahian seafood stew rich in coconut milk, palm oil, and spices; a fusion of African, Portuguese, and Indigenous flavors that define Bahian cuisine. For your final evening in Salvador, enjoy a performance by the Bahia Folkloric Ballet at Miguel Santana Theatre. The dance troupe showcases traditional Afro-Brazilian dance, drumming, and folklore in a dynamic show that encapsulates the energy and soul of Bahia. Overnight:
Fasano Salvador