Salvador de Bahia, Brazil is built along two coastal levels so steeply divided that elevators and cable cars are used to transfer from one to the other. It has a large black population in part because the city was a major point of entry for the slave trade into Brazil. As our visit was on a Sunday, the beaches were heavily populated by natives.
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- Skyline from Quest
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- Upper and Lower Bahia
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- Norwegian’s Maasdam
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- Cable cars up and down
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- Street vendor
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- Park with sculpture
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- Etched facade
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- Sunday at the beach
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- Bahia lighthouse
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- More beach
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- Beach vendor
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- Sheltered cove
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- Lake ladies and stadium
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- Bahis’s favela
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- Street Art
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- Bubblehead and Babe
