“Salvador, the blackest city outside of Africa!”
Brazil began in Bahia, whose capital is a cradle of African heritage in the formation of Brazilian culture and identity. Salvador is a magical city, connected by the charms of Bahia de Todos os Santos (Bay of all Saints) and the majestic lighthouses that illuminate from Monte Serrat, Barra, up to Itapuã. Popularly known as Black Rome, due to its countless Terreiros de Candomblé (Candomblé Temples) and expressions of AfroBrazilian religions, this city captivates everyone with its cuisine, music and musicality, dance, its diverse beaches, but above all, the hospitality of the Bahian people. Welcome to your new home!
Living in Salvador
Host Families
Our students can live with host families and have the opportunity to experience their daily lives, becoming part of them. Our families are carefully selected and are close to the Iorubaianidades Institute, allowing students to walk to classes. Furthermore, this excellent location also allows them to enjoy beaches (Barra, Ondina, and Rio Vermelho), shopping malls, and several other useful daily activities.
Hotel
Students can also stay in excellent hotels near the Institute, enjoying all the amenities and leisure facilities for a pleasant stay.
Tourist Attractions in Salvador
Partnerships
