Attention: this route takes place every first and third Saturday of each month (with a minimum of 10 people).
The Rota da Liberdade Ethnic Tourism Nucleus, originating from the Quilombola Basin and Iguape Valley Council, is formed by representatives and residents of the Kaonge, Dendê, Kalemba, Engenho da Ponte and Santiago do Iguape quilombos, who reside in the Bahian reconcavo, at 1:30 am, from Salvador.
In a participatory way, the nucleus developed the Freedom Route, which features activities that present the history, geography, culture and way of life of communities recognized as remaining quilombolas on the banks of the Bay of Iguape Cachoeira Bahia.
All routes are directed by people from the communities themselves, trained in history, regional geography, first aid and trail driving.
* It is worth noting that the order of experiences can be changed, due to weather conditions or other factors that impact the experience.
Pay attention to the communication channels with the agency so as not to miss important information.
People boarding route in Salvador and trip to the first stop in Cachoeira.
Visit to the banks of the Paraguaçu River, the Recôncavo Baiano cove and the external area of the Convent of São Francisco do Paraguaçu, which is known for its grandeur and colonial architecture.
It is an opportunity to meet and connect with the people of Quilombo do Dendê, their territory and ancestral way of life. Here the Oyster Cultivation Workshop will be presented, you will get to know firsthand how it is carried out and its importance in the development of the community. For those who wish, it will also be possible to try fresh oysters (for this, take extra money to buy on the spot).
Walk (expected duration of 20 minutes) to the Kaonge Quilombola Community. Moment to appreciate the beauty of the preserved local nature.
Lunch at the "É de Oxum" restaurant, traditional quilombola food prepared with locally grown ingredients. A unique experience.
Conversation with Griô about the history and development of the Quilombos. Visitors have the opportunity to broaden their knowledge based on the narrative of a person who is a reference in the community, responsible for keeping the memory and ancestral traditions alive.
Making Palm Oil / Making Flour / Making Syrup It is an experience that invites visitors to practice. Let's get to know the process of making palm oil, flour and syrup. It's worth taking extra money to buy the products, contributing to the sustainability of the community.
Farewell with Samba de Roda and community participation. To dance and celebrate this moment of connection.
Boarding and return trip to Salvador (same point where boarding took place)
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
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This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If you cancel or ask for an amendment, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
You will not receive a refund if you cancel.
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