With 110 km², 200 km of shoreline and 56 islands, Todos de Santos Bay, in Salvador, holds great surprises for the sailor.
With a vast number of berths, warm waters, sun and good winds all year round. You don’t need to go far to find countless paradisiacal and beautiful beaches, ideal for a days rest at the seaside.
On terra firma, everyone is enchanted with the mixture of colours, rhythms and flavours of the local culture. Salvador was the principal port of the Southern Hemisphere up until the nineteenth century.
It was considered the obligatory route for old sailing ships, thanks to the maritime system of currents and winds that dominate the South Atlantic.
Here you can confer which Nautical Charts should be used
in order to arrive at this destination.
In order for everything to go as planned during the journey, don’t forget to plan the trip carefully, check embarkation conditions and check the marine weather forecasts and the Sea Table.
Used Nautical charts
- Carta de Aproximação: Nº 1101 – Proximidades do Porto de Salvador
Nº 1110 – Baía de Todos os Santos - Carta Local: Nº 1102 – Porto de Salvador