Transer from Salvador + Morro de Sao Paulo + Salvador (semi-terrestrial)

Passengers will be welcomed with a TCH RECEPTIVO identification plate;

Regular services with assistance in Portuguese, with a possible wait for boarding of up to 40 minutes after arrival;

Does not include entrance fees and tickets;

When transferring from hotels in Salvador to hotels on the North Coast or vice versa, there may be a stop at the airport for other passengers to board or disembark;

Age policy: from 0 to 1 years old it is free, from 2 to 11 years old it will be charged half the price and from 12 years old it is already the adult rate;

The baggage allowance on the regular transfer will be a maximum of 01 suitcase weighing up to 23 kg + 01 suitcase/handbag/backpack per passenger;

Transfer out: scheduling this service is the responsibility of TCH RECEPTIVO, with the time being informed to the passenger via Whatsapp/SMS message or phone call, the day before the passenger leaves for their city of origin;

During Carnival, services for hotels in Salvador, within the circuits, will be subject to an increase – please consult;

Due to weather conditions, the semi-land transfer may be carried out via ferry boat;

For direct connection to MSP, flights must land in SSA at least 2 hours in advance for semi-land boarding;

For the return from MSP by semi-terrestrial, flights must depart from SSA airport from 1 pm onwards;

The tourist tax, currently R$50.00, and baggage loading on the Island are not included;

Passengers aged 60 and over are exempt from paying the tourist tax;

Age policy on the semi-terrestrial: Children up to 4 years old FREE; above = Adult price;

Excess baggage is not permitted, with a maximum allowance of 23 kg per person;

For transfers to MSP, our service is provided up to the reception area at the second beach;

We would like to point out that the Villa dos Corais hotel and the others located on 4th beach, 5th beach and Praia do Encanto, offer a transfer service at regular times;

All services are subject to change, both due to climate change and any other reasons.