In article <49d5b0df.0309290313.440480de@posting.google.com>, Bas
writes
>Hi all,
>
>where planning a trip to Arraial dŽAjuda but find it very hard to find
>any good information about the area.
>Can anyone please inform us about the possibilities in and around
>arraial?
>Whe're espacially interested in things to do, nature trips, guided
>tours etcetera.
>
>Whe're also interested in any information about the diner
>possibilities, since one of us is a vegetarian...
>
>Any pictures would be greatly aprecciated. Whe're staying at the Santa
>Fe (any reviews?)
>
>thnx in advance,
Well, I haven't been down there, but it's supposed to be one of the
'alternative' places in Brazil. There isn't much in southern Bahia
like there is in Northern Bahia and around Salvador; by going there
surely you must pass Salvador on the way. I have spent two weeks there
and didn't get bored, so try to sightsee when you are there.
I've been told that in Arraial dŽAjuda even the police smoke dope, so if
you are from the Netherlands, think Amsterdam coffeeshops by the beach
and you are probably halfway there. I understand there is a water park
with slides if you feel active at all.
I found some pix for you here - but they are commercial.
http://www.geocities.com/arraialbahia/pagina_n1.htm
--
JohnM
Author of Brazil: Life, Blood, Soul
http://www.scroll.demon.co.uk/spaver.htm
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