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At New Year‘s, Brazil is party land. The New Year‘s Eve celebration on the Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro is renowned, but it‘s not only there that they celebrate this very special date to the full. A party  is held in Salvador de Bahia with such a fantastic atmosphere that it is second to none – on a par with the Copacabana!

In fact, it is the preferred destination of many tourists and particularly Brazilians who do not hesitate to head for this wonderful place because they know that they are guaranteed a good time and a great atmosphere.

In Salvador on December 31 the streets in the center fill with food and drink stands from 6pm, capturing the pulse of the party. People from all over the world meet in the streets of Pelourinho and enjoy the lively atmosphere while they wait for night to fall. When the sun sets, the tradition and party commence; dressed in white, everyone heads for the beach to celebrate the beginning of the new year. Many get in the waters of the sea to purify themselves and pay tribute to the Orishas; they dance on the sand to live music – tropical rhythms, samba and salsa will ensure that you don‘t stop moving your feet throughout this magical night. The fishermen‘s rowboats dotted around the bay launch fireworks, lighting up this very special night.

Don't hesitate to take a swim with your white costume at daybreak, you will begin the new year purifying yourself and paying homage to the goddess Lemanjá, protector of the sea. This is a tradition you must practice like the Brazilians if you want to start the year on the right footing.

The whole atmosphere surrounds you, all the joie de vivre infects you and you will never forget the best Réveillon night of your life. See for yourself and then come and tell us about it!

 

 “IBEROSTAR Hotels & Resort has two 5-star, all-inclusive vacation complexes in Salvador de Bahia: the IBEROSTAR Praia Do Forte and the IBEROSTAR Bahía Both hotels offer guests the ideal Brazilian vacation and beautiful natural surroundings.”

originally appeared on our blog PassportTo...

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