DEV LOG - LOCATIONS - Part 1

Arena Fonte Nova / BA

• Arena Fonte Nova is a multi-purpose stadium in Salvador, world-famous for its high average number of goals scored during the 2014 World Cup. With a capacity of 50,000 people, the venue features state-of-the-art technology, such as LED lighting and facial recognition. It is the home of Bahia and has already been confirmed as an official venue for the 2027 Women's World Cup.

Abrolhos / BA

• Abrolhos, in Bahia, was the first Marine National Park in Brazil. It is known as the largest breeding ground for humpback whales in the South Atlantic. The archipelago has five volcanic islands and rich marine life. Access is only by boat, ideal for diving and observation.

Arraial D’Ajuda / BA

• Arraial d’Ajuda is a district of Porto Seguro, in southern Bahia, famous for its charming atmosphere and strikingly beautiful beaches. In 2024, the destination was elected the most welcoming in the world, reinforcing its strength in Brazilian tourism. The place combines cliffs, blue sea, and a historic center.

Chapada Diamantina / BA

• Chapada Diamantina, in the heart of Bahia, is one of the most impressive natural destinations in Brazil, famous for its trails, waterfalls, caves, and mountainous landscapes. The National Park, created in 1985, covers more than 152,000 hectares. The region boasts unique geological formations, a great diversity of environments, and striking landscapes that make it a true natural treasure.

Lacerda Elevator / BA

• The Lacerda Elevator, in Salvador, is one of Bahia's most famous landmarks. Inaugurated in 1873, it connects the Upper City to the Lower City. At approximately 72 meters high, it offers a remarkable view of the Bay of All Saints. It is one of the oldest and most traditional urban elevators in Brazil.

Mercado Modelo/ BA

• The Mercado Modelo, located in Salvador, Bahia, is one of the city's most traditional tourist attractions. Situated near the Lacerda Elevator and the Bay of All Saints, the market brings together various shops selling handicrafts, souvenirs, and products typical of Bahian culture. It is a popular spot for tourists who want to experience the art, cuisine, and traditions of the region.