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Sun worshippers revel in the beauty of the beaches
at Piata and Itapoa. For sightseeing, the best bet is a city tour that
includes the old town, the Mercado Modelo and the museum of candomble
saints in Pelourinho Square. Most tourists leave here with a ribbon
from the shrine of Bonfim tied around a wrist, good for three wishes
if worn until it falls off. Language: Portuguese Currency: Real (R$)
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The bar in our cabin. It seems all cruise lines are
skimpy with electrical outlets.
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Showing the coastline about 15 miles from Salvador
harbor.
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First closer view of Salvador, Brazil
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The black and white vessel is the largest oceangoing
tug I have ever seen. Most of the ships at anchor are petrochem vessels.
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Docking at the Salvador Municipal pier.
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Docking at the Salvador Municipal pier.
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Docking at the Salvador Municipal pier.
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Docking at the Salvador Municipal pier.
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Docking at the Salvador Municipal pier.
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My bride in the camera store with me buying new camera
batteries
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Dinner table companions
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Dinner table companions
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Dinner table companions, Dutch Nationals, living now
in Lisbon
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Towel art by Sy, our cabin attendant.
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