How to Get to Salvador da Bahia, Brazil

The Brazilian Airline Varig offers Internet Bargains -- very competitive fares (for flights from the United States) -- via their webpage at: http://www.varigbrasil.com/english/. Just click and follow the directions.

BACC (the Brazilian American Cultural Center), with an office on 46th Street in New York City (in addition to several others in the United States, in Rio and in São Paulo) is a good source of low-priced air tickets to Brazil.

Their webpage is at http://www.brazilianvacation.com/bacc/main/about.html and tickets may be purchased from anywhere in the U.S. via an 800 number.

From the United States

The Brazilian airline TAM (www.tamairlines.com) has one weekly (Sunday) direct non-stop flight from Miami to Salvador (beginning May 2, 2004). Flight time will be 7 hours and 40 minutes, in an Airbus 330-200 carrying up to 228 passengers.

Brazilian airline VARIG (www.varig.com) has daily flights from New York, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles via connections in Rio or São Paulo.

From Great Britain - Europe

TAP-AirPortugal (www.tap-airportugal.pt) offers seven weekly flights Lisbon - Salvador (direct and non-stop) with connecting flights from London (Heathrow), Copenhagen, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Brussels, Luxembourg, Paris (Orly), Frankfurt, Munich, Zurich, Geneva, and Milan (Malpensa).

Air Europa (www.aireuropa.com) has three weekly direct non-stop flights from Madrid to Salvador with connection from London (Gatwick).

SAS (www.sas.se) and associated companies fly daily from Stockholm and Copenhagen via Madrid and São Paulo.

The following are a number of other travel agencies which deal with Brazil...

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