Accommodation in Santo Antonio from AU$42

A kilometre to the northeast of Salvador's city precinct, you will come across Santo Antonio.

Forte de Santo Antonio da Barra is an iconic sight of Salvador.

Wandering through Santo Antonio and the area that surrounds it almost always includes visiting the Sao Francisco Church and Convent of Salvador and the Museum of Modern Art

Santo Antonio Alem do Carmo fort is a well-loved religious structure in the area. The Aram Yami Hotel and Pestana Convento do Carmo Hotel are great if you want to kick your heels up nearby. Tourists of many different religious beliefs and cultural backgrounds readily appreciate the value and significance of Santo Antonio Alem do Carmo church. The Hotel Villa Santo Antonio and Hotel Villa Bahia are your best bets for this spot.

You'll find a large number of accommodation options in Santo Antonio, but if you're after a great deal, try the Hostel Óh Meu Rei and Pousada Biribiri.

There's no better way to kick off your day of sightseeing than at one of the wonderful cafes of Santo Antonio. A caffeinated beverage at Fundação Casa de Jorge Amado should do the trick. When you start hankering for some heartier fare, Casa do Amarelindo is the place to go. Whether you're eating solo or with a few friends, this popular eatery is sure to impress.

Accommodation options near Santo Antonio

There's no shortage of awesome hotels and apartments in Santo Antonio. So whether you're shopping around for just a place to stay, or the whole enchilada including activities, car hire and flights, Wotif can make your Salvador dreams come true.