A Quilombo is a settlement where escaped slaved took refuge and built communities in resistance against slavery, where they restored African culture and way of life. This tour gives an experience with traditional quilombo communities, led by the Griôs (the persons that have kept the knowledge of their ancestral traditions and given to the new generations). This program promotes the community based sustainable tourism, and reinforces the importance of maintaining the Griô’s work for the oral traditions in those communities. That’s about the culture heritage not physically registered, such as habits, storytelling, customs, expressions, food techniques. Several of those cultural manifestations are presented during the visit.

Includes: Typical Lunch

Time: 7 am to 4pm