Pousada Baobá

Olinda, Brazil

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About the property

Baobá is situated in Olinda’s historic centre, famous for its local carnival and as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It offers modern accommodation with balconies and a pool outdoors.

The rooms are air conditioned and feature satellite TV. Baobá Pousada includes WiFi free of charge.

Guests are invited to a typical Brazilian breakfast with exotic fruits, fresh juices and a variety of breads and cakes. Restaurants and bars are within the direct surroundings of Baobá.

Pousada Baobá is located near Carmo Square and the Sao Bento Monastery. From Baobá it is a 7 km drive to Recife and 20 km to the airport.

Most popular amenities

  • Spa
  • Swimming pool
  • Parking

Location

Olinda, Brazil

Discover Olinda

Photos, information and travel guides for your stay.

Located in the northeastern state of Pernambuco, Olinda is a charming colonial town that's full of history and culture. Founded in 1535, it's one of Brazil's oldest cities and has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its well-preserved architecture and rich cultural traditions.

One of the first things you'll notice about Olinda is its vibrant colors. The town is known for its brightly painted houses and buildings, which make for a stunning backdrop as you explore the cobblestone streets. Be sure to bring your camera, as there are plenty of photo opportunities around every corner.

As you wander through Olinda, you'll also get a sense of the town's deep cultural roots. The Afro-Brazilian influence is particularly strong here, with many local traditions and festivals celebrating the region's African heritage. One of the most popular events is the Carnaval de Olinda, which takes place every year and is known for its lively music, colorful costumes, and festive atmosphere.

Located in the northeastern state of Pernambuco, Olinda is a charming colonial town that's full of history and culture. Founded in 1535, it's one of Brazil's oldest cities and has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its well-preserved architecture and rich cultural traditions.

One of the first things you'll notice about Olinda is its vibrant colors. The town is known for its brightly painted houses and buildings, which make for a stunning backdrop as you explore the cobblestone streets. Be sure to bring your camera, as there are plenty of photo opportunities around every corner.

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