One-Week Courses
Cooking course: Bahian specialties + cultural
background
Culture, History & More (much more)
Nature Protection Areas on the Bahian coast: The "Coconut Coast"
*) These courses will
be run if a sufficient number of people have registered for them in advance.
Please contact us for additional information.
The one-week courses include:
28 study-hours with a 7-day stay at half-pension (lodging + breakfast
+ one meal - meals include fruits and fruit juices in season); transfer
to and from the airport and to and from places involved in the courses;
intercultural briefing; a group trip to the Tamar Project and Arembepe
Beach; and a walking trip in the Old City of Salvador: Pelourinho, a United
Nations Cultural Treasure.
Other services or full pension upon request.
PHOTOS:
Seminar House by the Old Cashew Tree and surroundings, Capivara Nature
Preserve, Arembepe Beach and the Tamar Project for the Protection of Turtles.
Description of the one-week courses
(28 hours)
Cooking course: Bahian specialties + cultural
background
One-week cooking course with gourmet
excursions
Steaming pots and rich aromas ... Moqueca de peixe, bobó de camarão,
carurú, vatapá! We are going to prepare and eat special
Bahian dishes, but also typically Brazilian dishes like feijoada and churrasco,
which are not to be missed. Cooking instruction will take place at the
Seminar House. Instruction for one specialty dish will be done in a local
restaurant right on the beach where we will all dine together. We will
also shop together for ingredients in supermarkets and specialty stores.
We also will direct you and transport you to other gourmet restaurants
if you wish, but your meals there are not included in the price of the
course.
Culture, History & More (much more):
One-week course with city walk, short excursions
and culture program.
From a holistic, intercultural perspective visitors will deepen there
understanding of current cultural expression in Bahia: history, political
development, survival strategies, religion, sycretism and relations with
nature. The course includes city walks, short excursions, trips to museums
and candomblé houses, as well as to theatrical productions and
concerts when available (entrance fees not included).
On these walks and excursions, we will concentrate on richly expressive
scenes from everyday life, and later on as a group we will reflect on
our experience, share impressions, and sort out our feelings.
Nature Protection Areas on the Bahian coast: The
"Coconut Coast"
One-week course with short excursions to nature preserves on the north
coast of Bahia and to the city of Salvador.
The tourism policies of the Bahian state government provide for many tourist
attractions but also generate a lot of environmental problems. In recent
years the government has created various preserves in order to protect
the most vulnerable and important areas. In this course we will present
and discuss the current state of affairs, and we will visit some of the
most beautiful and endangered areas, as well as some of the most wonderful
beaches on the north coast of Bahia. Naturally, youll be able to
go in the water or do any number of sporting activities. You will learn
about environmental issues from both governmental and non-governmental
organizations. If the group desires, we can wrap up the course by making
concrete proposals for preserving the environment.
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