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Gol lança voos de Salvador para Chapada Diamantina e mais pontos turísticos da Bahia


Rotas serão operadas pela Voepass, com aeronaves que comportam até 68 passageiros. Chapada Diamantina, na Bahia, é considerada a mais ‘roots’ por especialistas Rafael Miotto/g1/arquivo A Gol vai disponibilizar três novos voos para pontos turísticos da Bahia, partindo de Salvador. Eles chegarão a Lençóis, Paulo Afonso e Teixeira de Freitas. As novas rotas são comercializadas exclusivamente pela Gol e operadas pela Voepass, a serviço da companhia. A empresa utiliza a aeronave ATR-72, cuja capacidade é de 68 passageiros. LISTA: as 10 melhores praias do mundo para viajar em 2022 NUDISMO: conheça as oito praias oficiais do Brasil QUAL VISITAR? O que esperar de Diamantina, Veadeiros, Guimarães e Mesas Lençóis é o portão de entrada para a Chapada Diamantina e terá dois voos semanais da Gol/Voepass a partir de novembro, às quartas-feiras e aos domingos. Também em novembro começam os voos para Paulo Afonso, às terças, quintas e sábados. A cidade é conhecida pelo cânion do Rio São Francisco e a reserva do Raso da Catarina, além do complexo hidrelétrico que leva o nome da cidade. Teixeira de Freitas, no sul da Bahia, terá voos a partir de outubro, às segundas, quartas e sextas. A cidade do sul do estado faz parte da chamada Costa das Baleias, devido à ocorrência de baleias jubarte, e está perto de praias famosas como Prado e Cumuruxatiba. Cânion do São Francisco Globo Repórter Initial plugin text Veja vídeos sobre turismo: Três praias brasileiras figuram entre as dez melhores para viajar em 2022 Conhecida como 'Orlando brasileira’, Olímpia aguarda 350 mil turistas em julho Os 10 melhores parques de diversão do mundo, segundo turistas

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