Top Cape Verde Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 4

Drive the island of Sal with this full day tour. Led by a guide turned driver, visit the region's highlights. Start at the city of Santa Maria to learn about local culture and history. Explore the home of the World Kite Surfing Championships at Kite Beach before admiring Lion Moutain from Murdeira Bay. See animals in their natural environment at Shark Bay, home of the Lemon Sharks.

If you’d like a guided hike through the gorgeous natural park, Serra Malagueta, then this is the tour for you. It’s private, so you can go at your own pace. No need to stick with a tour group. Rather, this is just for you and your party, where your guide will take good care of you and also show you the most special viewpoints on the island.

We cross the whole of Boa Vista Island on the famous cobblestone road created by the farmers of the north, to reach the Ervatao nature reserve, an ideal place for the Carreta Carreta turtles to lay their eggs, which normally takes place from June to October. A beautiful beach and a gigantic and secular baobab. We then continue to the Morro Nero lighthouse and the typical colorful and flowery villages, where time seems to have stopped. The round trip takes about 1 hour each way, you can stop to take pictures when you wish. MINIMUM 3 PAX

Set out on a journey to explore the diverse landscapes of Santiago Island, from picturesque valleys to historic sites, on this small-group tour. Discover vibrant markets in São Domingos and Assomada, visit São Jorge's botanical garden, and delve into the history of Tarrafal's prison-turned-museum. Relax in the azure waters of Tarrafal Bay and visit Rabelados village, where unique traditions thrive against the odds.

Cover some territory on this gorgeous hike that takes you and your private group to Fontainhas, renowned for its awesome views. Plus you visit Praia das Aranhas to see nesting turtles and possibly cool off with a swim. Your guide shows you the best route so you won’t get lost, and won’t miss any of the views. Enjoy lunch during your hike (additional cost), and then finish up in Cruzinha fishing village.

From local history to gorgeous nature, this full-day, private tour of Sal Island is a personalized introduction that’s tailored to you. Round-trip, private transport takes the hassle out of getting from place to place. Instead of dealing with traffic, focus on immersing yourself in exploring Sal Island, with a day that includes Espargos, Palmeira, the natural pool at Burracona, Pedra de Lume salt lake, and more.

Experience one of the most rewarding walks of the island of Santiago on this guided adventure to the Pico de Antónia, the highest point of the island, at 1,394 meters altitude. The experience begins with a pick-up in the morning, followed by a panoramic trip to the village of Rui Vaz, where the walk begins. The climb is challenging but rewarding, going through beautiful mountainous landscapes. At the top, feel touching the sky as you enjoy incredible panoramic views of the whole island. On bright days, you can still see the islands of Fire and May. An unforgettable experience for those who love nature, adventure and unforgettable landscapes.

Embark on a local adventure, discovering the vibrant heart of Cape Verde, on this small-group tour. Journey through plantations and historical sites, see the vast banana and coconut fields in Santa Cruz, and explore the unique botanical wonders of Orgãos village. You also learn about the rich heritage of rum-making, tasting sugarcane delights, and visiting a rum distillery.

Wake up in the morning to a refreshing walk, travel to the highest point of São Vicente, Monte Verde. This journey will take up the mountainside of Monte Verde, with its green ambiance, endemic plants, traditional farming houses, birdlife activity, and the best panoramic views of the Island! This hike is a great adventure! The length of excursion can vary depending on your pace of walking - typically one way up is up to 2 hours, then returning on the road can be up to an hour.

Make the most out of your visit in São Pedro village. The little fishermen's village lays in a sheltered bay and has a beautiful beach with clear ocean water. This day trip combines all Sao Pedro's fun elements: hiking, beach time, local vibes and swimming with turtles! You'll feel refreshed after a sunny day by the ocean. To make the day complete you get to enjoy lunch with the catch of the day fish in a cosy beach restaurant.

This excursion is ideal for adventurers and mountain lovers. Many people travel to Cape Verde and come to the island of Fogo especially to climb the majestic volcano "Pico de Fogo". This ascent allows you to reach... the highest point in Cape Verde! This magnificent volcano still in activity rises to 2829 meters above sea level. The level of difficulty of this climb is difficult. You need to be in good physical condition. You will be accompanied by an experienced local mountain guide. In terms of sensations, the climb can be a challenge for some. But be aware that a great reward awaits you at the top: total tranquility and a spectacular panoramic view. The descent of the volcano on the volcanic ash is very pleasant and jovial. This excursion provides enthusiasm and strong emotions. You will love! IMPORTANT: Minimum of participants: 2 people

This activity is great for travelers looking to mix fitness and sightseeing. Travel to the Monte Tchota Natural Park and ascend 1400m - the highest point on Santiago Island. View endemic plants and birds and local agriculture. Depending on the season, you'll see corn, mango, coffee, or tomatoes growing. Visit the houses carved into the Longueira mountains and talk with a local family to hear more about the culture and life of the region.

Take a private full-day tour of Cape Verde’s Santo Antão Island with hotel pickup included. Highlights include the picturesque Cova Crater, Topo da Montanha do Delgadinho with panoramic views, and a delightful lunch in Ribeira Grande. Explore Ponta Do Sol's historic charm and visit the stunning Paul Valley, known for its beauty and local interactions. The itinerary can be customized to your preferences.

Known for its long stretches of white-sand beaches and year-round sunshine, the island of Sal in Cape Verde is best explored off the main roads. Get out for an adventurous sightseeing tour on this 4-hour off-roading trip from Santa Maria, which lets you access beaches, salt flats, and more wilderness inaccessible by cars.

Discover the volcanic island of Sal on a half-day sightseeing tour. Join a small group and hit the highlights including the town of Santa Maria, the bay of Murdeira where loggerhead sea turtles mate from June to October, and the Pedra de Lume salt mines built in the crater of an extinct volcano. While you explore, your guide sheds light on the history and culture of Cape Verde and Sal Island.

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Explore the most famous hiking trail in Santo Antão. Enjoy a 3-hour hike from Cova Natural Park to the Green Valley of Paúl with a local guide. Have breathtaking views of Paúl Volcano Crater above 1000 meters high.

Explore one of the most welcoming and beautiful remote hiking trails on the island of Santiago and experience the hospitality of Cape Verdean peasants and families who live in the mountains. Marvel yourself at incredible views from the top of the natural park of Serra Malagueta and learn about the local fauna and flora.

Enjoy one of the most beautiful hikes in Santiago Island on this guided trail from Sierra Malagueta Natural Park to the lush Vale de Gongon. After a morning hotel pickup and a scenic drive to the north of the island, walk through protected natural landscapes before descending into a green valley known for its year-round vegetation. Along the way, experience the authentic rural life, meet welcoming locals, and enjoy the opportunity to taste local food. A perfect hike for nature lovers seeking stunning scenery and cultural immersion.

Enjoy a spectacular walking adventure that you have certainly never done before. Leave Portela village on a traceable path passing through sporadically planted fruit trees and vines pushing gently upwards.

Discover the best that the island of Sal has to offer as you embark on a full-day sightseeing tour. Join a small group for a journey across the whole island, stopping for a closer look at key landmarks. Visit villages, viewpoints, an underwater cave, beaches, a salt crater, and much more in just one day. While you explore, your guide provides context on the history and culture of the island.

Discover the highlights of Cape Verde’s São Vicente Island when you book this full-day sightseeing tour that begins in Mindelo. Join a small group and discover the diverse character of the island. Stop in small fishing villages, rocky bays, towering mountains, and pristine beaches over the course of the day.

Don't miss the opportunity to volunteer with animals during your trip to Cape Verde. You will see magnificent places and learn about aspects of the island that most tourists ignore. Not only will you do good to dogs and cats that Simabo has been dealing with for years, but you will fill your heart with pure emotions that you will carry with you forever.

Get your adrenaline pumping and explore the best of Sal on this thrilling ATV tour from Santa Maria. Join a small group and spend hours navigating rugged terrain, sand dunes, small villages, and beaches. This is a fun and dynamic way to experience the island while also learning more about Cape Verde’s history and culture.