Top Sal Rei Tours by Duration - page 2

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

Witness the Thrilling Turtle Nesting in Boa Vista! From July 1st to October 30th, experience one of Boa Vista’s most exciting adventures: up-close observation of sea turtles nesting in protected areas of the Norte Natural Park. Guided by local experts, this night tour brings you into direct contact with nature while respecting the turtles’ habitat. You’ll witness the ancient ritual of Caretta caretta turtles—from their arrival on the beach to digging nests and laying eggs—while learning about conservation efforts protecting this endangered species. More than an activity, this is an authentic, transformative experience—perfect for those seeking meaningful travel. Book now for a unique blend of excitement, education, and wildlife protection in Cape Verde!

In this beautiful excursion we will visit the old fishing village Spinguera, now Ecolodge, the favorite beach for kite surfing Ponta Antonia, the beach with the famous Cabo Santa Maria shipwreck and the impressive Viana Desert. Round trip takes about 40 minutes each way. MINIMUM 3 PAX

In this excursion we will see the beautiful beach of S. Monica, 25km of deserted white sand, Varandinha and its caves, the ancient village of Povocao Velha, the silent Deserto de Viana, and the beach with the famous Cabo Santa Maria shipwreck. Finally, a walk and shopping in sal Rei. Round trip, about 30 minutes each way. MINIMUM 3 PAX

From July until October, we find this spectacle down the beach in the evening where big females come to lay their eggs inside the special nests all made by themselves. This beauty is protected by the government with massive support of the locals who engages the conservancy project every year. Nowadays, there are many associations and ONGs with international support who help the conservancy and protection program. There are a limit of tours and people per night per beach to not disturb the turtle processes, (each operator has a limit number of guests per visit). Immerse yourself in this adventure and get an experience that will last a lifetime. During our tour you’ll experience the turtle: - preparing very accurately the nest, - laying very carefully the eggs - covering the eggs thoroughly with sand - returning to the sea very quietly Enjoy our Turtle expeditions led by trained staff who love these amazing, endangered creatures.

Experience the Magic of Boa Vista with Our Guided Tour! Step into the world of pottery at the charming Rabil pottery school, explore the captivating shipwreck on Cape Santa María beach, and find solace at Fatima's Chapel. The adventure doesn't stop there – we'll take you on a journey through the vibrant city of Sal Rei. But that's not all; your taste buds are in for a treat too! We'll make a pit stop at Sodade Restaurant where you can savor a delicious and mouthwatering taste with Homemade products, Snacks and Drinks. Don't miss the chance to join us on this extraordinary tour and make unforgettable memories on the enchanting island of Boa Vista.

Get ready for an unforgettable 4-hour Quad Bike adventure across Boa Vista’s southern coast. Follow our expert local guides on a thrilling ride that takes you to some of the island’s most breathtaking spots. Your journey begins at the towering Chamine of Praia de Chaves, a fascinating landmark that stands against the vast ocean backdrop. From there, ride on to the stunning Morro de Areia Dunes, where endless stretches of golden sand meet the Atlantic Ocean—a sight that truly captures Boa Vista’s untouched beauty. Next, experience the rugged charm of Praia de Varandinha, a secluded beach with spectacular cliffs and hidden caves. Take a moment to explore or simply soak in the view of the Atlantic crashing against the shore. Finally, you’ll arrive at Povoação Velha, the island’s oldest village, where traditional charm and local life offer a glimpse into Boa Vista’s rich culture. For those looking to experience Boa Vista beyond the usual, this is a must-do.

'' Embark on the Sahara Sand Track and explore Boa Vista’s unique desert landscapes. Experience the majestic dunes and dive deeper to uncover the island’s hidden gems. ''

This tour offers a blend of adventure, history, and cultural immersion. Experience the thrill of sandboarding, explore historical landmarks, learn about the local culture, and see wildlife. It’s a tour that truly captures the spirit of Boa Vista. Boa Vista Island, one of the first islands discovered by the Portuguese in the 15th century, is among the most beautiful and peaceful in Cape Verde. As the second most touristic island in the archipelago, it is characterized by stunning white sand beaches and sandy deserts, conveying peace, tranquility, and security. Don't miss the chance to get to know the island, its charms, and its people. The best way to experience Cape Verde is with local people!

Cape Verde sunsets are renowned for being stunning, but finding the best viewing spot is difficult if you don’t know the island well. This evening dinner experience at Morabeza Beach Club guarantees you front-row seats for the natural spectacle, and includes a buffet dinner, drinks, and a live performance to add to the ambience.

“Discover the art of traditional pottery in Boa Vista. Learn, create, and take home your own handmade piece.”

Why turtle watching with Rotcha-Tours? A professional, well-coordinated team that eliminates unnecessary walking on the beaches. Because we work with radio and send the guys ahead with whom we are in constant contact. We will pick you up from your hotel or holiday accommodation at around 6 p.m. After about an hour's drive, we will reach the nature reserve on the east coast of Boa Vista, where 80% of the egg laying takes place. I ask you to wear good shoes and dark and warm clothing! Sometimes we have to be patient, depending on when we can observe the egg laying, we are back at around 11 p.m. 99.9% sighting guarantee.