The excursion is a unique experience, taking travelers to explore the wild and untouched side of Boa Vista.
The itinerary includes abandoned villages, natural salt flats, and isolated turtle nesting beaches, offering an authentic immersion in the island's natural beauty. Throughout the journey, visitors can observe the local biodiversity, such as shark nurseries and deserted beaches. One of the highlights is Ervatão beach, known for its crystal-clear waters and peaceful atmosphere.
Lunch is served in the village of Fundo das Figueiras, featuring traditional dishes like local goat or grilled meats, allowing tourists to savor Cape Verdean cuisine.
The tour also travels along the historic Route 66, an emblematic road that connects visitors with local culture and history.
More than just a trip, this excursion is a true immersion into the culture and nature of Boa Vista — a unique and unforgettable experience.
I. Pick-up point in front of the hotel lobby: • Hotel Riu Touareg: 7:45 AM • VOI Hotel: 8:40 AM • Hotel Ocidental: 8:35 AM • Hotel Riu Palace: 8:25 AM • Hotel Riu Karamboa: 8:15 AM • Hotel units in Sal Rei: 8:45 AM II. Arrival at departure point: 9:00 AM – The tour begins from the last pick-up location.
A stunning bay where sea turtles come to nest, with a beautiful oasis just behind. The beach is part of the protected natural reserve of Boa Vista Island.
It was the first settlement on the island. Now in ruins, it sits in front of a large salt flat and the majestic Curral Velho beach, known for its prehistoric sands and wild waters, watched over by the Bird Islet, where thousands of endemic birds nest. From July to October, it also becomes a nesting site for sea turtles.
One of the three villages that make up the legendary Northern Villages of Boa Vista, Fundo das Figueiras is the central one. It is the birthplace of Aristides Pereira, the first President of the Republic of Cape Verde, after whom the island's airport is named. The village is well known for its traditional Cape Verdean cuisine, charming colorful houses adorned with vibrant flowers, and its iconic church, São João Baptista, which stands as its guardian.
It is the most populated of the three Northern villages and home to most of the island’s vegetable gardens, earning it the nickname “The Pantry of Boa Vista.” With around 400 inhabitants, João Galego is known for its charming main street (“rua direita”) and serves as our gateway out of the Northern villages. From here, we connect to the so-called “Route 66” — a road that cuts through the island, offering breathtaking views. It’s along this route that we return to our starting point, bringing our excursion to a perfect close.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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