The soundtrack of tranquil Boa Vista is the sweet tweets of exotic birds. Maybe they’re chattering with loggerhead turtles or with the humpback whales that are known to splash around Boa Vista’s shallow waters. Work up a sweat and hike to the wreck of the Santa Maria, or explore the Duque de Braganca Fort, built to protect the Ilheu de Sal Rei from pirates. The windswept red and tan sand dunes of Deserto de Viana are awe-inspiring.
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5.0 based on 93 reviews
We travelled here on a quad tour and wow what an absolutely amazing place! Chrystal clear, warm se water and stunning soft white sand as far as the eye can see. My wife and I walked a little away from the group and it was easy to imagine we were the only people alive in the world, totally peaceful and beautiful, what an experience. We have been to many beaches throughout the world including the Caribbean, this is the best of the lot.
5.0 based on 1,137 reviews
The beach is one of the nicest I’ve ever seen and the sea is amazing the only time we got to go in the sea as the riu toureg is red flag.
5.0 based on 15 reviews
The permanent exhibithion tackles three major themes through a variety of approaches: the history and culture of the Cape Verde Islands, the universal language of art, the path of a "castaway" to salvation. A place for discussion and open debate to gain a better understanding of what it means to be human.
After three years of dedication and hard work by the entire family, this new Museum opened in October 2019. It is so well worth a visit. Entry at 7 euros is good value for money.The exhibits and display areas are amazing to lose yourself in a different world. The history story is well presented and one of the daughters spoke English which made it even more special for me. The underwater seabed floor is inspiring. Local people or those have relocated to live in Boa Vista will have their mind opened to the culture and history of the Island, which rose from volcano ...twice! The upper third floor is so beautifully decorated and you can sit and have juice, whilst looking out over the landscape of Sal Rei, Boa Vista. Well done and congratulations, Peggy from Guernsey, Channel Islands, visit was early December 2019. I took my time it was not rushed .....and noted it closes for lunch from about 1300 to 1430. Happy Christmas and I know you will have many visitors coming through your door. Wonderful new tourist attraction,
4.5 based on 600 reviews
Perola d'Chaves is a lovely beach bar close to RIU Palace hotel. Feels like a hidden place - sunbeds, parasols, or tables. They serve good coffee! Also a place where you can eat. Not easy to reach, but after a lovely beach walk, it is a fantastic place to enjoy a drink, a meal, a coffe and to swim or tan on the beach. For Western European standards the prices are not high. But for us, coming from a poorer country, it is a bit pricy.
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Boa Vista Tourist Information Cape Verde . Experience of over ten years in informing and organizing tours to visit the island and the sea of Boa Vista. Service of guided excursions with 4x4 pick-up & quad. Car rental, quad rental & scooters. Catamaran tours for whale watching, snorkeling & fishing . Professional fishing trips. Good vacation enjoy Boa Vista with us.
4.5 based on 313 reviews
Not something we see very often - a mini desert only a few kilometres from where we were staying on the island. Beautiful untouched (apart from our jeep and a few quad bikes) sand dunes. A must visit if you are visiting Boa Vista!
4.5 based on 8 reviews
When you are on Boa Vista between november and april, this beach is covered by nearest island. Thats why there are no waves due windy season. The beach is safe for small children. With White sand and water under knees.
4.0 based on 157 reviews
Had the chance to see the shipwreck while here, next year might be the last chance to view this historical site before the sea takes it for good, worth a visit while it is still here.
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