Boa Vista deep-sea fishing experience

Boa Vista deep-sea fishing experience

Picture yourself watching the coastline fade away as you head out from Boa Vista on a deep‑sea fishing adventure designed for pure excitement. With expert guides, modern equipment and a comfortable boat as your base, you'll have the opportunity to target prized species like amberjack and yellowfin tuna, using professional techniques suited to all experience levels. Whether you're new to fishing or already fully hooked, you can choose any that make it easy to enjoy the experience your way, whether that's solo or as part of a group.

Lobster dinner at a seaside restaurant in Boa Vista with transfers

For an evening that's a little bit extra, you can't beat a lobster dinner by the sea. For this dining experience, you'll be picked up from your hotel and whisked over to Restaurant Pescador in Sal Rei, in the north-west of the island. You'll be met with a welcome drink, before sitting back and tucking into a three-course dinner. There are plenty of fresh fish dishes to choose from and their lobster's legendary – there are other options, too, if you're not a seafood fan. If the food and ocean setting isn't enough to make this a night to remember, then the live music will seal the deal. Best of all, you don't have to worry about who's driving home – we are, so you can relax and enjoy your evening.

Boa Vista off-road quad bike adventure

Kick up some sand and blaze through Boa Vista's best spots on a quad bike. You'll start at No Limits Garage to gear up and get the safety lowdown before hitting the trail. You can choose a two-hour ride north to check out the epic 1968 shipwreck at Cabo Santa Maria and carve through the Viana Desert. Or, go big with a four-hour ride south through beachy highlights like Praia de Chaves, Varandinha's sea caves, 18 kilometres of Santa Monica Beach and a pit stop at the island's oldest village, Povoacao Velha.

Catamaran Cruise with Lunch at beach restaurant

You'll see Boa Vista's coastal beauty from a new perspective on this morning catamaran cruise - perfect for everyone, including families. Admire the shore from your spot on deck before you disembark for a beachside lunch and time to relax. Your day begins with a convenient pick-up from your hotel, from where you'll be whisked away to the harbour where your luxury catamaran, SODADE II, awaits. As one of our seasoned local guides puts it, "SODADE II is designed for comfort and relaxation, offering plenty of shaded areas and nets for sunbathing - the ideal setting for families and anyone seeking a blissful day out at sea."You'll set sail around the island of Boa Vista and the islet of Sal Rei, immersing yourself in views of clear waters and coastal landscapes. Indulge in tempting snacks and drinks onboard, and then it's time to drop anchor for a bit of fun in the sun - dive into the waves or simply relax on the nets, basking in the sunshine.The excitement continues when you step ashore to be transferred to the beach restaurant where a tasty lunch awaits. Savour local cuisine and cool off with a drink, all while enjoying the sound of the waves and the beachside panorama. Spend the rest of your afternoon unwinding on the sandy shores, swimming in the sea or soaking up the sun. Finally, end your day with a smooth transfer back to your hotel.

Boa Vista family catamaran cruise

Set sail on a journey around Boa Vista and Sal Rei on this half-day catamaran cruise. You'll be welcomed on board by your friendly crew with a quick safety briefing, before casting off along the coast. Joao, our expert local guide, says “the beauty of these islands is best seen from the deck of a catamaran as you drift over the waves – it's like stepping into a postcard."As we cruise along this stretch of sea, you'll get a front-row view of the coastal landscapes – think endless golden beaches and chunky rock formations jutting out of the sea. Between mid‑March and mid‑May, the warm waters become an important breeding and calving area for humpback whales, so as we sail along, you could spot them in their natural habitat. You'll get a good look at Sal Rei, too, which means Salt King in Portuguese, a nod to its history of salt production. It's home to the Fort of the Duke of Braganca, originally built to fend off pirates. This fort stands out against the ocean backdrop, making it easy to spot as you sail by.On board, you'll find a selection of snacks and drinks. Whether you fancy sipping on a cool beverage or nibbling on tasty treats, you'll be perfectly pampered as you cruise. Then, you'll drop anchor for a swim in the sea – ideal if you fancy cooling off. Alternatively, you can relax on the nets near the front of the catamaran and catch some rays.

Boa Vista adults-only catamaran cruise

Set sail on this adults-only, half-day catamaran cruise around Boa Vista and the islet of Sal Rei. You'll kick things off with a safety briefing from your crew, before heading out along Boa Vista's coastline. Miguel, our expert local guide says “as you cruise around Boa Vista and Sal Rei, you'll get an eyeful of the kind of views that never get old – there are miles of golden beaches and intriguing rock formations all along the coast.” Drifting by the islands, you'll be treated to endless coastal views. As you glide past Sal Rei, keep an eye out for the Fort of the Duke of Braganca– this place was originally built to defend the area against pirates. Sal Rei was also an epicentre for salt production. In fact, the place is called Salt King in Portuguese to reflect this deep-rooted history. Between mid‑March and mid‑May, the warm waters become an important breeding and calving area for humpback whales, so as we sail along, you could spot them in their natural habitat. On board, you'll have plenty to keep your energy levels up, with all-inclusive drinks and snacks. Take your pick from the refreshing drinks or tasty nibbles – whatever you go for, you'll be well taken care of by your friendly crew. Then, you'll drop anchor. If you fancy cooling off with a dip in the sea, this is your chance. Alternatively, kick back on board, snap some photos, or work on your tan. What is the itinerary for this experience?This experience is available as a morning or afternoon tour, so the itinerary timings change depending on which one you pick.Morning option:- 8:30am to 9:20am – pick-up from your hotel and drive to the harbour in Sal Rei- 9:30pm – board the catamaran SODADE II and have a safety briefing- 10:00am – sail around Boa Vista and Sal Rei with drinks and snacks- 11:30am to 12:15pm – swimming stop- 12:30pm – return to harbour- 1:00pm – transfer back to your hotel----------Afternoon option:- 12:30pm to 1:20pm – pick-up from your hotel and drive to the harbour in Sal Rei- 1:30pm – board the catamaran SODADE II and have a safety briefing- 2:00pm – sail around Boa Vista and Sal Rei with drinks and snacks- 3:30pm to 4:15pm – swimming stop- 4:30pm – return to harbour- 5:00pm – transfer back to your hotel Please note, the times and stops may vary slightly on the day.

Passeio de buggy 4x4 para toda a família no sul de Boa Vista

Pegue o volante de um buggy off-road de quatro lugares e explore o sul da Ilha da Boa Vista, em Cabo Verde. Sinta a emoção de atravessar as dunas do Morro de Areia e passe pela imponente chaminé da antiga fábrica de cerâmica na Praia de Chaves. Ela remonta aos dias em que a área era um centro industrial na ilha no século XIX. Em seguida, você irá até Verandinha e verá suas cavernas e penhascos arqueados, antes de parar na praia mais longa de Cabo Verde, Santa Monica. Depois, é hora de ver as ruínas de Cabo Curral Velho, uma antiga vila de pescadores abandonada, antes de terminar seu passeio com uma olhada na famosa árvore baobá de Fonte Vicente.

Passeio de buggy off-road para toda a família no norte de Boa Vista

Comece o seu dia com um passeio cheio de adrenalina pelo norte de Boa Vista em um buggy off-road de quatro lugares. A aventura começa com um passeio pela Via Pitoresca, um trecho com vista para o mar e palmeiras em abundância, antes de chegar à Ponta do Sol. De lá, em um dia claro, você verá sua próxima parada, o famoso naufrágio da ilha, o Cabo Santa Maria. O grand finale? Uma oportunidade de foto nas dunas de areia do Deserto de Viana antes de voltar para o conforto do seu hotel.

Passeio noturno de buggy em Boa Vista

Pegue o volante de um buggy 4x4 neste passeio noturno, passando pelo Deserto de Viana, parando ali para admirar uma vista inesquecível de uma das sete maravilhas de Cabo Verde. Daqui, você continuará pela Via Pitoresca, que significa "rota pitoresca" em inglês — achamos que você concordará que é digna do nome — antes de seguir pelos caminhos arenosos até a capela restaurada de Nossa Senhora de Fátima. Para encerrar a aventura, você passará por Sal-Rei — que é "rei do sal" em português — que foi nomeado como um sinal de respeito à importância da produção de sal na ilha.

Passeio de barco pela Baía de Chaves em Boa Vista com parada para banho

A Baía de Chaves, ou Praia de Chaves como é chamada em português, é uma das praias mais bem avaliadas de Boa Vista. Por quê, ouvimos você perguntar? Porque a areia é uma das mais limpas da ilha, e as condições das ondas fazem dela um playground para os fãs de esportes aquáticos. Neste cruzeiro, que você pode reservar para a manhã ou a tarde, você verá por si mesmo enquanto navega pela costa da ilha até o Morro d'Areia – esta reserva natural na costa sul é o lar de inofensivos tubarões-lixa e tartarugas marinhas.