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Experience the wonderful underwater world of Sal and visit the sunken statue Cristo dos Mares in Santa Maria Bay. Nearby are the sunken wrecks of two ships. The first near Ponta do Sino, a Portuguese steamer ship the "Bolana", was shipwrecked in 1920. Its huge chimney is covered by marine flora. Swarms of colourful tropical fish complete the exotic landscape. The second wreckage
The second ship, the " St. Anthony " , sank in 1965. Its platform is divided into two parts, of which we can see shoals of Bream and Wrasses ... and if you're lucky, you can catch sight of , Morays , Puffer Fish , Fish trumpet , stingrays and turtles. Returning to the beach will take a short break to see the " Christ of the Seas " , a statue of Christ under water, located near the port of Santa Maria .
For a special night out with a taste of real Cape Verde with lashings of Morabeza. The restaurant is situated on the beach and with your toes in the sand, you will enjoy a two-course dinner with the freshest fish caught that day, meat, chicken or even lobster (subject to availability). The beautiful beach setting alone will make this an evening to remember.
Get a grandstand view of the world beneath Sal's waters on this trip. Your craft is the bright yellow Neptunus, which is styled like a submarine, but more like a glass-bottomed boat. Its lower deck is wall-to-wall windows that let you peer right out into the crystal-clear Atlantic. We'll whisk you to Santa Maria bay, where you'll go aboard, meet the Neptunus captain, and sail out into the ocean. Then, you'll have an hour to watch the undersea show, snapping photos of all the goings-on. Cue acres of exotic flora and swaying sea grass. Sashaying shoals of bream and rockfish. And if you're lucky, moray eels, puffer fish, trumpet fish, stingrays and turtles. Oh, and you'll even get close up to a spooky shipwreck. And if you fancy a breather at any point, you can head for the upper deck to soak up the sunshine and panoramic views over Sal's coast.
Why not take advantage of the opportunity to learn to fish in a couple of hours? The capture is guaranteed if only to get some photos.
Don't miss this fantastic experience. You can see the different types of fish that exist along the coast od Sta. Maria beach. This is a very memorable expereience. Have a good morning at sea with the crew!
Set sail several miles out to sea between Sal and Boavista with experienced fishermen and get the opportunity to feel what it is like to fight the fish on the high seas on this fascinating half day.
You may get the chance to catch Tuna, Wahoo, Marlin and much more.
Join for a relaxing Cape Verdean Night seated in a pleasant and charming terrace while listen to the sound of the Cape Verdean rhythms played by the local musicians. Enjoy the tasteful buffet and afterwards you may even want to dance.
Drive from hotels to Pedra de Lume. Near Espargos is located the salt mines of Salinas de Pedra de Lume; those are situated inside a volcano crater and you will go 10mts under sea level to have a swim in water that has 26 times more density of salt than sea water.
First you will have salt treatment for 15 minutes and then possibility to swim in the salt lakes.
This one does exactly what it says on the tin – you’re in for a day of complete relaxation onboard a glossy catamaran. Your captain will steer you around the picturesque bay of Praia di Chaves, with its turquoise waves and white-sand beaches. You’ll anchor at one of the bay’s prettiest coves, where you’ll enjoy a two-course lunch. The afternoon is then set aside for tanning on the sand, and paddling or swimming in the waves, before you sail back to your starting point.
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