Where the Sahara meets the Atlantic. White sand beaches that stretch for miles. Sand dunes that glow gold at sunset. Sea turtles that return every year to nest on our shores.
Most visitors see the resort. We show you the island.
I came here from Fogo island in 2009, planning to stay a few months. Fifteen years later, I know every sand track, every hidden beach, every village where the old folks still tell stories over grogue. Now I share it with travelers who want more than a sunbed.
Stress-free pickup and drop-off. We track every flight. Air-conditioned comfort.
British travellers arrive in Boa Vista better-informed about the beaches than about the paperwork. Nothing below is theoretical — every item is the product of a logistics problem we have watched a Cape Verde first-timer run into at least once. Work through it before you pack. If you only take
Cape Verde is consistently ranked among the safest countries in Africa, and Boa Vista is one of its safest islands. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) describes Cape Verde as “generally safe for visitors,” and the vast majority of British travellers return home with nothing to report beyond sand
If you are reading this while rain slides down a window in Manchester, Birmingham or London, you already understand the problem. The British winter is long, grey and stubbornly cold, and the mainstream winter-sun destinations — the Canaries, Madeira, Marrakech — have started to feel crowded, repetitive, almost inevitable. You
Not reading from a script. Actually lived here since 2009. I know which beach is empty at 10am, which dune gives the best sunset view.
Maximum 6 guests per tour. No bus crowds. You can actually stop when you want a photo.
Want to stay longer at Santa Monica? Skip a stop for more beach time? This is your day, not a schedule.
Kids love our tours. I make it fun for them too. Check the photos - the little ones always have a great time.
