The current museum was inaugurated on 24 October 2008, after the building was renovated. The Museum’s collection is made up of collections resulting from underwater archaeological excavations carried out in…
Classified as a National Monument, the Tarrafal concentration camp is now a museum that recalls the history of this space created to imprison political prisoners of the Portuguese fascist regime…
Rui Vaz is one of the coolest areas on the island, where you can stroll along forest paths and feel the mountain breeze. There is a small guesthouse in the…
Usually the second weekend in April – Santiago (Praia) Festival that brings together musicians from all over the world, with a focus on Creole music from Africa, America and Europe.…
Usually the second weekend in April – Santiago (Praia) Located on the plateau at the entrance to the historic centre of the old town, this monument offers a magnificent view…
What was then known as Ribeira Grande was founded in 1462, just two years after the Portuguese navigators arrived on the island of Santiago, the first of the islands in…
The Serra Malagueta park area comprises the current state forest perimeter and some escarpments where the presence of endemism’s is significant. The area contains the largest number of endemic plants…
C'est la zone des piscines naturelles aux eaux transparentes. Lorsque la lumière du soleil se reflète sur l'eau, la couleur bleue est extrêmement belle, d'où son nom.
Adorned by dunes of fine white sand that move with the wind, Ponta Preta is perfect for long walks and surfing, and is even considered an international spot, as it…
Famous for its waves and rich marine life, the island of Sal is a water sports paradise and therefore the most popular in the country for practicing various types of…
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