Postcards of Boa Vista 4x4 Tour with Shipwreck & Local Lunch

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Postcards of Boa Vista 4x4 Tour with Shipwreck & Local Lunch

Name: Postcards of Boa Vista 4x4 Tour with Shipwreck & Local Lunch
Address: Cape Verde

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There's no shortage of great views in Boa Vista, and this 4x4 tour shows you just how photogenic the island is.

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Highlights

Discover Boa Vista's northern villages to get a true flavour of local life
Stop by at the village of Rabil for a tasting of Cape Verdean specialities
See the dramatic shipwreck at Cabo Santa Maria, right by the beach
Visit Boa Vista's Wildlife Biodiversity Centre and tour a local goat farm
Expert local guide with unrivalled knowledge of Boa Vista and its culture

Description

There's no shortage of great views in Boa Vista, and this 4x4 tour shows you just how photogenic the island is. You'll discover the shipwreck at Cabo Santa Maria, visit Fundo das Figueiras, stop to sample local food in Rabil and visit a goat farm and local Local Biodiversity centre, too. Stephane, one of our local guides, says, ‘The shipwreck is one of Boa Vista's most iconic sights. When the ship ran aground in 1968 the crew escaped unharmed. Strong tugs were sent from neighbouring islands to try to move the ship, but it was stuck fast. It took nearly a year to unload the cargo and take it by mule to Sal Rei.' We'll kick off in true Boa Vista style, travelling by 4x4 to Rabil, where we'll try some local delicacies and have a look around the village. Next, we'll make our way to the shipwreck at Cabo Santa Maria, where the rusting hulk of a Spanish cargo ship still sits where it ran aground over 50 years ago. It's a striking contrast to the natural beauty of the beach, and you'll get some great photos. A stop at the colourful village of Bofareira follows, where you'll call in at a goat farm to watch local cheese in production. You'll get to try some, too. Next, you'll head for Fundo das Figueiras village for a lunch made from locally sourced ingredients in a family-owned restaurant. In the afternoon, there's some free time before a visit to a soap-making project ran by the Association of Northern Woman – an organisation specialising in equality. We'll round off the day at the Local Biodiversity Centre for an insight into the fascinating marine life of the island.