Top Things to do in Cape Verde
The 10 Best Points of Interest & Landmarks in Cape Verde, Cape Verde
Discover the best top things to do in Cape Verde, Cape Verde including Carbeirinho, Montrigo Oasi, Eliseu, Porto Novo-Ribeira Grande Road, Cidade Velha, Historic Centre of Ribeira Grande, Chamine de Chaves, Pedra Lume Salt Crater, Tropical Maio, Nazarene Church, Lady Compassion Chapel.
Restaurants in Cape Verde
1. Carbeirinho
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Tuxete - New York City, United States
These rock formations might as well be a sight from another planet. Amazing. Very interesting formations. If you go before high tide, it's possible to go all the way down to the water and swim. After that it's dangerous, but still magnificent, and great for pictures. So glad I can say i've been here!
2. Montrigo Oasi
3. Eliseu
4. Porto Novo-Ribeira Grande Road
5. Cidade Velha, Historic Centre of Ribeira Grande
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By amha_z - Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
The old city Cidade Velha is not far from Praia. It is about 10 - 15 KM. I arranged a tour and transportation with a tour guide to visit the old city and other places and the price was reasonable. My tour started from touring the fortress built by the colony on top of the hill. Before visiting the inside part of the fortress, you pay about $5 as entrance and watch a video about the fortress and the city. Then, you enter inside and see where the slaves where imprisoned and the soldier's quarter. Also, you see various canons that were kept to defend any enemies. After this visit, you go down to the city and see old church that is ruined. Finally, you will visit old houses that are intact and still in use and in the center of the city, various handicraft local made souvenirs are available if you want to buy some. In general, one must visit the old city if you come to Praia and you will get adequate information about the history of Cabo Verde.
6. Chamine de Chaves
7. Pedra Lume Salt Crater
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,731 reviews
Reviewed By Wander717013
This place is amazing - you genuinely do float!! Came here as part of the island tour and highly enjoyable. Just be aware the walk there is downhill, but a bit of an uphill climb on the way back so take suitable footwear!
