Top Things to do in Principe
The 5 Best Things to do in Principe, Principe
Discover the best top things to do in Principe, Sao Tome and Principe including Banana Beach, Kaxi Tetuga Museum, Makaira Adventure, #FROMPRINCIPETOTHEWORLD, Judo Global.
Restaurants in Principe
1. Banana Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By apseabra - Santarem, Portugal
Nice to stay some hours isolated. Some snorkeling. Wounderful view. Do a 15 minutes walk and vist Roça Belmonte.
2. Kaxi Tetuga Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
Kaxí Tetuga Museum is the first museum of marine biodiversity in Príncipe island. Situated in Praia Grande do Norte where you can observe the nesting area of sea turtles, the museum presents the current situation of marine biodiversity, and has been restructured and maintained by the local community with reused materials. Through the visits made to the beach and to the museum we maintain a Community Fund that is entirely used to benefit the communities, strengthening the message that a living turtle is worth more than a dead turtle. Come to visit us!
Reviewed By FilipeCasalRibeiro
I had the pleasure to witness a big green tutrle spawning and it was amazing. We can definitely see all the great work that is being done by everybody envolved. One of the best experiences of my life! To all the folks from the Museum and the marine conservation: A big big thank you and keep up the good work!
3. Makaira Adventure
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Principe Island, a unique destination… Come and enjoy our Lodge directly on the beach, the unspoiled nature and beautiful waters of Principe… Our boats and professional crew are ready for you, we run the Deceiver a 41 foot custom G & S and a Bertram 31 both equipped with custom tackle…
4. #FROMPRINCIPETOTHEWORLD
#fromprincipetotheworld aims to develop sewing skill and art crafts in general in Príncipe Island. We focus on gender equality and environmental consciousness. We creat useful and colourful pieces at our atelier and also select best pieces from artisans in Príncipe Island.
