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Sal Island Travel Guide

A treasure trove of personal insights and hard-to-find information about the local culture and history of Sal. It’s the result of extensive stays on the island and the support of many local guides. By reading this guide, you’ll gain access to exclusive knowledge that’s perfect for independent travellers seeking authentic experiences beyond the typical tourist attractions.

Versions: Hardcover, Paperback, Ebook
Print length: 250 pages (with photos)

Sal Island Travel Guide: Book description

This practical travel guide stands out with its comprehensive information on Sal Island, Cape Verde. It includes essential details for visiting main attractions such as Santa Maria Beach, Pedra de Lume Salt Crater, Buracona Blue Eye, and Kite Beach. The guide provides clear, straightforward advice on transport, accommodation, food, local customs, and safety. Designed for travellers interested in an authentic, self-guided experience of Sal, it covers important aspects of local life, culture, and practical travel considerations. What sets this guide apart is its focus on authentic experiences and its wealth of personal insights, making it a must-have for your trip planning.

 

Sal Island Travel Guide Inside

This 250-page, illustrated guidebook offers practical and detailed information on Sal’s:

  • First Encounters: getting around, practical tips, safety, etiquette;
  • Most popular locations, such as: Santa Maria, Buracona, Pedra de Lume, Palmeira, Kite Beach, Shark Bay, Terra Boa, Murdeira, Espargos;
  • Attractions: beaches, water sports, land adventures, relaxation activities, natural wonders;
  • Nightlife and entertainment: Cape Verdean music, Santa Maria’s nightlife strip, live music and cultural shows, festivals, casual evenings, beyond bars;
  • History and culture: the island’s history, Cape Verdean culture, music, language (with the most valuable words in Creole), the truth behind the “no stress” motto and more;
  • Cuisine and dining: signature dishes, local dining scene, street food, snacks, drinks and desserts;
  • Information for families: what to do with kids, family-friendly beaches, animal encounters, activities and adventures for kids, dining with kids, health and safety tips;
  • Interesting facts about the country, the island and its people.
  • All of this is beautifully illustrated with photos taken by the author.

Why choose this guide?

Our Sal Island Travel Guide is a treasure trove of personal insights and hard-to-find information about the local culture and history of Sal. It’s the result of extensive stays on the island and the support of many local guides. By reading this guide, you’ll gain access to exclusive knowledge that’s perfect for independent travellers seeking authentic experiences beyond the typical tourist attractions.