Using buggies and 4x4 quads, we set off from Praia towards the east coast of Santiago, where the island reveals its wildest and most unspoiled side.

The first stop takes us to the peaceful Praia de São Francisco, a beautiful cove with golden sand and open sea.
In addition to its natural landscape, this beach is home to an important sea turtle hatchery and reserve, a symbol of Cape Verde's commitment to environmental conservation. During the right season, you can learn more about the work to protect this iconic Atlantic species.

We then continue along the east coast, passing through small fishing communities and arid areas shaped by the wind and the sea. Natural observation decks offer sweeping views of dramatic cliffs and the boundless ocean.

As we continue, the landscape becomes increasingly remote until we reach the isolated area of Moia Moia, where the iconic Farol de Leste (Eastern Lighthouse) stands, a solitary guardian of the coast. Here, the silence is profound, and the Atlantic asserts itself with all its might.

Amid the wind, the sea and volcanic rock, you'll experience one of Santiago's most authentic and untouched landscapes — perfect for photography, contemplation and connecting with nature.

We offer you moments of freedom and adrenaline in a dry, rugged landscape, giving you a beautiful combination of mountains and sea.