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Santiago is the biggest island in Cape Verde and the seat of the archipelago's administrative capital. Here, the pleasant, warm weather has its own rhythm. It is the ideal place to relax, take long swims in the sea at idyllic beaches, and savor delicious tropical fruits at leisure. The island is enchanted with its diverse landscape, composed of intense green scenery, rugged mountains, valleys, magnificent trails, wonderful bays and coves, idyllic beaches, and a great historical heritage that transports us back to the years of colonialism. This destination also offers a wealth of gastronomic delights, with delicious fish and seafood dishes, as well as typical dishes such as cachupa, available in one of Santiago's many restaurants.

Cidade Velha - The first capital of Cape Verde and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it was the arrival point for explorers and a stopping point for navigators such as Vasco da Gama and Columbus. Today, it preserves colonial houses, ruins, and a valuable historical heritage.

Cidade da Praia - In the city of Praia, you can feel the joy and personality that are so characteristic of Cape Verde. With South American and colonial influences visible in its colorful houses, the city offers pleasant terraces, squares, and restaurants where you can sample the delicious local cuisine, relax, and observe the daily rhythm of the locals.

Sucupira Market - Be sure to visit the picturesque Sucupira market and get to know the people of Cape Verde, known for their constant joy, marked by the rhythmic sounds of African drumming, their hospitality, and, above all, their morabeza, a way of being kind that is unique to these people.

Tarrafal Beach - It is worth visiting the interior of the island, where you will find a community that maintains the old way of life, and visiting the most beautiful beach in Cape Verde: Tarrafal. This beach, lined with coconut trees, is a paradise of crystal-clear waters and white sand.