카보베르데‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 호수

The path to the "Spanader d'Neve" waterfall becomes a bit more confusing and challenging towards the end, as a few boulders must be negotiated. But the effort is worth it, as the waterfall is truly impressive and forms a small lake where you can relax.

Green shimmering reservoir. A pleasantly sloping cobblestone road leads out of the valley.

Reservoir near Principal, which can also be seen from the mountains above. A hike leads up to the pass.

From here the natural beaches begin up to Sal-Rei. If a strange, slightly strong scent blows in your nose, it's because of the former river that is slightly above, which has mostly dried up and is only recognizable through vegetation. However, there is a smaller lake left at this point and this is what causes this scent! This is exactly where you will find anglers trying their luck from time to time.

This dream beach with crystal clear, turquoise blue water is "the" capital of Sal and Santa Maria! My recommendation for all sandpipers ... 🌊

From the Ponta do Sinó (lighthouse) to the fishing pier in Santa Maria runs a long sandy beach, behind which the local hotel chains are located. At the upper southwestern Cape, there is a reef in front of which the incoming waves break meters high on certain days. The beach area is slightly curved inwards until it runs away. On the upper coastline is a hotel complex next to the other. In the front section of the beach, sun loungers and parasols dominate the coastline. Up to the headland behind the Fischersteg one finds the ideal conditions to swim in the sea. Except for a few days you have here the least wave movement and almost flow-free water in the shore area. Only in extreme weather conditions, such as the south wind or higher threshold is bathing not possible. Far in front of the fishing pier are several beach restaurants and beach clubs. Almost every hotel has a diving school or offers other water sports. From the Ponta do Sinó (lighthouse) to the fishing pier at Santa Maria runs a long sandy beach, behind which the local hotel chains are located. At the upper southwestern Cape, there is a reef in the front of which the incoming waves break high on certain days. The beach area is slightly curved inwards until it runs away. On the upper coastline is a hotel complex next to the other. Sun loungers and parasols dominate the coastline. Up to the headland behind the fishing pier one finds the ideal conditions to swim in the sea. Except for a few days you have the least wave movement and almost flow-free water in the shore area. Only in extreme weather conditions, such as the south wind or higher threshold is not bathing possible. Far in front of the fishing pier are several beach restaurants and beach clubs. Almost every hotel has a diving school or offers other water sports.