Explore the main highlights of Sal Island on a shared tour of approximately 6 hours, accompanied by a local Kriol Trip guide.
After hotel pickup, the tour begins at Murdeira Bay, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the coastline and Monte Leão. The journey then continues to Shark Bay, where you can observe juvenile lemon sharks in the shallow waters
The journey continues to Pedra de Lume, home to the island’s famous salt lake inside an extinct volcanic crater. Here, you can float in the hypersaline water and enjoy the unique salt landscape. Entrance to the salt lake is included.
Next, visit Terra Boa to experience Sal Island’s famous desert mirage before continuing to Buracona. Here, you can see the Blue Eye, volcanic rock formations and natural pools, depending on weather and sea conditions. The area also has local craft and souvenir stalls. A visit to the Buracona Museum is not included in this Full Day Tour.
The tour then continues to the fishing village of Palmeira, followed by a panoramic drive through Espargos, the island’s capital, before returning to your hotel.
Hotel pickup and drop-off are included for hotels across Sal Island. The itinerary order may change depending on weather, sea conditions and the pace of the group. Children under 5 years old travel free.
Important Information
- What to bring: Swimsuit, towel, water shoes, comfortable footwear, sunscreen and water.
- Shark Bay: Observe juvenile lemon sharks in shallow water. They are calm animals, but always follow the guide’s instructions. Water shoes can be rented on site for €2.
- Pedra de Lume: You can float in the hypersaline salt lake. Rinse thoroughly afterwards, as salt may remain on your skin, hair and swimwear.
- Buracona: Blue Eye visibility depends on sunlight, weather and sea conditions. Swimming is only possible in the nearby natural pool when conditions are safe.
- Children: Suitable for families, but children must remain under adult supervision.
- Itinerary: The order of the stops may change depending on weather, sea conditions and the pace of the group.