Boa Vista: Shell Beach, Goat Farm, Lighthouse, Vegetable Fields, and Villages
Boa Vista Island, Cape Verde
Discover the authentic side of the island on a 5-hour tour: Bofareira, a goat farm, a vegetable plantation, the lighthouse, a shell beach, the colorful Fundo Figueiras neighborhood, and Route 66
Explore the authentic culture and daily life of Boa Vista on a half-day tour ideal for those interested in local experiences and rural traditions.
Highlights
- Aperitif with locals
- Goat cheese production
- Visit to Morro Negro Lighthouse
- Support local community tourism in a small village
Description
This tour begins with a visit to a goat farm to observe traditional goat farming, a vital food source for Boa Vista families before tourism developed. Next, you will travel east to the island’s greenest area, where vegetables are cultivated despite limited water resources.
You will then drive through colorful villages to reach Morro Negro Lighthouse, the island’s largest. The 12-minute walk to the top provides a notable view of the east coast. Afterwards, the tour continues to Porto Ferreira Beach, also known as Shell Beach, where you will receive a complimentary souvenir.
The return includes a tasting of goat cheese produced locally and fresh watermelons from the farmer, offering insight into island specialties and contributing to the local economy. The tour concludes with a brief photo stop at Route 66 before returning to your starting point.
Includes
- Aperitif
- Schnapps tasting
- Hotel transfer
- Small group setting
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, bring comfortable shoes for walking and a camera for scenic views. Morning tours provide cooler temperatures and better lighting for photography.
