Murdeira - Murdeira Bay is a summer mating spot for turtles due to its calm waters, protected by the coast on the left and a mountain on the right. The catamaran stops at the base of “Monte Leao,” a mountain resembling a sleeping lion.

Fontona - Fontona is the largest oasis on Sal Island, situated near Palmeira Village on the northeast coast.

Palmeira - Palmeira is a fishing village with colorful, typical Cape Verdean houses. Located in the northwest of the island, it hosts the main port.

Buracona - Blue Eye Cave - Please note: The actual stop will be Regona, another stunning natural swimming pool near Buracona. Due to some limitations, it couldn’t be added as a location on the itinerary, so Buracona, the nearest place, was chosen instead.

Terra Boa - Situated in the northern part of the island, Terra Boa is the greenest area of Sal. Here, you can witness the “Mirage” (or “Fata Morgana”), an optical phenomenon where hot light rays on the ground reflect distant objects and the sky, creating the illusion of a desert lake.

Pedra de Lume - In the crater of an old volcano, you’ll find the world’s second saltiest water.

Feijoal - Shark Bay. Walk closely with lemon sharks in this shallow bay on Sal’s eastern coast.

Serra Negra - On the way to Murdeira, you can admire Serra Negra, the “Black Mountain,” located in the natural reserve on the east coast. From the top, you can enjoy a stunning lunar landscape, while the base features one of Sal’s wildest beaches, which welcomes Loggerhead Turtles during the summer.

Kite Beach - Sal Cape Verde - This beach is famous for hosting kitesurfers in the winter and Loggerhead Turtles in the summer. During the winter, kitesurfers from around the world come to enjoy the waves and strong winds. In the summer, the crowded beach is replaced by Loggerhead Turtles laying their eggs.