Cidade Velha is a historic site located on Santiago Island, Cape Verde, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2009. Formerly known as Ribeira Grande, it was founded in the 15th century and is considered the first European colonial city in the tropics and one of the oldest colonial settlements in the Atlantic.

Visit the historic Fortress of São Filipe, built in the 16th century to protect Cidade Velha from pirate attacks. Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views over the Atlantic Ocean and the UNESCO-listed old town while learning about Cape Verde's colonial history, maritime importance and Portuguese heritage from your guide.

Visit the former Tarrafal Concentration Camp, now a museum and memorial dedicated to the victims of the Portuguese dictatorship. Explore the preserved prison buildings and exhibitions while your guide explains the history of the camp and its significance in Cape Verde's journey towards freedom and independence.

Tarrafal Beach is one of the best-known beaches on Santiago Island, Cape Verde, located in the town of Tarrafal at the northern end of the island. Famous for its calm waters and white sand, it is a popular destination for both visitors and local residents.

São Francisco Beach is a coastal cove located in the municipality of São Domingos, on Santiago Island, Cape Verde. Known for its natural beauty and proximity to the capital, Praia, it is a popular destination for sightseeing and leisure, while retaining a relatively wild and undeveloped atmosphere.