Praia de Santa Maria
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Claudia R
1 contribution
Nov 2023 • Friends
The beach is really beautiful, but you need to be careful about the scams. The first day that we were in Santa Maria we were approached by a “tour guide” called Humberto who offered us a tour of the island for one of the next days, we decided to book the tour and he asked for some money in advance (60€ for 2 people). The next days we met him a couple of times on the beach and in the roads of Santa Maria and he still confirmed the trip. On the day of the trip he never showed up, we tried to call him and wrote him some texts that he never replied to.
Written November 10, 2023
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SpaldingUKTraveller
Bourne, UK125 contributions
Oct 2021
Absolutely beautiful and very clean beach. We had only yellow and red flags during our stay which was'nt great for the youngest members of our family but we all visited the beach several times and really enjoyed our stay. I also enjoyed horse riding on the beach from the hotel and was lucky enough to experience turtles hatching from an unprotected nest as the sun dipped on the horizon.
Written November 6, 2021
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Bianca C
London, UK26 contributions
Jan 2020 • Couples
Easy spot for any traveller, locals are very friendly and easy going.
Strolling along the beach so easy no stress.
Unfortunately some traders from other countries are pushy. Watch out for those who say they are from your hotel they have seen you, they probably recognise your hotel wristband.
Strolling along the beach so easy no stress.
Unfortunately some traders from other countries are pushy. Watch out for those who say they are from your hotel they have seen you, they probably recognise your hotel wristband.
Written January 27, 2020
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Happy traveller
2 contributions
Jul 2023 • Couples
Beautiful coast line and friendly people. Join in with their activities on the beach or just enjoy the turquoise waters.
Visited a couple times. Irish pub as well so good for any sports. Good amazing here.
Visited a couple times. Irish pub as well so good for any sports. Good amazing here.
Written July 9, 2023
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42carl
Seminyak, Indonesia1,882 contributions
Apr 2022 • Friends
Perfect beach with thinn wide powdery sand. and deep blue turquoise clear water. Here you can relax, swim or do water activities or just walk through the water along the coast side. Not far from the village with its bars, restaurants and many local ( souvenir) no stress shop.
Written April 12, 2022
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treeviewmark
Stroud, UK20 contributions
Mar 2020
A couple of simple shack bars and a small shop for bits and pieces, endless golden fine sand and hardly anyone around, this was a busy day. It’s a short walk from both sets of hotel groupings- edge and outside town. A place for a drink and unwind - breath in what life should be.
Written March 21, 2020
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DJT
1 contribution
Oct 2021 • Couples
Visited for a sailing trip. It seemed a vibrant town with a lovely beach. The big problem for me was the amount of stray dogs everywhere. The island is over-run with the poor things. Although not aggressive many roam in packs and for Western tourists it's quite upsetting to see so many unwanted dogs everywhere trying to survive.
Written October 29, 2021
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Llamatheexplorer
Copenhagen, Denmark173 contributions
Apr 2014 • Couples
Maybe this is more of a guide to Santa Maria, Cape Verde – but nonetheless, it’s a guide to a place where no one else seems to write how and what.
I was there with my girlfriend for about 10 days, I'm 30 years old – just so you have a reference to who I am.
Sal is a small Island. When arriving at the airport don’t worry – there will be taxies waiting. A taxi ride from the Airport to Santa Maria is around €10-15 depending on what time of the day we’re talking.
Santa Maria is indeed a small town, and you can walk almost everywhere in 15-20 minutes. From my perspective, the pier would be the centre of the city, and thus a reference point for this “guide”.
Where to stay?
To me it seems that east of the pier is the place to be. There are more small and fun restaurants, a little more life, ice cream shops etc. If I go again, this is where I would find a place to stay. I wouldn’t worry too much about finding a place that’s “right on the beach” as you can walk to the beach in less than 5 minutes no matter where you are in the city. I would recommend renting an apartment or something similar to crash in, and then spend the rest of the day on the beach. There are of course the all inclusive hotels, however that’s not the way I travel.
Things to do?
In terms of things to do on Sal, there aren’t tons of activities. Kite and wind surfing is really big here, and it seems like most of the people were interested in that – we just came for the sun. I took a few dives, and even though the Manta Diving centre did a really good job with arranging the dive, I didn’t see much when I was down there. Not their fault, but this is not a ‘diver’s paradise.’ There are many tours you can attend, but we opted to rent something, which was similar to a dune buggy, which was £40 for 4 hours, and a lot of fun – but prepare to get dirty if you drive off road. The rental place is located west of the pier close to Bailey’s.
Food
There’s a lot of fishing going on, however in terms of food and restaurants, many were disappointing. We were expecting fresh fish, but many of the restaurants (operated by expats) couldn’t cook and served fish that had been frozen. The only place where I was really satisfied was the Odjo d Aqua, located east of the pier, right on the beach. It’s a little on the expensive side compared to the other restaurants, but in my opinion well worth it. A meal in general will roughly cost you €10 depending on what you order. A small little gem is Cape Fruit, located a little off the beach east of the pier (it’s not on that many local maps, but seek and you shall find). Also, there’s a restaurant many of the locals eat at. The have a BBQ on outside, and it’s located a little to the east for the pier maybe 4 or 5 block back from the street. It gets a lot of point for being what it is. Only serving kebab, chicken and fish on the BBQ, but with a really good vibe.
We tried to buy a few groceries in the local Supermarket, but it was just as expensive as dining on restaurants.
Annoyances
We were approached by many people who wanted to give us gifts, which the first time was sweet, but in the end it became ridiculous. The give you a gift and they want you to see their shop, nothing new there. However, the reasons for the gift vary from: 1) I am getting married tomorrow so I’m happy (In the end he needed money to feed his 200 guests). 2) I just had a baby today (in the end he needed money for milk to the baby) – This guy was obviously not aware of mother nature’s solution to this problem + why weren’t he with the mother…? 3) Where are you from? (Insert country), Oh my brother is living in your capital and so on.. There are not aggressive, but it’s every day, and they all just want you money. They do however respect a no, but will ask for their gifts back.
These is just my thoughts about Sal – It is indeed a very nice place and I would like to return. Next time I’ll do a Kite Surfing course, it looks like fun.
A small piece of advice. When transferring in Lisbon, you will have to go through security again, hence all liquids etc. have to be sealed or thrown away.
Hope this helps future visitors
I was there with my girlfriend for about 10 days, I'm 30 years old – just so you have a reference to who I am.
Sal is a small Island. When arriving at the airport don’t worry – there will be taxies waiting. A taxi ride from the Airport to Santa Maria is around €10-15 depending on what time of the day we’re talking.
Santa Maria is indeed a small town, and you can walk almost everywhere in 15-20 minutes. From my perspective, the pier would be the centre of the city, and thus a reference point for this “guide”.
Where to stay?
To me it seems that east of the pier is the place to be. There are more small and fun restaurants, a little more life, ice cream shops etc. If I go again, this is where I would find a place to stay. I wouldn’t worry too much about finding a place that’s “right on the beach” as you can walk to the beach in less than 5 minutes no matter where you are in the city. I would recommend renting an apartment or something similar to crash in, and then spend the rest of the day on the beach. There are of course the all inclusive hotels, however that’s not the way I travel.
Things to do?
In terms of things to do on Sal, there aren’t tons of activities. Kite and wind surfing is really big here, and it seems like most of the people were interested in that – we just came for the sun. I took a few dives, and even though the Manta Diving centre did a really good job with arranging the dive, I didn’t see much when I was down there. Not their fault, but this is not a ‘diver’s paradise.’ There are many tours you can attend, but we opted to rent something, which was similar to a dune buggy, which was £40 for 4 hours, and a lot of fun – but prepare to get dirty if you drive off road. The rental place is located west of the pier close to Bailey’s.
Food
There’s a lot of fishing going on, however in terms of food and restaurants, many were disappointing. We were expecting fresh fish, but many of the restaurants (operated by expats) couldn’t cook and served fish that had been frozen. The only place where I was really satisfied was the Odjo d Aqua, located east of the pier, right on the beach. It’s a little on the expensive side compared to the other restaurants, but in my opinion well worth it. A meal in general will roughly cost you €10 depending on what you order. A small little gem is Cape Fruit, located a little off the beach east of the pier (it’s not on that many local maps, but seek and you shall find). Also, there’s a restaurant many of the locals eat at. The have a BBQ on outside, and it’s located a little to the east for the pier maybe 4 or 5 block back from the street. It gets a lot of point for being what it is. Only serving kebab, chicken and fish on the BBQ, but with a really good vibe.
We tried to buy a few groceries in the local Supermarket, but it was just as expensive as dining on restaurants.
Annoyances
We were approached by many people who wanted to give us gifts, which the first time was sweet, but in the end it became ridiculous. The give you a gift and they want you to see their shop, nothing new there. However, the reasons for the gift vary from: 1) I am getting married tomorrow so I’m happy (In the end he needed money to feed his 200 guests). 2) I just had a baby today (in the end he needed money for milk to the baby) – This guy was obviously not aware of mother nature’s solution to this problem + why weren’t he with the mother…? 3) Where are you from? (Insert country), Oh my brother is living in your capital and so on.. There are not aggressive, but it’s every day, and they all just want you money. They do however respect a no, but will ask for their gifts back.
These is just my thoughts about Sal – It is indeed a very nice place and I would like to return. Next time I’ll do a Kite Surfing course, it looks like fun.
A small piece of advice. When transferring in Lisbon, you will have to go through security again, hence all liquids etc. have to be sealed or thrown away.
Hope this helps future visitors
Written April 29, 2014
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
Nadine M
Sheldon, UK3 contributions
Dec 2017 • Family
On Thursday 28th December,shortly after 11am my mother sister and myself ventured into Santa Maria town centre after having spent 4 days on the hotel resort complex. We travelled in via the free shuttle bus from the resort which the TUI Rep kindly stated as we were booking a separate excursion.
We were dropped by the bus at the end of the town and walked into the centre of where the shops etc were. After visiting two or three shops, a youngish male in a grey/black zipped hoodie approached my sister stating his name was “Carlos” who worked at Melias Dunes as security and how he recognised us. We stated that we were in town to go to the Pharmacy (the only one close to the resort) he said he would take us there as we were ‘Family’. He brought us directly to the Pharmacy, and then we also mentioned how we were there to visit ‘Castellos do Sal’ school with a donation, again, ‘Carlos’ brought us directly there and translated to the owners about the reason for our visit. My mother had mentioned she wanted directed to the shops, in which ‘Carlos’ said there was a local market on, “45 Stalls”, so he brought us into this small, low-key/ run-down, shanty-style market (just left of a construction site); this market was covered overhead by boards. He took us to this stall selling a range of wooden “hand-carved” statues of ‘Santa Maria’ and “the thinking man”, “the good mother”; this was a stall apparently owned by his Mother whom was very sick and he worked there on his days off. After giving each of us a beaded bracelet, stating this was a ‘Gift’ as we were like ‘Family’ and repeating “hey, no stress”, He encouraged us to buy things that we said we quite liked, which went on for a long time, when we finally said we didn’t want anything else, ‘Carlos’ then, with iPhone in hand typed in ‘€160’ for 5 items and a painted canvas. We disagreed obviously as this was too much money, stating we only had €60 or so. He continued to try to haggle with us, until he ended up taking €70 from my mother and I. As he didn’t get his desired amount, he begun to become somewhat annoyed with us. The lady sitting behind us with her child, then gave us a red, beaded strand (possibly as a bracelet) as a ‘Gift’, in which she then proceeded to try to sell us something from her stand. Having paid and made for our way out, we asked him to take us to the Pharmacy, he took us there and then happily left us ( not willing to stay to translate , which he originally said he would do). Only when we returned to the hotel via Taxi (€3 in the day, €4 at night) I did eventually find a trip advisor report about this scenario these men were playing out in Santa Maria from October 2017 however the TUI rep never stated anything about this as a safety precaution which is simply inexcusable. Aside from a few nice shops and bars, and a nicer beach than around the Melias Dunes resort, I would not recommend visiting it as you will only be hassled by these con men, or by Taxi men. (The taxis themselves are simply a death trap, the one which we got into had a severely cracked windscreen, rusted doors, no seat belts and the driver taking roundabouts at a high speed)
We were dropped by the bus at the end of the town and walked into the centre of where the shops etc were. After visiting two or three shops, a youngish male in a grey/black zipped hoodie approached my sister stating his name was “Carlos” who worked at Melias Dunes as security and how he recognised us. We stated that we were in town to go to the Pharmacy (the only one close to the resort) he said he would take us there as we were ‘Family’. He brought us directly to the Pharmacy, and then we also mentioned how we were there to visit ‘Castellos do Sal’ school with a donation, again, ‘Carlos’ brought us directly there and translated to the owners about the reason for our visit. My mother had mentioned she wanted directed to the shops, in which ‘Carlos’ said there was a local market on, “45 Stalls”, so he brought us into this small, low-key/ run-down, shanty-style market (just left of a construction site); this market was covered overhead by boards. He took us to this stall selling a range of wooden “hand-carved” statues of ‘Santa Maria’ and “the thinking man”, “the good mother”; this was a stall apparently owned by his Mother whom was very sick and he worked there on his days off. After giving each of us a beaded bracelet, stating this was a ‘Gift’ as we were like ‘Family’ and repeating “hey, no stress”, He encouraged us to buy things that we said we quite liked, which went on for a long time, when we finally said we didn’t want anything else, ‘Carlos’ then, with iPhone in hand typed in ‘€160’ for 5 items and a painted canvas. We disagreed obviously as this was too much money, stating we only had €60 or so. He continued to try to haggle with us, until he ended up taking €70 from my mother and I. As he didn’t get his desired amount, he begun to become somewhat annoyed with us. The lady sitting behind us with her child, then gave us a red, beaded strand (possibly as a bracelet) as a ‘Gift’, in which she then proceeded to try to sell us something from her stand. Having paid and made for our way out, we asked him to take us to the Pharmacy, he took us there and then happily left us ( not willing to stay to translate , which he originally said he would do). Only when we returned to the hotel via Taxi (€3 in the day, €4 at night) I did eventually find a trip advisor report about this scenario these men were playing out in Santa Maria from October 2017 however the TUI rep never stated anything about this as a safety precaution which is simply inexcusable. Aside from a few nice shops and bars, and a nicer beach than around the Melias Dunes resort, I would not recommend visiting it as you will only be hassled by these con men, or by Taxi men. (The taxis themselves are simply a death trap, the one which we got into had a severely cracked windscreen, rusted doors, no seat belts and the driver taking roundabouts at a high speed)
Written December 28, 2017
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
traceycv
santa maria, cape verde116 contributions
Aug 2015 • Couples
Beach of Santa Maria is well worth the walk from the hotels into Santa Maria but reading some of the more negative comments I feel I must respond.
1. You are in Cape Verde, which is just off West Africa so do not be surprised or put off if you are approached by West Africans. They are trying to earn an honest living selling 'African' handicrafts so they can send money back to their families in places such as Senegal, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau etc as their countries are far poorer than Cape Verde. If you are not interested, a polite but firm no. If not just ignore them. May seem rude but you have to be as thick skinned as they are. If you are going to the shops, barter and do not be afraid to walk away. The price will drop when you are almost out of the door. In the same instance do not think you can pick up something what you could pay a couple of quid for back in the UK. As mentioned previously they are trying to make a living.
2. Bogus excursion agents- You may get approached by someone offering to sell you a trip cheaper than what your rep or a reputable agency is charging. They are neither covered by insurance, official licenses or paying taxes like the legitimate agents are. Also if you get ripped off or stolen from, it's a case of 'tough luck' as neither the police or your insurance company will be interested. ASK TO SEE THEIR LICENSE (all registered sellers have this)
3. Taxis- people get ripped off the world over. ASK price before getting in a taxi and Top Tip-Have loose change as another ploy is that they have no change. The majority are honest but you will always get one who will try it on especially as people are usually naive regarding the local currency. Prices are Airport to Santa Maria €10 day/€12 euro night. Riu hotels €3/€4, central Santa Maria €1.50/€2
4. Swimming is safer on the left side of the pier as it doesn't have stones or strong currents like in front of the Riu or Tortuga Beach. There are no life guards but you can generally see straight away if their are big waves. Local kids as young as 2 are in it every day and they love it!
5. Litter-Tourists are just as much to blame for litter on the beach so should not complain when there is rubbish left. Please take empty bottles, cigarette butts, plastic bags etc to the nearest bin or ask nearest bar to put in their rubbish bin.
6. Beach front restaurants- obviously more expensive if you eat & drink at places such as Morabeza, Barracuda, The Villa etc as these are in prime locations and rents are high accordingly. A cheaper way to have the same view but at a fraction of the cost is to go to the local Brazilian bar (white plastic hut on beach next to Morabeza), Angela's (local Cape Verdean restaurant-cheap food & drinks, next to Porto Antigo 2) or Sal Beach Club directly on the beach of Santa Maria.
My top tip would be to get yourself some sandwiches, some cool beers from the supermarket and have yourself a picnic on the beach on an afternoon and just relax and enjoy yourself.
1. You are in Cape Verde, which is just off West Africa so do not be surprised or put off if you are approached by West Africans. They are trying to earn an honest living selling 'African' handicrafts so they can send money back to their families in places such as Senegal, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau etc as their countries are far poorer than Cape Verde. If you are not interested, a polite but firm no. If not just ignore them. May seem rude but you have to be as thick skinned as they are. If you are going to the shops, barter and do not be afraid to walk away. The price will drop when you are almost out of the door. In the same instance do not think you can pick up something what you could pay a couple of quid for back in the UK. As mentioned previously they are trying to make a living.
2. Bogus excursion agents- You may get approached by someone offering to sell you a trip cheaper than what your rep or a reputable agency is charging. They are neither covered by insurance, official licenses or paying taxes like the legitimate agents are. Also if you get ripped off or stolen from, it's a case of 'tough luck' as neither the police or your insurance company will be interested. ASK TO SEE THEIR LICENSE (all registered sellers have this)
3. Taxis- people get ripped off the world over. ASK price before getting in a taxi and Top Tip-Have loose change as another ploy is that they have no change. The majority are honest but you will always get one who will try it on especially as people are usually naive regarding the local currency. Prices are Airport to Santa Maria €10 day/€12 euro night. Riu hotels €3/€4, central Santa Maria €1.50/€2
4. Swimming is safer on the left side of the pier as it doesn't have stones or strong currents like in front of the Riu or Tortuga Beach. There are no life guards but you can generally see straight away if their are big waves. Local kids as young as 2 are in it every day and they love it!
5. Litter-Tourists are just as much to blame for litter on the beach so should not complain when there is rubbish left. Please take empty bottles, cigarette butts, plastic bags etc to the nearest bin or ask nearest bar to put in their rubbish bin.
6. Beach front restaurants- obviously more expensive if you eat & drink at places such as Morabeza, Barracuda, The Villa etc as these are in prime locations and rents are high accordingly. A cheaper way to have the same view but at a fraction of the cost is to go to the local Brazilian bar (white plastic hut on beach next to Morabeza), Angela's (local Cape Verdean restaurant-cheap food & drinks, next to Porto Antigo 2) or Sal Beach Club directly on the beach of Santa Maria.
My top tip would be to get yourself some sandwiches, some cool beers from the supermarket and have yourself a picnic on the beach on an afternoon and just relax and enjoy yourself.
Written August 27, 2015
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
Monica G
Rome, Italy282 contributions
Come si arriva alla spiaggia delle conchiglie?
PIERO M
Pavia, Italy170 contributions
Se siete giovani e di Gamba buona in 10 minuti ci arrivate a piedi diversamente si possono Noleggiare biciclette motorini e chi più ne ha più ne metta ne vale la pena andateci Ciao da Primark
Micol70
Genoa, Italy39 contributions
Posso noleggiare lettini con paravento? Grazie!
Francesca
58 contributions
Sì, se non ricordo male ce ne erano diversi! Ma noi siamo stati sempre sdraiati per terra :)
Mi avevano detto di stare attenta perché potevamo trovare anche forte vento, in realtà sono state tutte giornate molto piacevoli e calme!
Hay barcos para poder ir a pescar? Queremos hace un viaje de pesca pero no sabemos si llevarlo cerrado desde España o buscarlo una vez allí. Graciaaas
Manfred M
Pfungen, Switzerland87 contributions
There are many suppliers of deep-sea fishing locally. Ask your concierge at the hotel or directly in the port of Santa Maria.
Hi we are coming on the 26th march to 3rd april will we need a cardigan for the evenings, is the wind cold or warm please
Susanne R
Copenhagen, Denmark16 contributions
Hi, I was there in January and I understand that the weather is practically the same all year round. I only needed a thin cardigan when we had dinner by the sea, because it was quite windy at the restaurant, otherwise it was wonderful weather.
Em que ilha fica a praia de Santa Maria
treesvanriet
Naarden, The Netherlands460 contributions
Op het eiland Sal....
Lilanonce
Bourg-en-Bresse, France
Bonjour, auriez vous le numéro de téléphone de votre guide?
Bien à vous+Thierry
M-Romero-Valleras
Seville, Spain1,094 contributions
Nous n'eumes pas du guide
ievdo b
62 contributions
buonasera volevo chiedere se il vento è molto intenso ( fastidioso) e se ci sono problemi con il cibo( dissenteria) grazie. vorrei andare a luglio con la mia famiglia.
Alfredo B
Lucca, Italy35 contributions
Il vento è forte da Dicembre a Aprile, dopo diventa una brezza piacevole, se andate in strutture grandi non ci sono problemi, mangiare internazionale.
krakakevin
Herne Bay, UK20 contributions
We’re arriving on the 17th December and are a family of four
I need to know what weather to expect and is it safe for my children
Being a parent these are my concerns
Alicja1
Blackpool, UK276 contributions
We are family with young kids and we love exploring. The island is safe . We walked on evening and night with no hassle. The restaurant and pubs welcome kids and local kids love playing with young tourists. Watch Street sellers from Senegal. They are quite pushy and were trying to put stuff to kids hands. That’s why I preferred to walk on evenings when they were gone. Try to look for Caramau. We book day tour with him and kids loved it. The sea is too rough to swim so we played on the beach but swim in the pool. I’m sure you are going to have great time
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- Hotels near Praia de Santa Maria:
- (0.09 mi) Sal Beach Club
- (0.13 mi) Hotel Morabeza
- (0.09 mi) Villa ao Mar
- (0.09 mi) Mister Barracuda
- (0.24 mi) Ocean Suites
- Restaurants near Praia de Santa Maria:
- (0.07 mi) Creparia Sol Doce
- (0.08 mi) Restaurante Barracuda
- (0.07 mi) Palm Beach Restaurant
- (0.09 mi) Sal Beach Club Restaurant
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