• Farol de D. Maria Pia - The D. Maria Pia Lighthouse, also known as the Ponta Temerosa Lighthouse or Praia Lighthouse, is situated at Ponta Temerosa on the western side of the port entrance of Praia, the capital of Cape Verde. It is located in the parish of Nossa Senhora da Graça, approximately 3.5 km SSE from the city, on Santiago Island.
• Assomada Market - The market in Assomada spans two floors, with the lower floor dedicated to fruits, vegetables, bread, and meat, while the upper floor offers clothing and footwear. Even if you’re not interested in purchasing anything from the first floor, it’s worth a visit to take a look. From the upper floor, you get a splendid view of the vibrant colors and bustling activity below, giving you a true sense of Africa.
• Serra de Malagueta - Serra Malagueta is one of the most captivating tourist landscapes in the interior of Santiago Island. It provides an ideal setting for rural and adventure tourism. As one of the highest points on Santiago Island, it is rich in endemic species and offers breathtaking views for stunning photographs.
• Museu Da Resistência - The museum is located three kilometers from the village, in a place ironically named Chão Bom. A visit here is absolutely essential. As a Portuguese person, I found it particularly compelling since the concentration camp is a significant part of my country’s history, from a dark era of dictatorship. Known as the Slow Death Camp, it began receiving opponents of Salazar’s dictatorship in 1936. Here, 32 prisoners died, and many more suffered lasting hardships.
• Tarrafal Beach - Tarrafal Beach is one of the 7 Wonders of the Tarrafal Municipality of Santiago. It is undoubtedly the most beautiful and most visited beach on the island. The beach features white sand and is one of the most paradisiacal spots in the archipelago, set in a bay surrounded by coconut trees. Visitors can enjoy swimming and drinking coconut water.
• Principal - In Ribeira Principal, you pass through a valley with stunning views of a vast banana plantation. The river flows entirely within the municipality of São Miguel, originating in the mountains of Serra Malagueta. It typically flows north through the Principal Valley and empties into the Atlantic Ocean near Achada Monte.
• Calheta de Sao Miguel - The main urban center is the City of Calheta (Venice), where the municipal administration and main public services are located. According to INE, in the year 2000, Calheta had 4,967 inhabitants, including those in Venice and Ponta Verde.

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