The wonders of the seas in Sal live just under the surface. And this snorkelling tour is the best way to discover them. Speed away from the coast of Cape Verde to a top dive spot and make a splash in the South Atlantic. And with the help of a PADI-certified guide, you're in with a chance of spotting colourful banks of coral, deep lagoons and an array of exotic fish.
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Darren
Travelled as a couple
19 June 20261United Kingdom
You should look for someone else to us,pick up driver drove like he was an f1 driver,wet suits were ripped and the snorkeling should never gone ahead,the sea was way to rough ,visibility was average at best and you felt like you was in a washing machine
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Niki
Travelled as a couple
10 January 20264.2United Kingdom
Less waiting around. Great experience though
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Kaethe
Solo traveller
1 May 20261.8Germany
Wenig zeit im wasser...
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Helena
Travelled with family
1 January 20263.4Sweden
Båt, personal och utrustning var bra. Så här års, december, blåser det dock enormt mycket och med röd flagg på stranden (vilket är vanligt vintertid på Kap Verde) så var det dålig visibilitet och galet kallt både i luften och i vattnet (trots våtdräkter).
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Karen
Travelled with a group of friends
13 December 20251United Kingdom
My friend, Sarah and I booked the trip via your Tui rep, Natalie, at Robinsons Capo Verde. On the day of the trip, Thursday, 11/12/25, red flags were flying at the resort and the sea was very rough with lots of white waves. Sarah and I decided the conditions were too rough to snorkle. No rep was available at the hotel, most disappointing. We got reception to email Natalie in the morning, advising we wanted to cancel. No reply was received. I rang TUI & the lady dropped. Actions unacceptable.
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Clive
Travelled as a couple
7 September 20253.4United Kingdom
We saw turtles, we saw wrecks, we saw fish. Only downside and I feel this needs mentioning, the boat or should I say rib, getting off not a problem, but for the older generation and slightly less agile and flexible, getting on was hard work, 2 people cut their legs on our trip, at the start you have to haul your leg over, and during the trip climb your way up.a.small set of metal steps.
