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Visit Sal

Nature Tourism on Sal Island

Sal Island is a popular tourist destination because of its pristine beaches and beautiful weather. What makes it even more unique is that it is also a critical habitat for various biodiversity.

Leaving a positive Impact

Cabo Verde is home to rich biodiversity, unique ecosystems, and vibrant local communities. As tourism grows, so does our shared responsibility to protect these natural and cultural treasures. By choosing responsible and sustainable travel practices, you help preserve the islands' beauty and contribute to long-term conservation and community well-being.

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Human activities negatively impact habitats and its biodiversity through a variety of actions, from overconsumption to destructive fishing practices. However, on Sal Island the tourism sector is the largest industry and has the largest negative impact on the environment, with many threats from coastal development to habitat destruction due to touristic activities.
 

Sustainable and responsible tourism practices can not only preserve nature but even leave a positive impact.

Sal's Nature Highlights

Sal is full of hidden gems. Plan your trip to Sal Island and discover it’s scenery and biodiversity.
Click through this map to discover our different protected and important areas

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Observing Wildlife

Cabo Verde is a worldwide hotspot for biodiversity. You are able to observe a range of native, endemic and migratory species on Sal Island. To ensure the animals and their habitats are protected, follow the observation guidelines and best practices. Every government certified operator and guide have licenses to provide nature tours adhering to strict regulations. When adhering to strict codes and supporting local nature guides, you provide an essential service to safeguard the natural beauty and biodiversity.

Start your adventure right and support the conservation of our natural wonders

Adopt a baby turtle to help keep Sal’s wonderous nature protected.

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