








3 hour(s)
English
Included



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As you walk along the coastal path, you will experience the heart of village life in Santo Antão. Passing small, tight-knit communities, you’ll witness the daily activities of the locals, including men, women, children, and even animals, all working together to maintain the village’s agricultural and pastoral lifestyle. The plantations along the way, tended by hardworking farmers, offer a unique glimpse into the rhythms of island life. Donkeys are frequently seen carrying loads of cargo, while chickens and goats roam freely, feeding off the land, contributing to the sense of harmony between the people and their environment.
The coastal views during this trek are truly remarkable. The strong waves crash against the cliffs, creating a powerful scene as the coastline unfolds in front of you. The vast, unspoiled landscape is awe-inspiring, with the ocean stretching endlessly into the horizon. However, despite the tempting turquoise waters, it’s important to note that this coastline is dangerous, with strong currents and rough waves that make swimming hazardous. The path you are walking along offers more than just scenic beauty; it also highlights the raw, untamed power of nature.
After this unforgettable walk, you’ll arrive at Fontainhas, one of the most picturesque villages in the world. Nestled among the cliffs, this charming village captivates with its traditional houses, stunning vistas, and serene atmosphere. Fontainhas is a true hidden gem, offering an authentic experience of local life surrounded by the natural beauty of Santo Antão. Whether you're admiring the coastal views or exploring the village’s narrow paths, Fontainhas will leave you with lasting memories of your adventure on this remarkable island.
Please wear comfortable clothes, walking shoes, sun protection, hat, bring walking sticks (optional), bring a bottle of water, also during the months of November - March it can get cooler, and you may want to bring a sweater or jacket.
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