




Like Locals: Banana Plantation, and Cuscuz with locals
Duration
5 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
Languages
English
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Discover the process of transforming sugarcane into island rum
Learn about the cultural importance of rum in celebrations
Explore scenic rural landscapes rich in agriculture and history
Experience a unique blend of nature culture and local tradition
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Experience the island like a local as you travel through vibrant communities and scenic landscapes filled with tropical charm. Discover the largest banana and coconut plantation in Cape Verde, where endless rows of lush trees create a green paradise. Learn about traditional farming techniques and the importance of agriculture to the local economy and daily life. Explore the plantation paths, observe how bananas and coconuts are cultivated, and understand the seasonal rhythms that guide production. Experience the warm hospitality of local farmers who proudly share their knowledge and passion for the land.
Discover the authentic flavors of the island with a visit to a local rum distillery, where sugarcane is transformed into the famous traditional spirit. Learn about the distillation process, from harvesting to fermentation and final production. Explore the facilities and gain insight into generations of craftsmanship that keep this tradition alive. Experience the unique aromas and atmosphere of the distillery while understanding the cultural significance of rum in Cape Verdean celebrations. Discover a journey that blends agriculture, heritage, and local lifestyle, offering a deeper connection to the island and its people.
Pick up and drop off at your accommodation
Tour Guide
All entrance fees
Workshop of Cuscuz and Fidjós
Lunch
Personal expenses
Gratuities
Comfortable shoes
Weather appropriate clothing
Bottle of water
Sun protection recommended: hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen
Camera
Public transportation nearby
Not wheelchair accessible
Dress in light breathable fabrics for tropical climate comfort
Choose sturdy footwear suitable for rural and farm terrain
Keep personal belongings secure in a small day backpack
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