Things to do in Sao Pedro

Doze Voltas

Lighthouse Dona Maria Pia

Lighthouse Dona Maria Pia stands on the cliffs of Ponta Temerosa at the southern tip of Santiago Island, guarding the entrance to the port of Praia. Locals also call it the Ponta Temerosa Lighthouse or the Praia Lighthouse. The lighthouse was built in 1881 and named after the then-Queen of Portugal, Maria Pia. It was the first of many lighthouses to be lit across the Cape Verde islands, marking a significant milestone in the modern maritime history of Cape Verde. The white octagonal masonry tower stands over 20m tall, topped with a lantern room and gallery. The gray dome of the lantern room contrasts with the white walls, and it is attached to a single-story keeper's cottage. After a complete renovation, it remains in service today, flashing white light twice every few seconds at night to guide ships entering and leaving the port. Today, this lighthouse is a highly recognizable landmark in Praia, often referred to as the city's postcard. Visitors can walk along the cape to the foot of the lighthouse to overlook the Atlantic Ocean, the ships entering and leaving the harbor, and the city skyline. At dusk, the white tower set against the sunset glow on the sea is a popular photo opportunity.

Igreja Universal Do Reino De Deus

Praia da Laginha

This beach is near the port and features restaurants, bars, and beach clubs, where you can swim and even spot sea turtles, making it a great place to relax.

Turtles Swimming - São Pedro

Torre de Belem

Praia de Bote

Lazareto (Industrial) Park

Igreja Nossa Senhora Auxiliadora

Headquarters of the Sports Club of French Source