Located in Tarrafal and with Tarrafal Beach reachable within less than 1 km, Residencial Santo Amaro provides concierge services, non-smoking rooms, an outdoor swimming pool, free WiFi throughout the...
Patsy
Belgium
The staff was very friendly and helpful. The room was nice and clean.
Situated in Tarrafal and with Mar di Baxu Beach reachable within 300 metres, Norespaço - Le cap sud features a terrace, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar. The hotel has family rooms.
Offering a shared lounge and city view, Tarrafal's Meeting Point is set in Tarrafal, 600 metres from Tarrafal Beach and 600 metres from Mar di Baxu Beach.
Donata
Switzerland
The hostel is super well located , close to market, hiace point of departure, center and beach. Staff is helpful. Common areas are well equipped and styled
Casa Strela B&B - Tarrafal is located in Tarrafal. Free WiFi access is available. Extras include a fan. At Casa Strela B&B - Tarrafal you will find a garden, barbecue facilities and a terrace.
Antonio
Cape Verde
Our experience was a wonderful one. From the walk introducing us to the location to the mosquito netting in each room, the service and facilities truly matched the B&B feel. The food was delicious and the sustainability and care for use was always present. The people were kind and generous with their time, and their pleasantry was almost infectious. Dinner is made in a very small kitchen and the wait is a bit longer than usual, but the food was spectacular and the patio area, with the sea and its sound in the distance, made the wait worthwhile. We would recommend it fully, even thought the surrounding area still needs developing the overall environment is lovely and worth the stay.
Featuring a terrace with sea views, a private beach area and barbecue facilities, Ocean view can be found in Tarrafal, close to Mar di Baxu Beach and 300 metres from Tarrafal Beach.
Tarrafal by itself is nice to visit for a few days.
Tarrafal by itself is nice to visit for a few days. Beach, good restaurants, you can do hikes on Monte Graciosa, and Tras os Montes. Restaurant 'chez mama' has some hiking maps. And good food too.
I spent most of my time fishing. From the rocks at Punta Atum, of from a boat.
One thing to keep in mind. Tarrafal in August is hot. You can go up to Serra Malagueta where it is cooler. But rainy in August.
Jan
Netherlands
Scored 10
10
Very cosy little town with nice beach and friendly local...
Very cosy little town with nice beach and friendly local people. You can eat very affordable in local bars/restaurants or choose European food in couple of restaurants. The center is quite small, so you walk around easy. Beach is nice and not too much people.
Heli
Scored 10
10
Amazing beach, friendly people, very nice "city" to walk...
Amazing beach, friendly people, very nice "city" to walk around. Not much to do there so a couple of days are enough to get to know the place, but can't hurt to stay longer and just relax at the beach that is AMAZING!
You can eat at Cegonha, Buzios or at the Vista Mar hotel restaurant next to the beach!
Seafood and fish is really fresh.
The breakfast buffet was a highlight. Delicious and plentiful, with wonderfully friendly service! The front desk staff was available all day and until midnight to address any questions or concerns we had. They were flexible about extending our stay when we wanted to stay longer in charming Tarrafal, and even helped us move our personal items between rooms. And they helped us book a taxi for the return to Praia Airport! If I return to Tarrafal, I wouldn't stay anywhere else!
The place of the hotel is perfect around the bay. Great for a morning swim. Breakfast was really fresh en delicious.
The view from my room was to die for with a terras on the bay. And the coffeemaker in the room was perfect to start the day of with a good espresso!
Friendly staff and good maintained grounds.
Delfim is very helpful, can give you tips what/how to discover or where to hike and he can speak English. The location of the house will let you feel like a local - in the part where the locals live (not a "hotel zone"). The price conforms what you get.
The place was amazing and we had a great time talking to Antonio, learning mire about Tarrafal and other places in Cape Verde. Nice terrace,
very well equipped kitchen and close proximity to the beach and cafes/shops.
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