Cabo Santa Maria Shipwreck Guesthouse
An ecological and minimalist guesthouse with decor inspired by driftwood and shipwrecks. Offers guided hikes to watch sea turtle nesting.
"The iconic rusty hull of the shipwreck, standing against the crashing waves of the Atlantic."
A dark sand beach famous for the atmospheric shipwreck of the Spanish cargo ship "Cabo Santa Maria", which ran aground in 1968. It is a place of dramatic, haunting beauty and also an important sanctuary for sea turtles.
To ensure that Cape Verde remains "Sabe Sabe" (wonderful) for future generations, respect sea turtle nesting grounds and never litter on the beaches. Remember that Atlantic currents can be deceptive — always respect beach flag indicators and local advice.
Infinite Dunes and Virgin Beaches of Wild Beauty
Discover where to stay to have the best close-up experience with the fantastic Atalanta Beach / Cabo de Santa Maria. From ecological lodges to premium resorts.
An ecological and minimalist guesthouse with decor inspired by driftwood and shipwrecks. Offers guided hikes to watch sea turtle nesting.
Scandinavian design fused with Creole warmth. A luxurious and comfortable starting point on the outskirts of Sal Rei, ideal for exploring the north coast.