Cape Verde Snorkelling Tour from Sal

It was pretty difficult to get in the sea to the boat but the staff were very helpful. We saw two turtles but not many fish but it was a great little trip

Enjoyed seeing all the wildlife however the actual overall experience was lacking. No information on what we might see was given. No explaining what to look out for in the sea. What fish etc. did see a turtle which was amazing. No explaining of what we were doing. Your required to wear life jackets which was annoying. But I understand the safety aspect. There was lots jellyfish type creatures. Thousands and I got stung a few times. Did not bother me but would nice to be told this.

Hello, We have had a good time. Just an advice how to enjoy it more: 1. Wear a wet swimming suite (1.5mm) because you can get cold after 40 mins in water. One woman in our group was shivering. 2. Have you own gear. Fins and mask provided were OK, but snorkel didn't have valves and it was incontinence when waves were really high. You would be taken on a boat ~300m from the shore. We saw a lot of fish and a turtle, but it was quite deep. Wish it was shallower water.

Very good safety briefing and kitting out. Warning, sea very rough and you have to wade and swim along line to get to boat. Struggled a bit but instructor Leah really kind and helpful. Due to volcanic landscape not colourful but saw fish and three turtles, which was a real bonus. Lovely people at company but found all islanders lovely.

Waste of time, the trip is advertised as chance to see a top dive spot and coral reef. The boat did not go far out and there were no corals just a few fish is a rough sea. Most people seemed to be impressed by a few fish and a sea turtle that passed by. We have snorkelled on various coral reefs around the world and this was the worst experiance we have had.

No one came to pick us up and I haven’t heard back from the complaints contact I was given so a complete waste of time and my money