
moderate
8 hours
Moderate fitness is needed for light walking and occasional standing during visits; easy swimming optional.
Discover São Tomé’s Rota Norte, an eight-hour tour weaving through historic cacao plantations, scenic beaches, and charming local towns. Experience traditional cuisine, breathtaking vistas, and the chocolate-making process on this immersive northern island journey.
Todas as idades • 8h • Explore roças históricas, paisagens e a jornada do cacau ao chocolate.
Embark on an unforgettable journey to Roça Agostinho Neto and the stunning Praia dos Tamarindos for a refreshing swim. Marvel at panoramic views from the Lagoa Azul lighthouse, explore the charming Cidade das Neves, savor a traditional lunch, and discover the chocolate-making process at Roça Diogo Vaz, culminating in breathtaking scenery along the Túnel de Santa Catarina.
Embark on an unforgettable journey to Roça Agostinho Neto and the stunning Praia dos Tamarindos for a refreshing swim. Marvel at panoramic views from the Lagoa Azul lighthouse, explore the charming Cidade das Neves, savor a traditional lunch, and discover the chocolate-making process at Roça Diogo Vaz, culminating in breathtaking scenery along the Túnel de Santa Catarina.
Begin your tour at 9 AM as scheduled to fully enjoy all sites before sunset.
Pack swim gear for a dip at Praia dos Tamarindos to refresh during the day’s explorations.
Terrain varies between plantations, town streets, and beach access, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
Equatorial sun can be intense even during cloudy spells; protect your skin and keep water handy.
São Tomé’s cacao plantations were established in the 19th century and profoundly shaped the island’s economy and culture.
Efforts to maintain sustainable cacao farming practices help preserve the island’s unique biodiversity and rural heritage.
Supports walking on mixed terrain including plantations and coastal sites.
Essential for enjoying a swim at Praia dos Tamarindos beach.
summer specific
Critical to guard against strong equatorial UV rays during outdoor activities.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is key amid the tropical climate and physical activity.