Things to see and do Island Of Príncipe

This 1h30 hike leads through Ôbo National Park to the pretty Oquê Pipi waterfall. It's fairly easy, although you do need to watch where you step, especially in the rainy season. The route is marked with yellow arrows, but it's best to hire a guide. Along the way, you'll enjoy incredible views of the island's rugged coastline, while being alone in the world in the heart of lush natural surroundings. Bring water, a picnic and, above all, your bathing suit. The waters of the waterfall are refreshing!

At an altitude of 680 m, the Papagaio peak majestically dominates the town of Santo António. Experienced hikers can climb this mountain in 2 to 3 hours, depending on their pace and ability. There are a few tricky sections, including one where you have to hold on to a rope to climb. In the rainy season, the terrain is often slippery. Nhanu from Casa de Amor is a French-speaking guide who knows the route well. From the summit, you can enjoy magnificent views of the island's capital and its bay.