Sao Tome and Principe Tours & Trips

São Tomé and Príncipe's natural wonders unfold through stays at the luxurious Omali Lodge. The UNESCO-listed Obo Park reveals its treasures, while historic cocoa plantations tell tales of the past. Half-board meals showcase local delicacies, accompanied by expert guides and comfortable transport.

Luxury awaits at Omali Lodge and Bom Bom Resort during this eight-day island retreat. The orchid gardens of Ôbo National Park bloom year-round, while trails lead to Lagoon Amelia and Santo António's colonial architecture stands as a testament to history. All meals included.

This 8-day trip takes you around São Tomé's Atlantic coastline with jeep rides to Boca do Inferno's wave-carved rocks, Praia das Sete Ondas' black sand beaches, and the Pico Cão Grande viewpoints. You'll stay at Hotel Mucumbli and Porto Alegre beachfront bungalows with air-conditioned rooms, having 7 breakfasts and 3 dinners. Meals include dining at Roça São João dos Angolares with Chef João Carlos Silva. The itinerary covers historic Roça Agostinho Neto cocoa plantation and Santa Catarina Tunnel. You'll also eat with local families at Café Beach and Praia Piscina, while finding mangrove ecosystems filled with monkeys and exotic birds along the Malanza River.

Nature and history blend seamlessly in São Tomé for approx. $210 per day, with half-board meals and private transport included. The historic plantations, pristine beaches, and rainforest waterfalls create an unforgettable backdrop while guests relax in comfortable lodges and hotels.

This 11-day circuit brings you around São Tomé island, starting at Bombaim waterfall and continuing through abandoned colonial estates like Roça Agua Izé. A boat trip takes you to the equator monument on Ilhéu das Rolas. You'll stay at beachfront Praia Inhame Lodge where flying fox shows happen at sunset. At Monte Forte, the CECAB organic cocoa cooperative shows traditional processing methods used for generations. Walk Seven Waves Beach's black volcanic sand, then head to Boca do Inferno where wild basalt formations meet crashing waves. The itinerary includes trekking through the country's largest mangrove reserve in Malanza and seeing sea turtle conservation work at Jalé Beach nesting sites. The final day covers São Tomé city's National Museum, housed inside São Sebastião fortress.