Trindade Tours, Tickets and Experiences

Transport/pickup service to and from Sao Tome Airport

On time, clean, comfortable

Prompt pickup, always on time. Clean, comfortable car. I used this service both to and from São Tomé airport. I would definitely recommend this driver to anyone traveling to São Tomé!

Waterfall Organic Coffee Taste and Forest Community Tour

The most complete and organized tour in São Tomé!

I had an absolutely amazing experience on this tour of St. Thomas with the Nilton. Without a doubt, it was the most complete and organized tour I could have chosen. From the very beginning, everything was treated with great professionalism, punctuality and attention to detail. The Nilton has demonstrated an impressive knowledge of the island — not only of the most well-known sights, but also of less explored places that have made the experience even more special and authentic. In addition, it was always extremely friendly, available and concerned in ensuring we were comfortable and making the most of each moment. The itinerary was very well structured, allowing you to see and experience a great variety of landscapes, culture and history, without ever seeming rushed or disorganized. I recommend this tour 100% to anyone who wants to know São Tomé in a complete, quiet and well accompanied way. Couldn't have made a better choice!

Interior Tour

São Tomé & Principe- Not to be missed!

I’ve always been attracted by unusual destinations, the places people can’t quite locate on the map. So many of the places we visit are overshared on social media, so I make it my mission to discover the ones which are more under the radar. There’s something especially alluring when those places happen to be remote islands and far flung archipelagoes, unique microcosms stark against the sea. That’s why I chose to visit São Tomé & Principe Islands. It’s one of the least visited countries in the world. Throughout my 10 days there I only bumped into a couple of dozen other travellers. I often found myself to be the only person hiking in the forest or swimming at a totally deserted beach. It’s known as the African Galapagos. The remoteness of this archipelago has helped preserve its lush, biodiverse wilderness - definitely one of the biggest highlights of the destination. São Tomé and Príncipe is home to more endemic species per square mile than the Galapagos Islands. If you thought São Tomé was remote, wait until you approach tiny Príncipe. As you fly there from São Tomé on a small propeller plane, the vastness of the ocean highlights how isolated this second island is. Seen from the sky, Príncipe is almost totally covered by lush wilderness plunging into the sea, with a magnificent topography of volcanic features and towering spires. All the beaches are wild and truly pristine. Praia Bateria, Praia Banana, Praia Boi are without doubt some of the best beaches I have seen in the world. Imagine smooth white sand, massive boulders, a backdrop of virgin forest and palm trees and crystal clear equatorial waters -  certainly rivalling (and even beating) more iconic tropical paradises such as the Seychelles or Philippines. It’s not every day that you stand on the equator, with one foot in the northern and the other in the southern hemisphere. But it’s possible when exploring the paradisiac Rolas Island, a tiny islet off the southern tip of São Tomé. Rolas Island  is located a mere 6 degrees longitude of the Prime Meridian line, making it the nearest landmass to the coordinates 00N 00E - this means you are almost standing in the centre of the Earth. The boat ride across to Rolas from São Tomé takes just 20 minutes, but the views of the vast Atlantic and pristine beaches make for an exciting sailing adventure. The Archipelago of São Tomé and Príncipe is an important breeding and feeding area for five of the seven species of sea turtles in the world, including hawksbill and leatherback. Sea turtles usually start arriving on the beaches of São Tomé around November, and can be seen laying eggs through to February. Do not forget to save her the islands delicious cuisine! Local fish and seafood is the island’s staple, and served every day on the menu, accompanied by jackfruit, fried bananas and rice. I tasted the best stewed octopus (*polvo*) of my life in a tiny local eatery in the island of Príncipe - home-cooked and served by Margarita, the local owner. I felt safe and comfortable the whole time on the islands so there’s no need to worry about that. Highly recommend a visit if you get a chance, this is definitely a bucket list item!