Sal generally feels calm and welcoming, especially in Santa Maria, but that does not mean ignoring ordinary precautions. This guide explains the situations tourists are most likely to encounter and how to enjoy the island without unnecessary fear.
Sal generally feels calm and welcoming, especially in Santa Maria, but that does not mean ignoring ordinary precautions. This guide explains the situations tourists are most likely to encounter and how to enjoy the island without unnecessary fear.
The first 48 hours in Sal are not the best time for rushed decisions, overloaded schedules or judging the island too quickly. Learn which early mistakes create unnecessary stress and how to settle in, observe and organise the rest of your trip calmly.
Many disappointing moments in Sal come from expectations rather than serious problems. This guide explains common mistakes involving transport, money, beaches, schedules, restaurants, excursions and first impressions, with practical ways to avoid them.