With its white sand dunes, palm and coconut trees, Boa Vista has enough to attract today's Robinson Crusoes, as this tall sand dune looks like a faraway island. It is perfect if you want a beach and ocean all to yourself, as you probably won't come across anyone else here.... It is also a very good spot for windsurfing (the UCPA base is on this island).
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Praia de Chaves The gorgeous, huge Praia de Chaves beach is the most touristy of the beaches in Boa Vista.
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In the shade of the palm trees One of Boa Vista's many Phoenix Atlantica palms with its multiple trunks lining Praia de Chaves beach.
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Praia Lacação Lacação beach, to the far south of Boa Vista, was still totally undeveloped not so long ago, with the first resort opening in May 2011.
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Praia Curral Velho Boa Vista still boasts some huge and entirely unspoilt natural beaches. It is estimated that the island attracts 70% of the turtles who come to the archipelago to lay their eggs.
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The Chaves dunes There are some spectacular dunes to both the north and south of Praia de Chaves, with the resorts located between the two.
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Hotels on Praia de Chaves beach With the sea stretching as far as the eye can see, the hotels located on Praia de Chaves beach enjoy the best setting in all of Boa Vista.
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