Sao Tome I Principe is a two-island country in Central Africa. The photo gallery contains images from various parts of the Sao Tome island.
The main industry is agriculture. That’s why the whole island is super green, and the food is fresh and cheap. During my stay, I have been over-indulging myself with fresh fish, breadfruit, and palm wine.
I was so happy I managed to check out this waterfalls without paying to anybody, which is pretty rare in Central Africa
Taxi rink in the center of the only city – This is the only noisy part of the country!
Interested in my Stories from traveling Africa? In that case, you may wanna check out some of my posts like Togo or Senegal.
The remains of the Portugese buildings
The whole country is a natural botanical garden
Because the island is so rich with tropical rain forests, you need to hustle to get to the beach. That’s exactly the reason why getting there feels very adventurous and extra rewarding.
Small villages like this one are spread across the entire island
This ground is completely covered with a fat layer of coconuts fallen off the trees. Apparently, getting hit by a fallen coconut is one of the biggest dangers on the island.
If you love tropical islands, you may wanna check out my photos from Zanzibar
When trekking Sao Tome, it could be challenging to find viewpoints. Views are frequently hidden behind the trees
Keep scrolling to see the beach photos
Remains of the old Portugese boats are decorating the harbor.
2 km long beach, completely empty!
Pico Cao Grande is the most famous landmark of Sao Tome
Wanna see some more photos of lush jungles and remote beaches? Check out my image gallery from Sri Lanka
Here is an interesting article from the Telegraph about Sao Tome I Principe: The paradise that tourism forgot… I am ok with it, I’ll keep it for myself!
