Kaza Di Zaza

I really enjoyed my stay in Kaza Bom Vista. It is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the wonderful view of Faya de Aqua just from your own terras! There are plenty opportunities to walk at Brava and Villa Nova Sintra is easy to reach if you want to. Erick is very helpful to advice and arrange what is necessary. He is very happy to share his knowledge and experience of live at Brava. I had a great time at the island: people are friendly and relaxed, the island is beautiful and not overcrowded with tourists.

It was our 4th visit to Cabo Verde, our aim was to explore how the locals live, and Kaza di Zaza is the best place for that. Faja d'Agua, located in the most remote island Brava, offers wonderful hiking trips, but no restaurants, just friendly bars. Kaza di Zaza owners are very helpful in arranging delightful private dinners with local families and all other advice you need. Drinking water is very precious in the archipelago, but in Faja d'Agua is arguably the only place you can drink water from the tap,

This place is one of those treasures that you would like to keep to yourself... The Dutch owners Erick & Marijke will do anything to make your stay as unforgettable as possible. The place has excellent views over the bay and ocean, and serves homemade goat cheese, fresh eggs and passion fruit wine. If needed, Erick & Marijke also can make arrangements for eating out at one of the local people in the village.

We stayed 4 nights at Casa di Zaza and enjoyed it very much - nice small and simple hut with the things you need. The only minus is that there is not warm water. The dutch owners are very kind helpful and informative - (english speaking) they also have a good contact to the local citizens.|From the big shady balcony there is a beautiful view to the sea and to the green surrounding. Faja has so much beauty - the locals are very kind and welcoming. |Enjoy the simple and not stressing living. Have a local grogue sitting outside one of the small bars - with view to the sea and the sunset. You absolutely must try to have dinner at Ana - in her private house that lies next to the bar where she works. Her dining room is decorated with lots of ceramic chickens - Ana is kind and a very good cooker. We will absolutely want to come back to Faja and to Kaza di Zaza. There is a school in Faja that have very little materials for the children - if you want to bring something they need pencils and other writing tools

I stayed here for two nights. The place is ideal for someone wanting a bit of seclusion and space for themselves. The accomodation is simple and charming, and Erick - the owner - is a very nice and gracious host. The ability to cook in the open hair is very special

We stayed 3 nights at this enchanting location, and enjoyed it very much.|The house is located uphill and you need to carry your lugguge on your shoulders (but the owner Erik helps) along the rocky path to get there.|The room we got is wonderfully situated among the trees, it'svery small but also very cozy, has no electricity and its restroom's ceiling is made of a maracuja tree! |The Dutch owners are a helpful and pleasent couple that is a pleasure to spend time with; furthermore, they cook much better than the villagers!

Kaza di Zaza is a gem. Marijke and Erick are incredibly helpful and hospitable, from lots of really useful information in advance, coordinating a night ferry pick-up and sharing information about local life and hikes. Plus they make delicious cheese and jam -- enjoy it! The apartments are designed with beautiful touches, and the location is great in the quiet village of Faja de Agua, with an incredible view to wake up to! If you're going to Brava this is the place to stay.

In a beatifull bay you find this authentic Cape Verde house surrounded by mangotrees and a magnificent seaview. Life is authentic here too and tranquil. The hosts will tell you all about it, if you like. A great spot for hikers too.