RIU Hotels & Resorts has reopened the Riu Touareg in Cape Verde after a comprehensive renovation, transforming the resort into a family-focused destination. Located in the south of Boa Vista island, the 5-star All Inclusive 24h resort now boasts redesigned guest rooms, new dining options, and expanded family amenities.
The renovation includes a complete redesign of all 1,181 guest rooms, featuring contemporary furnishings, updated bathrooms, and state-of-the-art climate control systems. The hotel now offers a unified family experience, with the exception of a quiet pool reserved for adults.
Dining at the Riu Touareg has been significantly upgraded. The main restaurant, Morabeza, now includes a larger indoor climate-controlled area. The Asian restaurant, Kabuki, has been relocated for greater capacity, and the Kulinarium restaurant has expanded. The former Snack Restaurant has been transformed into the Bereber steakhouse, whilst the new American Country sports bar offers classic American dishes. Additionally, the resort introduces the Candy ice cream parlour and two new Pepes Food grill stations.
The resort's entertainment and common areas have also been enhanced, with an expanded gym, updated RIU Fit and RIU Land programmes, a renovated spa, and a larger playground. The three main pools have been remodelled, and the solariums expanded.
RIU Hotels & Resorts continues to strengthen its presence in Cape Verde, now operating six hotels across the islands of Sal and Boa Vista. This renovation underscores the company's commitment to providing quality and innovation in its international destinations.
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