Cape Verde

Off the west coast of Africa, a group of volcanic islands emerge from the majestic Atlantic Ocean, creating a unique territory: Cape Verde. This archipelago is made up of 10 large islands and several islets, divided into two zones: the Windward Islands, located in the north; and Leeward islands, in the south. This is a destination that combines incredible natural landscapes, dreamy beaches and a rich local culture. All this in a tropical climate with an average temperature that ranges from 24°C to 30°C. Welcome to the African paradise.

Cape Verde is an ideal destination for those who want to relax in a paradise-like setting, as well as for those looking for adventures in nature. One trip could also fit both types of experiences. This country treasures endless virgin beaches with crystal-clear waters, perfect for diving and snorkelling, such as the beaches in Sal and Boa Vista.

If you want to get lost in amazing hiking trails, the island of Santo Antão is perfect for these activities, thanks to its many paths crossing rugged mountains and overlooking the sea. The island can be easily reached by ferry, which departs from the neighbouring island, Sao Vicente. It is also worth mentioning the peculiar island of Fogo, home to the only active volcano in Cape Verde and with spectacular routes between volcanoes that offer landscapes from another planet.

Cape Verde is a melting pot of European and African influences that has resulted in the creation of a diverse and vibrant culture. A great way discover it is exploring the alleyways of the city of Praia, the lively capital of Santiago. Visiting the local markets, filled with fresh produce and handicrafts, and enjoying the music that plays in the streets is a must. Colourful streets, colonial architecture, an extensive leisure offer and first-class hotels create a truly amazing atmosphere.

On the island of Santiago, guests will be able to capture the very essence of Cape Verde. Beyond the capital, this land offers captivating scenery that will captivate visitors. Green valleys, the bay and beaches of Tarrafal, traditional rural villages or the history of Cidade Velha, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure as you discover all that Cape Verde has to offer.