Cape Verde

In the majestic Atlantic Ocean, off the west coast of Africa, a group of islands of volcanic origin emerge that create a unique and stunning 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 those of Sotavento, in the South. Cape Verde is an idyllic destination that combines incredible natural landscapes, sandy beaches, and a rich local culture. Enjoy all this and more in a tropical climate with an average temperature between 75°F and 86°F. Welcome to the Caribbean of Africa!

Cape Verde is an ideal destination for those who want to relax in paradise, as well as for those who seek adventure in the middle of nature. Or, even better, for a trip that combines the best of both worlds. In this beautiful country, you'll discover endless pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters, offering an ideal setting for diving and snorkeling. From the stunning shores on the island of Sal to the captivating beauty of Boa Vista, there's no shortage of places to explore.

 The island of Santo Antão is the perfect place for intrepid travelers to explore on foot with its vast network of hiking paths that wind between rugged mountains and overlook the sea. You can easily access it by ferry from the neighboring island of Sao Vicente. It's also worth mentioning the peculiar island of Fogo, home to the only active volcano in Cape Verde, and offers spectacular hiking routes that lead you between volcanoes and fertile green valleys.

Cape Verde is a mix of both European and African influences and it boasts a rich cultural diversity. Immerse yourself in the local culture as you walk along the streets of the capital of the island of Santiago: in the vibrant city of Praia. Head to the local markets for fresh products and one-of-a-kind handicrafts as you enjoy the music that floods the streets. Colorful streets, colonial houses, a wide range of leisure activities and first-class hotels make this an irresistible destination.

On the island of Santiago, you can experience the essence of Cape Verde first-hand. Beyond the capital, this island offers captivating landscapes that visitors will fall in love with. From the green valleys in the interior and the bay and beaches of Tarrafal to the more traditional rural villages and the history of Cidade Velha, it's no wonder it has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure as you discover all that Cape Verde has to offer.