The country of the warm ‘Morabeza’ welcome. The archipelago of Cape Verde is formed by ten sun-kissed islands and eight islets.
Santo AntaoA breathtaking island of dormant volcanic mountains, Santo Antao is a sight-seer's nirvana. |
Sao VicenteSão Vicente is known as the 'pearl of West Africa' - and for good reason. |
SalSal may be one of Cape Verde’s smallest islands but in terms of visitor appeal, it punches way above its weight. In fact, it’s not far away from becoming the proverbail knock-out! |
Sao NicolauSão Nicolau is another picture-postcard Cape Verde island, with a captivating contrast of lush, green tropical vegetation and arid volcanic peaks. |
SantiagoIf the small island of Sal is the tourism capital of Cape Verde then the largest, Santiago is most definitely its commercial centre. |
Santa LuziaSanta Luzia is an uninhabited Cape Verdian Island. This has been the case since the 80's. |
Boa VistaTo this day one can only begin to imagine the joy that a sailor in the midst of a tempestuous Atlantic Ocean swell had when he spotted the glorious island of Boa Vista. |
MaioIf you like the 'road less travelled' then Maio, an island of just 268 sq metres and 6,700 people, might just be an essential stop on your tour of the archipelago. |
FogoFogo is a dormant volcanic island that rises imperiously out of the Atlantic Ocean to form a stunning synthesis of landscapes. |
BravaThe smallest of the populated islands of Cape Verde, also the most tropical and one of the most romantic - Brava remains hidden on the tourist trail but those who have made it there all seem to fall in love with its old-world charm. |
