Explore Cape Verde

Santiago Island

Santiago, the largest island in Cape Verde, brings together the capital Praia, the UNESCO site of Cidade Velha, lush valleys and black sand beaches. A microcosm of Cape Verdean history and landscapes.

Fogo Island

Fogo, dominated by an active stratovolcano rising to 2,829 meters, blends black lava landscapes, an unusual village within the caldera, and distinctive terroir wine. A truly unique Cape Verdean island.

São Vicente

São Vicente

São Vicente is an island located in the northern part of the Cap-Vert archipelago. It is considered the cultural capital of the country.

Santo Antão Island

Santo Antão is an island located in the northern part of the Cap-Vert archipelago. It attracts countless hikers thanks to its numerous trekking trails.

Sal and Boa Vista

Two flat, arid islands facing the Sahara: vast beaches, strong winds for kitesurfing and loggerhead turtle nesting beaches from July to October.

Fogo

Cap-Vert's volcanic island dominated by Pico do Fogo (2829 m), where 700 inhabitants cultivate grapes and coffee on the ashes of the 2014 eruption.

Santo Antao

Santo Antão

The archipelago's verdant island, reached by ferry from Mindelo, crossed by ancient cobbled paths linking the Cova crater to coastal villages in the north.

Santiago

Santiago

Santiago, Cap-Vert's historic island, blends Cidade Velha, the first European tropical trading post, with badiu villages nestled in the mountainous interior and the bustling Assomada markets.