Things To Do in Cape Verde
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Festival of music of Praia de Santa Cruz
This music festival in the north of Sal Rei is a biggie – it goes on for a couple of days and pulls in performers from... Read More
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Municipal Day
Municipal Day
Municipal Day celebrates the founding of Sal’s towns, and festivities across the island are explosive. The main event... Read More
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Have a go at windsurfing
Have a go at windsurfing
Cape Verde benefits from the breeze of the trade winds, so windsurfing condition... Read More
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Go desert island dreaming on Ilheu de Sal Rei
Go desert island dreaming on Ilheu de Sal Rei
You get the full-on Robinson Crusoe experience on this desert island. Catch a bo... Read More
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Cast your line sea fishing
Cast your line sea fishing
Fishing is still very much a way of life for the locals, thanks to the rich wate... Read More
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Explore the island of Santiago
Explore the island of Santiago
Cape Verde’s biggest island can count Captain Cook and Sir Francis Drake among i... Read More
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Check out the Saltpans in Pedra De Lume
Check out the Saltpans in Pedra De Lume
Back in the 18th century, this village was famous for its salt mines, which supp... Read More
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Browse for crafts in Santa Maria’s market
Browse for crafts in Santa Maria’s market
Santa Maria’s melting pot of cultures means you’re never short of unusual souven... Read More
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Try your hand at big game fishing
Try your hand at big game fishing
If you're up for wrestling with big game fish, you'll fall hook, line and sinker... Read More
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Destinations in Cape Verde
Top Destinations
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Sal
If you’re searching for sun-soaked Cape Verde holidays, the white-sand beaches, turquoise waters and brightly coloured villages of Sal island could be just the ticket. This laidback Atlantic escape pairs great year-round weather with easy beach living, making Sal holidays ideal for winter warmth or summer relaxation.
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Boa Vista
Boa Vista holidays are your entrance to Cape Verde, a group of low-key islands off the west coast of Africa that hold UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status. Here, you can expect year-round sunshine and unspoiled landscapes.