Cape Verde is an amazing, unspoiled destination; a unique blend of African, Portuguese and Brazilian cultures. If you want to enjoy the privacy and intimacy of a natural setting and a warm inviting atmosphere, where the crystal clear waters, the powdery white sand beaches, and the sunsets are spectacular to make your holiday memories that will last a lifetime, Cape Verde Islands are an ideal destination for your vacation. Cape Verde is a place of incredible beauty, to enjoy and return, because one trip at this tourist destination is simply never enough.

Each of the ten islands has its distinctive features, they have its appeal with varied landscapes, a unique cultural heritage and a variety of activities to suit all, travelers will not be disappointed by the country’s beaches which are all bordered with turquoise waters, and adorned with volcanic scenery and shingly, arid areas. Some of the islands are flat and they are windier than the mainland, therefore the wind brings benefits, the islands are particularly popular in the sport conditions and any visitor might learn to surf or to let the wind take you as you try for kite and windsurfing.

Like the islands on which they live, Cape Verdeans are gorgeous people inside and out. They reflect a bewitching blend of their African and European roots. The Cape Verdeans like to have very exuberant celebrations with beautiful clothing, large quantities of good food, many friends and family and, of course, plenty of music, singing, and dancing. Cape Verdean music simultaneously pierces the heart and inspires release; it is tempered by a uniquely tropical music of all Afro-Atlantic music: Brazilian sambas and Cuban rumbas.

Diving
The Cape Verde islands are a diver’s paradise with wrecks to explore, rich tropical underwater flora, and a massive array of fish. Cape Verde diving offers a very extensive range of dives and courses on any of the islands. The deep Cape Verde waters offer volcanic lava shoals falling sheer away to reveal caves and cracks full of tropical fish, morays and lobster, shark, and manta. There are also many wrecks lies within the diving depth in the Cape Verdes. There are 25 diving sites on Sal Island, Cape Verde including the site of the 1966 freighter ‘Santo Antao’, whose rusting hulk can be seen on the varying depths.

