Cape Verde, a sun-drenched volcanic archipelago off the African coast, will captivate you with its mixed culture, melancholic music, and the raw beauty of its landscapes. From hiking on steep trails to black or golden sandy beaches, through discovering authentic villages where morna resonates, our trips to Cape Verde are an invitation to escape and connect. Explore our offers and let yourself be charmed by the Cape Verdean soul.
A mosaic of islands with distinct characters
Each island offers a unique experience, from the volcanic landscapes of Fogo to the idyllic beaches of Sal and Boa Vista, through to the verdant valleys of Santo Antão.
A vibrant Creole culture and enchanting music
Discover morna and coladeira, expressions of the Cape Verdean soul, and the warm hospitality of the locals (“morabeza”).
Spectacular natural landscapes
Imposing volcanoes, lush valleys ideal for hiking, interior deserts, and beaches inviting relaxation.
Pleasant climate all year round
Mild temperatures and generous sunshine make Cape Verde an attractive destination in any season.
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Each island of Cape Verde has its own charm.
Cape Verde enjoys a dry tropical climate with pleasant temperatures year-round, typically ranging between 22°C and 30°C. There are two main seasons:
Cape Verdean cuisine is simple, tasty, and based on seafood and local produce.
The national dish is cachupa, a hearty stew made with corn, beans, vegetables, and meat or fish. Fresh grilled fish (tuna, grouper, wahoo) is ubiquitous.
Also try the pastel com diabo dentro (pastry filled with spicy tuna), modjes (meat stews), and lagosta suada (stewed lobster).
Tropical fruits like mango, papaya, and banana are delicious. The grogue, a local rum, is the traditional alcoholic beverage.
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Cape Verde is the birthplace of the famous singer Cesaria Evora, nicknamed the “Barefoot Diva,” who popularized morna, traditional Cape Verdean music, worldwide.
The official currency is the Cape Verdean Escudo (CVE). The Euro is sometimes accepted in highly tourist areas (hotels, some restaurants in Sal or Boa Vista), but it is advisable to have escudos for regular expenses. Credit cards are accepted in major hotels and some restaurants on the most touristy islands, but less so in small establishments or on less developed islands. It is recommended to withdraw cash from ATMs (available in main cities) or exchange euros upon arrival.
The people of Cape Verde are called Cape Verdeans.
The official language is Portuguese. However, the everyday language spoken by the majority of the population is Cape Verdean Creole (kriolu), which varies slightly from island to island. French and English are spoken in tourist areas.
In Cape Verde, the electrical outlets are of type C and F. The standard voltage is 220V-230V and the frequency is 50Hz. French devices work without an adapter.
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