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Cape Verde’s biggest island has got plenty in the way of history. Captain Cook and Sir Francis Drake both docked here...

This sweep of sand in Boa Vista stretches on for miles. It’s washed by warm water with a barely-there current, so it’s...

The combination of volcanic landscapes and crystal-clear waters on the island of Sal make it a dream come true for...

Deep valleys, tropical plantations, and dramatic black-sand beaches – that’s what you’ll find on the island of Sao...

Back in the Sixties, a colossal Spanish freighter, called Cabo Santa Maria, run aground on the beach that has since...

The beaches of Boa Vista's capital, Sal Rei, have got it all going on – beach bars, watersports huts and a submarine...

If you're up for wrestling with big game fish, you'll fall hook, line and sinker for Sal. Come here between July and...

Cape Verde’s biggest island can count Captain Cook and Sir Francis Drake among its visitors. Nowadays, though, it’s...

If sand dunes get your vote, head to Boa Vista's mid-west, where they come super-sized. They go on for 10 kilometres on...

Take a mini-cruise around Cape Verde to check out the lunar landscapes of the different islands. It’s a good way to see...

This pale sweep of sand, which curves around Boa Vista’s north coast, is named after the Spanish ship that ran aground...

Set just off the coast of Boa Vista, this uninhabited islet is edged with deserted beaches that offer up complete...

Rolling dunes plumped up like pillows, sun-scorched trees bent by trade winds, and miles of wind-rippled sands – Mother...

This 16-kilometre sweep of white sand on Boa Vista's south coast is as standout as anything you'd find in the...

Verandinha Beach looks nothing like the rest of the beaches on Boa Vista. Its smooth golden sands are backed by bizarre...

The island of Fogo is a real head-turner. It’s actually a giant volcano, which, at its highest point, rises nearly...

It’s worth the desert drive to reach Cape Verde’s best beach. Named after California’s famous sands, it’s in a...