Cape Verde Volcanic Island-Hopper
The archipelago on foot, Mindelo's music, the terraced valleys of Santo Antão and the summit of Fogo's active volcano.

Cape Verde is an archipelago of ten volcanic islands scattered in the Atlantic off the coast of West Africa, blending African, Portuguese and Brazilian influences into a laid-back island culture all its own. Golden beaches and windswept dunes on the flatter islands give way to soaring peaks, terraced valleys and hiking trails on the greener, mountainous ones. A near year-round warm, dry climate makes it a favorite for winter sun, water sports and the soulful sound of morna music. Relaxed, safe and welcoming, it rewards both beach lovers and adventurers.
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Cape Verde enjoys a warm, dry climate throughout the year, so there is no truly bad time to visit. The peak season runs from November to March, offering reliable winter sun, and January to March in particular brings slightly cooler temperatures in the comfortable mid-twenties Celsius, ideal for hiking on the greener islands. November to June is the prime window for wind sports such as windsurfing, kitesurfing and sailing, while April to November suits scuba diving with warm, clear seas. Humpback whales visit Cape Verde's waters in the early months of the year, adding a seasonal wildlife highlight.
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The archipelago on foot, Mindelo's music, the terraced valleys of Santo Antão and the summit of Fogo's active volcano.
A relaxed mix of beach and culture, the golden sands of Sal, the music of Mindelo and a day in the valleys of Santo Antão, linked by the new inter-island flights.
The archipelago in full, five islands spanning music, volcanic landscapes, heritage and the country's finest beaches, made easy by improved connectivity.
Islands like Sal and Boa Vista offer endless white-sand beaches and world-class conditions for windsurfing, kitesurfing and diving in warm Atlantic waters.
Trekkers can climb the smoking cone of Pico do Fogo or wander the spectacular ridge-and-valley trails of lush Santo Antao.
The soulful morna and lively coladeira music, epitomized by singer Cesaria Evora, fill the bars of Mindelo and reflect the archipelago's rich Creole heritage.
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Travel facts verified from Cape Verde - Wikipedia, Lonely Planet, A guide to Cabo Verde. Sample tours are suggested starting points; details and pricing are finalised by the Tourkom team.