Cape Verde Islands

The Republic of Cape Verde is located on an archipelago in the Macaronesia ecoregion of West Africa. Cape Verde is a former Portuguese colony, comprises ten inhabited and several uninhabited volcanic islands in the Atlantic Ocean. Their population is of mixed African and European descent. The group of Cape Verde islands includes: Santo Antao, Sao Vicente, Santa Luzia, Sao Nicolau, Sal, Boa Vista, Sao Tiago, Brava, Fogo and Maio.

This new holiday hotspot is so exotically unusual, coming here is one big magical mystery tour. The Cape Verde islands are opening up to tourists, especially holiday makers searching for a rich blend of fresh holiday experiences. Even the Cape Verde people are unique, being a cultural mix of their two nearest neighbors – Senegal and Brazil, this combination is most obvious in the ever-present Cape Verde music; a scintillating hip-swinging fusion of Samba and Salsa sprinkled with tribal African. It's the destination for those in the know.

Some reasons to visit The Cape Verde:
* Glorious sandy beaches and clear waters
* Rich history and culture
* Fantastic water sports
* Excellent for walkers of all levels
* Deep sea blue water fishing

Ten barefoot island paradises wait to whip your breath away. Each one is dramatically different, from bounty-like blond sands backed by jungle-like scenery to volcanic monochrome landscapes peppered with pastel-painted towns. The beaches are mind-bogglingly gorgeous and the colorful blend of cultures from Africa, Portugal and Brazil will have you charmed from the moment you arrive.

Fall in Love With Cape Verde Again and Again
When you own a timeshare in this exciting vacation destination,
you'll be able to return every year to experience the rich culture,
beautiful natural surroundings and fun-loving attitude of this beloved,
if little-known, vacation destination.
Cape Verde is not a place that you can come to know and love

with just one vacation.

There is so much to do, see and experience in this beautiful island
off the coast of Africa,
that multiple vacations are almost a necessity
if you're looking to immerse yourself
in the unique culture of these islands.

As you return year after year
you'll begin to feel less and less like a tourist
and more like a Cape Verde native.