Refugee in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, the ten islands of Cape Verde benefit from a privileged geographic location between the African, European and American continents. located at the same latitude of the Caribbean, the archipelago is 320 nautical miles off the coast of Senegal and less than 4 hours flight from America and Europe. the country has four international airports, established in the islands of Santiago, Sal, Boa Vista, and São Vicente, that offer connections to Africa, America, as well as to the main cities of Europe.

Cape Verde is a country of contrasts, where imposing mountains melt into plains to lose sight of, and where the green of the vegetation mingles with the brown of an almost desert landscape. There are numerous reserves and natural parks in Cape Verde, some of which are located in areas with difficult access.

The beaches of Cape Verde are also the third most important of the five places in the world of spawning sea turtles, especially the Caretta-Caretta species. in the summer months, females go to the archipelago’s beaches to spawn, a ritual that can be followed by the visitor through organized tours. the marine fauna is another attraction of the archipelago, making it a unique place to practice diving.