| THE CAPEVERDIAN ISLANDS |
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![]() Life is good on Capeverde
![]() Sal, just outside Santa Maria The islands Sal and Boavista have already westernized to the extent that there is hardly anything left of the original Capeverdian culture. They are laid out for mass-tourism and very suitable for beach and surf-holidays. Large hotels and a few small Capeverdian pensions offer good accommodation.
![]() A colorful vegetable market in Praia The cities Praja and Mindelo, the capitals of Santiago and São Vincente offer some touristic Capeverdian culture, but crime is increasing here as well. This is partly caused by the clash of African and Western culture.
![]() Large western hotels on Santiago Contrary to São Vincente, the island Santiago has more to offer for tourists. Just like Sal and Boavista, both islands are being transformed towards mass-tourism.
![]() Fishing is the main source of income On São Nikolau and Santo Antão you will really get a taste Capeverdian culture. These are two beautiful islands, very suitable for short or long hikes. |







