What Continent is Cape Verde Islands in?

Cape Verde is an archipelago located in the Atlantic Ocean, about 570 km west of the African coast, in front of Senegal. It is composed of 10 main islands, divided into two groups: the islands of Barlavento (Santo Ant AntO, S VicO Vicente, Santa Luzia, SãO Nicolau, Ilha do Sal, Boa Vista) to the north and the islands of Sotavento (Maio, Santiago, Fogo, Brava) to the south. The islands are of volcanic origin and offer a surprising variety of landscapes, including white beaches, green mountains and lunar landscapes.

Is Cape Verde part of Africa or Europe?

The Cape Verde Islands, with a total population of about 550,000 inhabitants, are 18 in total and are located opposite the coast of Senegal.
They are divided into two groups: the islands of Sotavento, to the south, and those of Barlavento, to the north.

The islands of Sotavento, including Sal and Boa Vista, are characterized by immense beaches and sand dunes, perfect for those who want a holiday full of relax
The islands of Barlavento, with Santiago and Fogo at the top of the list and easily recognizable from the map, offer a wilder and more mountainous soul, with volcanoes, rainforests and picturesque villages. They are ideal for those who, in addition to the beach, love to enjoy the landscapes and nature, going on pleasant walks to discover the surprising flora and fauna of this enchanted place.