Cape Verde, officially the Republic of Cabo Verde, is an island nation spanning an archipelago of 10 volcanic islands in the central Atlantic Ocean located 570 kilometres (350 mi) off the coast of West Africa. These islands cover a combined area of slightly over 4,000 square kilometres (1,500 sq mi).

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Cape Verde. What's Inside?

Cape Verde is a stunning archipelago off the coast of West Africa, consisting of ten islands and several islets. Known for its diverse landscapes, beautiful beaches, and vibrant culture, Cape Verde is a popular destination for tourists seeking a unique and exotic experience. Here's a travel guide to help you plan your trip to Cape Verde:

Best time to visit:
The best time to visit Cape Verde is between November and June, as the weather is warm and sunny, and rainfall is minimal. The peak tourist season is during December and January when prices tend to be higher.

Top attractions:

Praia de Santa Maria: One of the most popular beaches on the island of Sal, with white sands and clear blue waters, perfect for swimming and water sports.
Mindelo: The cultural hub of Cape Verde, with vibrant music and dance scene, historic colonial architecture, and local markets.
Fogo Island: The only active volcano in Cape Verde, with stunning views and the chance to hike to the summit.
Pedra Lume Salt Crater: A former salt mine on the island of Sal, now a popular tourist attraction with natural saltwater pools.
Tarrafal Beach: A quiet and secluded beach on the island of Santiago, with calm waters and a relaxed atmosphere.
Getting around:
The most convenient way to get around Cape Verde is by air, with several domestic airlines operating flights between the islands. You can also take ferries between the islands, which can be a more affordable option but may take longer.

Food and drink:
Cape Verdean cuisine is a fusion of Portuguese, African, and Brazilian influences, with fresh seafood, beans, and rice featuring heavily in most dishes. Local specialties include Cachupa, a stew made with corn, beans, and fish or meat, and Grilled lobster, which is a popular dish on the islands. Cape Verde also produces its own wine, with local varietals such as Sodade and Chão de Caxuxa.

Culture:
Cape Verdean culture is a vibrant mix of African, European, and Brazilian influences, with music playing a central role. The national music, Morna, is a soulful and melancholic genre, while the upbeat Coladeira is a popular dance style. The islands also celebrate several festivals throughout the year, including Carnival, which is held in February, and the Gamboa music festival, which takes place in April.

Overall, Cape Verde offers a unique and authentic travel experience, with stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and warm and welcoming locals.

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The island was populated from neighbouring East Africa with later arrival of Arabs, who brought Islam and by 1500, sultanate was established. In the 19th century, Mayotte was conquered by Andriantsoly, former king of Iboina on Madagascar, and later by the neighbouring islands Mohéli and then Anjouan before being purchased by France in 1841. There are still many aspects of this territory which are thrilling and hence why we bring you 10 things you probably didn’t know about Mayotte.
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In 1500, the Maore sultanate was established on the island, in 1503, Mayotte was observed and named by Portuguese explorers, but not colonized. The island has known several eras of wealth especially during the 11th century at Acoua or between 9th and 12th centuries at Dembéni, being an important part of the Swahili coast culture, which is why some of its native languages resemble Swahili. However, its sister island Anjouan was preferred by international traders due to its better suitability to large boats, and, for a long time, Mayotte remained poorly developed compared to the three other Comoros islands, often being targeted by pirates and Malagasy or Comorian raids.France gained colonial control over Mayotte in 1843 making it the most populous of the four Comoros Islands in the Indian Ocean off Mozambique in Africa. In July 2000, 70% of voters opted to accept greater autonomy but to remain a part of France. In a 2009 referendum, voters approved accession to the status of department by a large majority. In fact, 95% voted in favour of departmental status. On March 31, 2011, Mayotte became an overseas department. An overseas department is part of France that is located elsewhere, not a part of mainland France. The outcome of the referenda by the people of Mayotte in favour of changing the island's status from a French "overseas community" to become France's 101st département implied that its non-official traditional Islamic law, applied in some aspects of the day-to-day life, will be gradually abolished and replaced by the uniform French civil code. On January 1, 2014, Mayotte was set to become part of the European Union which will make Mayotte the European Union's outermost region.


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Mayotte is a primarily volcanic island rising steeply from the bed of the ocean to a height of 660 metres on Mont Bénara.Two volcanic centres are reported, a southern one, with a breached crater to the NW, and a northern centre with a breached crater to the south-east. Mont Bénara is on the curving ridge between these two peaks, approximately at the contact point of the two structures. Volcanic activity started about 7.7 million years ago in the south, ceasing about 2.7 million years ago. In the north, activity started about 4.7 million years ago and lasted until about 1.4 million years ago. Both centres had several phases of activity and the most recent age reported for an ash band is 7000-year BP.

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