Cabo Verde

Cabo Verde, also known as Cape Verde, is an archipelago located in the central Atlantic Ocean, about 570 kilometers (354 miles) off the west coast of Africa. It consists of 10 main islands and several smaller ones, forming a nation characterized by a diverse blend of African and Portuguese influences due to its historical connections. The islands are known for their volcanic origins, with varied landscapes including mountains, valleys, and sandy beaches. Cabo Verde has a tropical climate, with a dry season and a wet season, which influences its agriculture and local economy. The capital city is Praia, situated on the island of Santiago, which is the largest island in the group. Cabo Verde is recognized for its rich cultural heritage, including music styles like morna and coladeira, and is known for its warm hospitality and unique Creole culture. The islands engage in tourism, fishing, and agriculture as significant economic activities.