The travel company said: "The Cape Verdean island of Sal is all about the beach, baby. White sand stretches along glassy turquoise waters—perfect for a lazy day of sunning or some heart-pumping ...

The first Kite-Surf tour event of the year GKA Kite-Surf World Cup Cape Verde 2025 Sal (CPV), 13th - 21st March 2025 The GKA Kite World Tour is excited to return to the Cape Verdean island of Sal ...

Pic: Supplied The Hilton Cabo Verde Sol resort is more contemporary, bringing a little urban chic to the dunes, with grounds so lush and calm they're home to egrets. Sal's seaside town, Santa Maria, ...

The towns are often colourful and with bars and restaurants Credit: Alamy Sal is one of the most popular islands in Cape Verde and easyJet now flies there from Gatwick making a break there even ...

Travel EasyJet easyJet launches first flights to island dubbed 'new Canaries' with year-round sunshine The budget airline will fly from London to the increasingly popular island which offers year ...

And it’s about to get much easier to visit. EasyJet is set to launch a new direct route from Gatwick to Sal, meaning now is the time to explore all that Cape Verde has to offer.

The alleged breaches in duty by TUI include allowing food to be undercooked, served at an incorrect temperature and reused in later meals. Holidaymakers also reported seeing birds, ants and flies ...

Over 800 British holidaymakers are taking legal action against travel firm TUI, following severe sickness at high end Cape Verde resorts. The claimants, who had envisioned perfect holidays, allege ...

A Carmarthenshire family is among more than 800 British holidaymakers taking legal action against travel firm TUI, following severe sickness at high end Cape Verde resorts. The claimants, who had ...

Anyone looking to swap grey skies for golden sands can now jet off on EasyJet’s longest-ever flight, as the budget airline takes off to a sizzling new destination this month. The low-cost carrier is ...

Cape Verde regularly makes it on round-ups of the best winter sun destinations, with The Times highlighting its “bounty of fly-and-flop resorts along fudge-coloured seasides”.