CAPE VERDE: 10 Interesting Facts You Didn't Know
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Cape Verde is a country found in North west part of the African continent in the Central Atlantic Ocean. The country is one of the smallest in Africa with a total land coverage of only 4,000 square kilometers. It is made up of a total of 10 volcanic archipelagos, numerous beaches and also great for mountain trekking. The country is found around the Cap-Vert Peninsula around Senegal. In this video, we share the 10 interesting facts that you probably didn't know about Cape Verde.
CAPE VERDE: 10 Interesting Facts You Didn't Know
1. Highest standard of living. Cape Verde is the country in West Africa with the highest standard of living. Thanks to the very stable economy that hugely depends on tourism, airlines and the hotel industry.
2. Highest number of Goats. Cape Verde has one of the highest numbers of Goats. It is said that the ratio stands at 1 goat for every 2 people and many of these are wild goats.
3. Virgin Land. Before colonial time, the island was uninhabited. It was until the 15th century that people started settling onto the island and these were Portuguese
4. High Number of Loggerhead turtles. Cape Vere posses as the country with one of the highest numbers of Loggerhead turtles in the world and it is illegal to capture or hunt these animals because they're considered endangered species.
5. Biggest mixed race population. This came as a result of intermarriage between the Portuguese and Africans that had been brought to work on plantations during colonial time.
6. Portuguese Creole. This is the official language. It has a blend of both Portuguese and African languages.
7. Not Agricultural friendly. Cape Verde is one of those African countries that are not Agricultural friendly. 10%-11% of the land are volcanic soils that don't permit agricultural practices. Much of the food consumed in the country is imported.
8. Largest Salt mines. Cape Verde once had the largest salt mines in the world. These were now turned into a tourism site on the Sal Island. They have breathtaking views.
9. Wet and Dry. The Islands of Santiago, Fogo and Santo Antao see most of the rainfall during the year while the islands of Sal, Boa Vista and Maio receive little to no rain at all during the year.
10. Stable Democracy. The country is one of the most democratic on the African continent. The leaders in the country change democratically and today the country is considered as one of the safest countries on the continent. This has also attracted many foreign investors to come to invest in the country.
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We visited the island of Sal in late November 2021 and stayed at Riu Cabo Verde and loved it. It’s true “no stress” on the island. We loved the country and the people are very welcoming. Can’t wait to visit again.
Wow!!!
Glad you enjoyed your stay in Cape Verde Neil.
I don't know. Sal (the tourist area) would be the worst place to visit. I couldn't go out without the hasslers coming to me and hassle me. Next time, go to the other islands.
I think we were together at the same place at the same time.
We are waiting for you to visit cabo verde again
@@joaolopes5081 thanks we will be back in 2022!
🇨🇻🇨🇻🇨🇻🇨🇻 Cape Verdean over here.. representing
Great to have you here.
Btw, which amongst these 10 facts shared interested you most?
Ungb Ike, Great country and fantastic culture! Tens um grande país, um povo bonito e alegre e uma cultura incrível... E uma das bandeiras mais bonitas do mundo. Abraço de Portugal.
Nsabia q tinha um data de cabra na CV. Ma ca parcem q no tem assim tont cabra ma bode pa ser um daquês primer país na mund!!!
@@djonymorais ca bo estraga negoce, se cabra que es cre, no ta das cabra kkkkkkkkkkk
My great grandparents immigrated from Cape Verde to the US. I’d love to visit one day.
Oh wow!!!
This is great Anna. Have you ever been to any other African country?
Geese, what are you waiting for?
You need to go asap. I went for the first time when I was 6 years old. I go there every 4-5 years and you can see how the country has developped. I also visited Cameroon, Nigeria, Ghana, Tanzania and Senegal. My nect trip will be Ivory Coast.
You'll love it.
It's a country of happy people ❤
Cape Verde can be expensive to visit when traveling to the famous islands Sal and Boa Vista. Average prices for an all-inclusive holiday are $1000 for 10 days per person, often including flights when leaving from the UK or Europe, and depending on the season. The lesser-known islands are often cheaper to visit.
Thanks for this great information.
At 100$ per day, all-inclusive, including flights...how is that expensive?
@@Luisa-rb2jo I know right lol, you spend that in 3 days at some places, especially living in US.
I guess expensive is relative cause that price is cheap to me
Greetings, This video was beautifully Narrated!!! Greetings from USA. Keep up the great work An informer on some of the most beautiful places in the African continent , Thank you.
Well, I called Cabo Verde during my Atlantic passage from Gibraltar to Caribbean, very nice and interesting place. In my opinion, its number “1” quality is its musical riches. You hear a Brasilian sound with Cuban flavor. Great musician and good performance…
That's because Cabo Verde and Brasil were former Portuguese colonies and they share very similar cultural features.
@@guleiro dear guleiro, that is what I wanted to point out, the contraversy was the music was not like what you hear in Brasil, but more inclined to Cuban beats. I found that very interesting, because there must have been some culturally cross breeding at least on the musical front..
@@salimerdem7544
Yes, you are right.
In a way on the musical sense it has been a back a fourth story in the last 400 years.
The seeds of Brasil's musical heritage are rithms come from Africa (mostly from Angola) and Portugal.
Cabo Verde was the crossroad that connected Europe, Africa and the Americas as every ship that wanted to reach those destinations had to stop there.
More recently, with the advent of the radio in the early XXth century, brasilian music itself started to influence the music in Portugal and in the former portuguese colonies.
So it has been a long history of mutual influences. The seeds came from Africa and Portugal initially but over time Brazil itself influenced others in the portuguese speaking world.
The Cuban heritage is similar but their European roots come from Spain.
Slightly different rithms from the portuguese.
Indeed a very interesting history.
What music are you guys listening too? morna is like Portuguese Fado.... Coladeira is more like Haitian music... Funana is Funana none of our music has Cuban flavor 😂
@@craiggonsalves158 Dear Craig, I will find my recordings and will share it with you..
Where I'm from New Bedford Massachusetts USA we have a LG population of cape verdean people that have been born here I would luv to visit there
That’s my country always representing 🤌🏾🇨🇻
Easy there, buddy! That's my country too! ;)
One of my favorite African countries that I want to visit 🥰
Cape Verde is a very beautiful country. Am sure you’ll enjoy your visit to the country.
Btw, which other African countries have you visited yet?
@@TheAfricanScript none, am just planning to start 😜
Oh! Wow!
You’re going to enjoy the continent. Most African countries offer a different vibe from each other. You’re definitely going to enjoy this
@@TheAfricanScript I can't wait 🤩💃
you lie!
Nice video about my country.
our official language is Portuguese not portuguese creole, we might have more number of goats per personbut not the larger number of goats in west Africa. One more, most vegetable we eat here is from cabo verde(cape verde) and u still can find lots of not fertilized vegetable
Glad you enjoyed the video Ruben.
On which Island do you live?
@@TheAfricanScript , Santiago island.
I thought the goat fact was a bi bit odd as well
Some say portugese creole because the people from Martinique Guadeloupe speak also creole also called creole antillais mixed with french.
@@nouraclaudina4163 okay, thank u
I went twice to Praia and felt in love with the country. I want to live there forever if allowed.
Oh so nice you liked my country, where you from ? You have to visit the other islands. Big hug.
@@imperadorz I am from Ethiopia. The cradle of mankind.
ask, you never know
for the next time, come to santo antao island, you will fall in love again.
On my bucket list. Been to Ghana twice...Kenya..Benin. can't wait to visit. I was born in Guyana and the video is reminiscent to home. Watching from New York.
Take me with you when you go there. I'll show you around. ;)
Welcome to kenya 🇰🇪
I'm in love with cape verde 🇿🇦
Many interesting facts, would love to visit one day. Watching from Dominican Republic
Roberto Peralta-Son muy parecidos por lo menos físicamente a un gran segmento de la población Dominicana
You should visit more of the country side of Cape Verde that’s where most of our culture shines (the big cities mostly adapt to the tourist so it’s not very authentic if yk what I mean)
@@jetanimations -Big cities ….???? What do you mean ? What big city are you talking about? There is no such thing in Cape Verde. Praia is the capital, the biggest and it barely has a population of about 159,000 people. I would hardly call that a “big city.” It’s more of a big town rather than anything else.
The whole country has 459,999 people and by most standards it’s considered a tiny place. It’s hard to believe that such a stark cultural contrast is possible despite the size of its geographical location and number of people who lives there. Sorry, perhaps I’m missing something but what you’re saying just doesn’t make too much sense
@@williampolancos3673 I’m talking about the big tourist attractions in places like places in sal and Praia. Tourist attraction places like that are big, flashy and for me doesn’t really show how deep our culture actually goes. since my parents were from fogo, in an rural area where there were no tourist attractions, my mother showed me a lot of culture you don’t really see in the big tourist attractions.
@@jetanimations-Okay, gotcha. Now I know what you mean. Nonetheless, how many tourist attractions can there be that would distract you that much from its authentic Cape Verdean culture.
If I visit any country the last place I would visit is an American Franchise restaurant like a McDonalds. You know what I mean? Why would I travel all the way to another part of the world spend my money and time to do something that is same or similar to what I can do back home. When in Rome do as to Romans do, and the same applies to Cape Verde. Let go see and mingle with the real people
I like the human touch given to cohabitation of different races as well as the democratic leadership. God bless Cape Verte.
Yes, democratic but falling to the european globalism narrative. They have to do whatever the WHO and the UN tells them, otherwise they won't get the help they've been getting from them, including tourism. China has a big influence there as well. Where is the Carnaval, the most traditionally celebrate fun on the islands? It's gone! I hope the ppl don't just give up like that. Stand firm, Capeveardeans. Don't give up to globalism.
@@CarschA -There is a hidden agenda, being pushed by powerful forces, who wish to change the world by destroying people's cultural, gender and racial identity for who knows what sinister purpose.
@@guillermone1 Right on! And many don't see it, though ppl are waking up.
I really enjoyed visiting Cape Verde! I went to Sal, the salt mine's are a tourist location now where you can literally float in the water without moving your arms and legs. The people are very friendly and the weather is perfect for vacation.
Cape Verde is a beautiful country I was there on vacation over the summer
Wow!!!
You must have had a great time there.
Btw, which amongst these 10 facts shared interested you most?
@@TheAfricanScript the video is amazing, I love it, but as a capeverdean I have to tell you, we don't have those kind of goat in the country 😂 😂
@@jocelinatavares108 The goat fact again
@@adrianconnell7143 again??? I didn't say anything about the goat before... 🤔
Straight from USA. Been following for a while. Big up. Knowledge is currency
watching from curacao i liked all 10 fatcts!!
I flew to Curaçao once, and tried to communicate by speaking criolo, and I was quite surprised by how similar it is to papiamento!!!
I'm from Cape Verd and I love my contry
Very Interesting country.. Hope one day I will visit Cape Verde. Watching from Ethiopia. 🇪🇹
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Nice video. I'm a Capeverdean who resides in the US, and I must say that your video was quite interesting and very informative especially for those who are not familiar with Cabo Verde and its existence. Excellent work...
Oh Greetings. I am from Mozambique 🇲🇿 myself
@@falaafrica3114 nice. bom fim de Semana
@@anaevora3205 De nada. Podes conversar juntos ??
I'm from Cape vert and I love this video♥️🥰🥰
So many places to visit in this beautiful world.
I am proud to be Capeverdean ! Thank you for the video!❤️😘❤️
I want to visit your country but I don't know anyone there
Hi I will love to visit your country and can assist me?
Do you have a TH-cam and Instagram address
I just subscribed to your TH-cam channel
Cabo Verde, minha terra... Amo ❤️
Os nossos irmãos africanos. São muito boa gente. Tenho alguns amigos de origem cabo verdiana e são impecáveis.
Trinidad 🇹🇹 &Tobago in the Caribbean love ❤️ it real bad nice 👍 for loving &vacationing 🙏 thanks for the info
Nossa gue comoção lindo vídeo maravilhosas Parabens pelo seu video cabo verde e muito bunita as ilhas de cabo verde são lindo demais abraço continua de Portugal lisboa
Thank you for the beautiful video. I was borne in the island of São Miguel Azores, I enjoyed watching the video it educated me a bit more about Cabo Verde as it is spelled in Portuguese.
Vem visitar Cabo Verde, sou de Cabo Verde, estive nos Açores e adorei. Visitei a Ilha do Faial, Pico, Terceira e São Miguel. Abraço.
Tanto quanto eu sei, os portugueses que colonizaram Cabo Verde vieram principalmente dos Açores e Madeira...
Who cares about ur education y'all ain't nobody thats facts 💯
Love visiting Sal and Boa vista....No stress 💕💕💕 xxxx
Beautiful places indeed. When did you last visit Sheila?
We were due to visit Sal 2020 then covid ,so we rebooked for 2021 again covid .Before that we visited 2018 to Boa vista .We took 2 grandchildren to Sal 8 years ago they loved it .We will get to Sal hopefully 2023 God willing x
Interesting
I'm watching from Jamaica 🇯🇲
Glad to have you here Mervyn.
Have you ever been to Africa?
Although we haven't been for 2 years because of Covid, our previous 5 trips have been superb. We have Island friends on Sal and plan to go back this year. It's safe, clean and super friendly with a guaranteed climate although i cannot stress enough as inviting as the sea looks, it can be a very dangerous place. The rip currents are as bad as anywhere i've been around the World and you'll do very well to take heed of the beach flag colours, red being you don't go in at all.
The pay the multilingual island hotel workers receive is very poor so we usually give a 2 Euro tip at breakfast and 3 at dinner. My wife takes underwear and sanitary products that she gives to the cleaners and workers, we take books for kindergartens and stationary for the teachers.
We love Sal and its people, it really is the place to chill. Muito amor, from South London, England.
Thank you, can't wait to share this with my Mission Kids in Atlanta, GA.
#5 3:50 as well as #7 5:08 both stood out to me. Seeing a thumbnail of the singer Mayra Andrade drawn me in. Watching from New York, U.S.A.
When our temperatures fall to 30 minus, would January to March be a good time to stay in Cabo Verde? BC CANADA
Yes! We have a great weather here!
It's hot, but it catches the Sahara winds and it gets quite dry and the air heavier. The sea can also sometimes be rougher at this time. Best time may be from late March to mid November. December is great for New Year's Eve. Dm for more info
We have good weather all year, you can come visit us. :)
You can go to cape verse at any time of the year and the sea will be warm for Canadians. 🤙🏾
The ocean water gets a bit cool. Most Capeveardeans won't go in the water in that time of the year. Tourists stay away from the water. You can go and sit on the beach and catch the Sun, however.
Another interesting fact: we have an active volcano in the island of Fogo, which translated means fire 🔥
I grew up there 🇨🇻🇨🇻🇨🇻
Thanks Xavy.
When did you last visit the island?
@@TheAfricanScript September of last year
My mom grew up there as well!! 🇨🇻
Are you sure about that second fact?? I don’t remember us having so many goats. I mean, I’m not saying there are no goats in CV, because there are quite a few, but “one of the highest number of goats in the world” is a bit of an overstatement.
😂😂😂 man I was also like'' wtf,where are all these goats coming from and actually staying here in CV ?'' That was too much of a misinformation 😂😂😂
I thought it was weird too. I think he mistaken it with Cape Town,South Africa
You can find most of them here in Maio Island 🏝
My grandmother left Cape Verde when she was in her 20’s and we barely know much about our history. We don’t even speak Kriolu. How can I visit?
Where are you from? Are you in the United States or in the United Kingdom? I am a Mozambican living in Mozambique. I have never been outside outside the country and hopefully you know that it is a Portuguese speaking country like Cabe Verde - your grandmother's country.
@@falaafrica3114 hold fool u mfs obsessed with us and I don't know why cuz we gat damn sure 💯 don't be talk or think about y'all especially Brazilians angolans and sao tomese something wrong with y'all there is no way y'all not sick or obsessed I'm just saying 🤦🏾♀️🤷🏿♀️🤔
Born and raised until the age of 10 (Sal island) And my Parents are from Fogo island.
Very interesting beautiful island. I hope I will visit one day.
My family has been to Cape Verde 2 times now. One in October 2019 and in November 2021. We been to Sal both times but in different hotels each time. It can be very windy sometimes. But to us from Sweden it's like a cold breeze more than wind. So when it's cold here in Sweden Cap Verde is great because it's like our summer.
I didn't know that Cap Verde have the highest amount of goats in the world. And also the highest economy in Africa. Fun facts.
He said "Standard of Living"
Also only within "West Africa"
Next time, you need to visit the other islands. There is a huge difference. Sal would be the last place to visit in the whole country - at least for me.
The highest number of goats per people, not the highest number of goats. There is a huge difference.
They need greenhouse farming technology and water desalination technology to produce food for the country; importation of farm produce will be more expensive
Great solution.
Btw, have you ever been to any West African country?
we do have some greenhouse farming, I'm from Sal island (the driest one on my books) and even there there is some investment in that direction, I don't know if it would ever be possible to make it sustainable enough to make us self sufficient, i'm not an agriculture expert :|... water desalination... I think other islands have some natural water sources but it's not enough for the entire population, therefore water desalination technology isn't a foreign concept to us or something that needs to be introduced to us, it's actually our main source of "fresh" water. I hope this helps but, as I said, I don't know much about agriculture.
Ci andrò sicuramente, queste isole sono davvero splendide; vivo in Sardegna, sono Sardo e come tale, sono attratto dalle isole da sempre... sarà la mia prossima tappa.
Watching from USA thanks for the knowledge
You’re welcome Murphy.
Glad you enjoyed the video
From Southern California. I look forward to my visit.
Amazing facts,!
I am from India the great country.
Thank you.
Which amongst these facts shared interested you most?
My family and I visited back in 2016! We went to Sal and had a wonderful time together! We went horse riding in the salt mines and along the beach! It’s truly a paradise 🥰 watching from near London uk
I will fly this summer to cape Verde thank you for the Info
Make sure you take me with you. I'm comfortable in a suitcase.
probably one of the cleanest countries in Africa. Why cant the other African countries build a similar infrastructure.
A minha terra é maravilhosa, como somos conhecidos pela nossa morabeza. Saudades da minha gente.
Beautiful Cabo Verde
Eu nasci em prtugal mais vivo em cabo verde e neste momento estou em cabo verde
I visited Santiago in January, loved the country and people so much, I'll come back and visit Santo Antao abs Sao Vicente next 💕❤️💕
If nobody inhabited the country b4 the arrival of the Portuguese, not even the Senegalese a stone throw away, where do the inhabitants of the country come from?
The Inhabitants are both Africans and Portuguese.
Have you ever been to any of the islands around this Senegalese Archipelago?
The Portuguese used the island for the slave trade, many fled and stayed on the islands, others ended up having children with the Portuguese.
From the island of Sal , Cabo Verde. Thank you. God bless you.
Watching from Canada .
Love these videos! I have been binge watching and learning so much
I'm continuing to watch your African Country videos, thank you for posting.
I love the video . Thank you .
However ,On the #1 fact the main source is emigration my friend . Please do your research ?
Emigrants from USA , Nederland , Portugal, Luxembourg…. Invest a lot in Cape Verde and they also send money to their family members.
It is good to understand various countries in Africa well through The African Script. I hope the pandemic is over and I want to visit several African countries. Thanks from Seoul, Korea.
That is good..come and have fun. I am from Mozambique myself, Africa
I love Cap verde
Beautiful country.
Have you been to all the islands?
Thank you for sharing about Cape Verde and island nation I knew nothing about. Hopefully some day I can visit.
ThanK you for this Informative you tube of Cape Verde. I visited SenegaL, and foLLow cape verde with Interest, I thinK
Great information.I may plan a visit.
I am from Cabo Verde, i didnt know the Goat part hehehehehehe. Great video of my country, Many thanks.
Sal Kap Verde we have been there 2 times, fantastic, we are from Sweden, we lived at Halos Casa Resort, Santa Maria. We just LOVE SAL Kap Verde
Beautiful video, many thanks for information.
Greetings from the beautiful Hawaii islands
Am from Uganda, very nice country
Thank you Magret.
Have you been to any West African country before?
Thank you very much, come visit Cabo Verde, you will be very well received.
I really enjoyed this and some interesting facts. I will be in Cape Verde Sal in late march. My first time for a fishing holiday from the shore. Thanks ! 👍😎
Thank you for this introductive video that gives me an overview of your beautiful country. I am.watching you from Kinshasa. I plan really to visit one day your country after the pandemic. Thanks to Mosso a friend of me and a citizen of your country who gives me the opportunity to discover your country.
I’m living in Boston Massachusetts USA but I’m Cape Verde
Oh wow!!
When did you last visit?
Cabo Verdean from Massachusetts here. Anyone else?
Very Informative, very Professional . Peace and bless
Official language is Portuguese from Portugal. Kriolu is not official yet but the plan is to have two official languages in the future.
Thank you Bruno
Great presentation and lovely video,great island to visit and so serene,...
Awesome video and information. Watching from USA! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed the video Anthony. Have you been to the motherland(Africa) yet?
Watching from Serbia
Glad to have you here.
Have you ever been to Africa before?
@@TheAfricanScript no yet, but i wish go to Africa
If you want to escape the cold, have wonderful beaches with warm water throughout the year and 27 degrees in winter. Come to the island of salt, come to Cape Verde.
So amazing video that telling the people around the world about the African countries.
I'm watching this channel from state of Kuwait 🇰🇼.
Very interesting facts thanks for sharing.
I just came back from cape verge a week ago after spending a month and 1 week there , I already miss it so much , best vacation ever , can’t wait to go back next year , 🇨🇻
😊
VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO.
So beautiful and interesting. Thanks for the video.
Thank you J.
Trust me, this is one of the best places to visit on the continent.
Btw, what interested you most amongst these 10 facts shared?
Salute to the late great jazz pianist Horace Silver and to the R&B singing group, Tavares.
Watching from Abu Dhabi(UAE).
Watching from US. Interesting facts about goats and living standards
Awesome!!!! I live in United States!!! I Like!!! All the Facts!!! About Cape Verde!!- WOW!!!!! DO SOME OF THE CITIZENS WHO LIVE THERE SPEAK ENGLISH? THAT INFO!!!! WAS TRULY!!!! AMAZING!!!!!
Yes, many speak different languages...... English, French, Portuguese, Spanish.
Greetings from Angola. Visited Sal recently and loved it.
Great informative clips. Michael from South Africa
I'm from uganda 🇺🇬 but I love capeverde and soon I'll be there
From UK. My son and family are staying on Boa Vista for Christmas 2021
Great to have you here. Have you ever visited Cape Verde?
@@TheAfricanScript No sadly but my family are having a great time.
Oh good, I hope they like our country, they can always visit other islands.
Seems lovely/Interesting maybe a visit next year!🏖🏝
Greetings from Sweden
Am sure you’ll love your time in Cape Verde.
Btw, which amongst these 10 facts shared interested you most?
Thank you and bless you, I'm 54 yrs young and was born in New Bedford, Massachusetts USA. I was predominantly raised in White Plains, New York and currently live in Valhalla, New York. I know my family on my fathers side is from the island of Brava. My mother was born in Trujillo, Peru but her side of the family is predominately from Chimbote, Peru. I found all the facts interesting, knew a couple but was surprised about #1. I pray I have the privilege to visit someday.
We never heard much about Cape Verde. Looks interesting country. Well done.
You always welcome to come, you ll love it there I live in US but I’m going on vacation on march back home ☺️
Exiting , watched in Brussels/Belgium
I loved it . Thank you.
My Great Grand father is from Santiago Cap Verde... I'm watching from Vanuatu where he migrated with his Portuguese wife Antonia...His name is Francisco Debarros.. But I don't know about his Family lines...He is a black man like African Senegalese... I'd like to know more about this country..Thanks for sharing
More great information.
Thank you James. Glad you enjoyed the video
Looks very nice, I will visit your country shortly. Greatings from Sweden.
You have mastered the art of narrating. Please consider building something out of it.
I loved every bit of this video.
Mostly the goats part...
Thank you Sarah.
Glad you enjoyed the video.
The goats fact is not true. The images of the goats is not from cabo verde!
I liked the country. Am from Bangladesh.
Thanks for showing the folks my country !