So bedazzled were Cape Verde’s first Portuguese settlers in 1460 that they christened the archipelago’s third largest island ‘Boa Vista’, which translates as ‘beautiful view’. With the launch of ...

When the Portuguese sailors discovered the third largest Cape Verdean island in 1460 they shouted “boavista” (or good view) over the side of the ship and that’s how it got its name. Today its ...

Boa Vista is the furthest east island of the archipelago nation of Cape Verde, 600 km off the coast of Senegal, West Africa. The island has an area of 620km2, a population of about 4,200 and boasts ...

Meaning "good view" in Portuguese, the third largest island, Boa Vista was discovered in 1460. The closest island to Africa (445km west of Senegal), Boa Vista is an island paradise ringed by reefs and ...

If you’re searching for a spring or summer getaway, this Cape Verde island might just be the perfect destination Temperatures range between 20 and 26 degrees throughout the winter and spring months, ...

This guide introduces the islands of Sal and Boa Vista in Cape Verde, focusing on natural landscapes, local towns, and beaches. The video includes key travel tips for visiting both islands. Included ...

When Christopher Columbus arrived on the island of Boa Vista in 1498, he didn’t like it much. The great explorer was probably a bit cocky having already discovered the New World six years earlier.

If you’re searching for a spring or summer getaway, this Cape Verde island might just be the perfect destination Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Star, you can get unlimited access to ...