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| Boavista Cape Verde |
The Atlantic Islands of Cape Verde, sometimes known as Cabo Verde, initially attracted attention from international buyers because of their location. Situated 450 kilometres off the coast of Senegal, developers see this string of jewel-like islands as having the potential to become a new Canary Islands.
The PropertiesAll of the properties on offer here are apartments. They boast either one or two bedrooms, and either one or two bathrooms. They are conveniently located beside wide common zones and a social club nearby, while boasting private balconys. It is just 100 metres to the most popular beach on the whole island. All properties are being constructed using top quality materials, and their fantastic facilities mean that all units will offer perfect holiday housing.The sheer newness of the market means that Cape Verde retains a sense of peace and tranquillity that more developed islands have lost. Cape Verde is socially and politically stable, with friendly people; year-round sunshine; white sand beaches; pristine seas; stunning scenery and an exotic mix of Portuguese and West African culture. Health services are good, and crime levels generally low. Though Cape Verde is not an established holiday destination, its government’s recent aggressive growth strategy for tourism, which includes tax breaks for foreign corporate investors and developers, is resulting in a plethora of new upmarket hotels, casinos and golf resorts. In turn, the consequent increase in visitor numbers is fuelling an emerging international property market. The recent introduction of direct flights from the UK to Cape Verde’s two international airports (more are planned) is expected to boost British interest in the country. Boa Vista, Cape Verde’s easternmost island and one of its most beautiful, is an up-and-coming holiday destination, and a property boom is predicted there in the next few years. Significant development has already taken place, and more is planned, including a new international airport, due to open in late 2006. The island measures 31km by 29km. Like Sal, its main attractions are sandy beaches (more than 55km of them) and water sports. Colourful fiestas take place throughout the year, including the carnival, held annually in May to celebrate the liberation of the slaves. Cape Verde’s national music, the morna (a close relative of Portugal’s fado), originated on Boa Vista. AreaArea: 4033 Km²Population: 405.000 (survey 2001) Density: 100 ab/Km² Form of Government: Republic Ethnics groups: Coloured 70%, Blacks 28%, Caucasian 2% Climate: Dry Tropical Availability and Brochure Enquiry
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