Cheap last minute non-stop flights from UK to Cape Verde from only £164!
Cheaper and new dates available! TUI UK is selling out affordable non-stop flights from Manchester, Birmingham or London to Sal or Boa Vista, Cape Verde, from only £164 for a roundtrip!
Cape Verde is an archipelago consisting of 10 volcanic islands – Boa Vista, Sal, Maio, and others scattered in the central Atlantic Ocean.
Boa Vista means “beautiful view”. The landscape here is characterised by deserts and petrified forests. The easternmost and third-largest island of Cape Verde is a flat bleached land. Sharp white dunes of Boa Vista merge with indigo-blue seas. The Deserto de Viana is a sand desert in the north-western part of the island, east of the towns Rabil and Sal Rei. There are 55 kilometres of unspoiled, remote beaches of soft sand. The Praia de Chaves and Praia de Santa Monica are considered the most beautiful.
The east of Boa Vista is so solitary and deserted that you won’t see anyone at all in some areas of it. The lonely beaches in this part of the island are perfect for long walks. You can observe sea turtles laying their eggs on the beaches.
If you want to find out more info about Cape Verde go to >>> Destination Fly4free: Cape Verde
Travel dates:
January – February
To check all available dates click one of the links below and use matrix view on Tui website.
Routing:
London – Sal – London
Birmingham – Sal – Birmingham
Manchester – Sal – Manchester
Manchester – Boa Vista – Manchester
Baggage policy:
One cabin bag per passenger.
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While in Sal, we recommend you the very well-rated Agua Hotels Sal Vila Verde Resort
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