The pretty little country packed with exotic beaches where it’s still 33C in November
The climate on the islands is a major attraction with temperatures ranging from 24C to 29C all year round.
Volcanic islands and white-sand beaches have transformed a country off the coast of Africa into a tourist hot spot.
Cape Verde offers visitors a unique cultural blend of African, Portuguese, and Brazilian influences.
What is more, the Portuguese island nation offers sunshine all year round with the best time to visit between November and February.
Airline companies have recognised the islands' draw and put on routes from the UK for holidaymakers.
Britons can now fly to Cape Verde Islands taking off from Newcastle Airport after TUI launched a new route.
The capital city of Praia offers a mix of colonial architecture, lively markets, and cultural sites.
Top of the sightseeing list is the vibrant Sucupira Market and the impressive Presidential Palace.
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The island of São Vicente is also home to the cultural hub of Mindelo which is known for a Cape Verdean genre of music called "morna".
Thrill seekers can head to Fogo Island which is home to the active volcano Pico do Fogo.
The island offers stunning landscapes, including lava fields and vineyards with hiking to the summit of Pico do Fogo being a popular activity.
Philip Iveson, TUI's commercial director, said: "The inaugural flight from Newcastle International Airport to Sal, Cape Verde, marks an exciting new chapter for people in the North East, who now have more choice and flexibility when it comes to choosing their dream holiday. Cape Verde is well known for its year-round sun, and we are confident those flying from Newcastle Airport will enjoy all the island has to offer."