In Cape Verde, a former colonial house turns into a hotel for trekking fans
Almost 600 km west of the African coasts of Senegal, ten black stone tips emerge from the deep blue sea, like obsidian hardened and polished by the warm Saharan winds. The two groups of islands – Barlavento and Sotavento – that together form the C
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