Volcanoes in Cape Verde
Cape Verdean Volcanoes
Cape Verde’s archipelago is defined by its dramatic volcanic topography, ranging from the active stratovolcano Pico do Fogo, which rises to 2,829 meters, to the ancient, eroded peaks of Sal and Boa Vista. This collection highlights the diverse geological formations across the islands, including massive calderas, cinder cones, and rugged volcanic plugs. Visitors can explore the high-altitude landscapes of Santo Antão, the peaks of São Nicolau, and the stark, windswept volcanic ridges that shape the unique identity of each island in the chain.
Pico do Fogo
Pico do Fogo is an active stratovolcano located on the island of Fogo, Cape Verde, rising to 2,829 metres above sea level.
Monte Leão
Coastal peak on the island of Sal, known for its distinctive shape resembling a reclining lion.
Monte Grande
The highest point on Sal island, this extinct volcano offers views across the island's flat landscape.
Morrinho do Açúcar
Extinct volcano situated on the island of Sal.
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