Why Cape Verde

A tropical archipelago situated in the Atlantic Ocean off the west coast of Africa and just an hour from the Canaries, Cape Verde boasts some of the best beaches in the world on which all our resorts and properties are located. With year-round temperatures between 25°C to 30°C and crystal clear waters, it’s no surprise tourism numbers have increased 115% since 2000 making our resorts a great investment.

Consisting of ten islands and five islets, the Cape Verdean laidback, ‘no stress’ lifestyle makes for the perfect holiday destination. Thriving tourism, thanks to the impeccable Cape Verdean hospitality and year-round climates, have driven high levels of demand for quality resorts and properties to outstrip supply, making the perfect economic and environment conditions for a rewarding property investment in Cape Verde.

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INVESTMENT STABILITY

The recent and on-going prosperity of the Cape Verde Islands is largely connected to the continual growth in tourism. However, this has been combined with a democratically elected and stable government structure and a clear strategy to develop the Islands in line with that increasing touristic demand which has helped to create investment stability.

This strategy includes key infrastructure improvements and modernisation, including supporting foreign investment and leisure development, as well as modernising the utilities, telecommunications and transport links. In addition, efforts have been concentrated on increasing investment in social projects and improving the quality of life for the Islands’ inhabitants as new opportunities become available to them. There is also considerable investment in key education and housing projects.

It is therefore predicted that the Islands will enjoy a very bright future, led by a continual rise in sustainable tourism, as well as new opportunities for the Cape Verdean people.

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  • Political stability
  • Year-round sunshine
  • Thriving tourism
  • Legislative support for development and investment

The UK sends the largest proportion of tourists to Cape Verde, followed by Portugal and Germany. Positive tourism statistics from the World Travel & Tourism Council have predicted a steady rise for both the investment in and the benefits of tourism to the country over the next few years. Tourism analysts also predict that over the next decade, the Islands will rival popular beach destinations in the Caribbean and the Canaries. It’s no surprise then that investors in the know are looking to Cape Verde for their next opportunity.

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Rising Tourist Numbers
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Growing Economy
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Predictions for 2025
  • Since 2005, additional flights have been added from Birmingham, Glasgow, Bristol, Amsterdam, Milan, Lisbon and Paris, amongst many others.
  • Direct contribution of travel and tourism to the Gross Domestic Product is predicted to rise by 5.9% pa to CVE48.9bn (18.6% of total GDP) in 2025.
  • A deal between The Resort Group PLC and a leading travel operator guaranteed one million guests to our Resorts over the course of three years.

LIFESTYLE BENEFITS

Investing in a luxury Resort overseas is a big decision. But the good news is that when it’s done the right way, it can be an extremely lucrative one.

If you’ve got a sizeable nest egg in savings and investments, but want your money to work harder for you than it will in a savings account, putting your money into an overseas investment can be a sensible choice to make. Such investments enable you to diversify your wealth across different asset classes and currencies and can help you in terms of securing an income and growing your capital. Investing in a luxury property overseas presents you with many benefits on this front.

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  • Secure long-term investment
  • Up to 5 weeks personal use every year
  • Ownership of your own private piece of 5-Star paradise
  • Hands-free returns
  • All-year round tropical climate with no low season or hurricanes renowned sunshine destination with some of the best beaches in the world
  • Direct flights from the UK take just 5½ hours with weekly direct flights from London, Manchester, Bristol and Birmingham.
  • Additional access routes being opened all the time from many major European cities, opening up new markets and increasing the supply of visitors
  • Strict environmental controls and regulations for tourism development prohibit the building of high level, high density projects, providing further safeguards against over-supply and poor quality developments