BRAVA CHARM WITH ITS GREEN LANDSCAPE WITH JASMINE AROMA
Brava is the smallest inhabited island in Cape Verde and serves around seven thousand inhabitants in its 67 square kilometers.
Brava is one of the most surprising places in Cape Verde where the colorful flowers are often covered by dense fog that highlights the green of its deep valleys.
Brava is warm, affable and sung.
Creole culture is present in every detail and, here, people live surrounded by Eugénio Tavares, one of the most famous sons of the land.
Its people are the expression of morabeza.
Always with a generous smile, they express themselves in a Creole who knows music and, perhaps that's why so many fall in love with a land where we djobi pa tude.
There are few typical restaurants in Brava, but that doesn't stop you from tasting the best there is in terms of gastronomy.
There are many private houses available to serve meals and this is where you can feel the vibrancy of the culture and the island.
In addition to fish - salmon and painted grouper - and cachupa, Brava also has to offer the delicious Queijo do Cachaço, a goat's cheese made by hand.
Mirar Brava and its thousand charms.
The natural beauty of Brava is highlighted in all tourist almanacs.
With vibrant colors and strong aromas, anyone who comes will fall in love.
Brava is love, it's music, it's longing, it's home.
And, to all this, the thousand enchanted corners that can be seen here also contribute.
So that none of the beauties of this island are forgotten, Brava has a series of viewpoints around it - all of them unique and splendid - that allow you to appreciate all the contrasts.
