The island of Brave, Cape Verde


	Brava - Remote but not geographically
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Home Multi-Island Itineraries Flight Details Travel Tips Transfers, Ferries and Inter-Island Flights Local Transport Local Weather Currency Converter Visa Requirements Buying Property About Us Visitors Book Links Order Brochure Booking Conditions Brochure Errors Site Map Special Offers Travel Insurance Airport Lounge Pass Car Parking Contact Us	The smallest inhabited Island of the archipelago, Brava (the Wild Island) is difficult to get to and seemingly more difficult to get away from due to weather conditions affecting the Ferry. Visit Brava only if you have plenty of time! The main town is Vila Nova Sintra and is within the crater at a height of 520m is attractive but often shrouded in mist. There are some interesting walks and attractive views. We consider that there is generally no suitable accommodation on Brava for our clients but can arrange simple pension accommodation for Hikers. Other small Islands Santa Luzia – the smallest Island Santa Luzia is the smallest of the Islands as opposed to Islets (Ilhéus) and is uninhabited. It is reachable in about 2 hours by chartered fishing boat from Calhau on São Vicente. Ilhéu Raso – famous for some inhabitants Literally a rock of 7 sq kms, this Islet is the home of the small brown but one of the rarest birds in the world, the Raso Lark but is otherwise uninhabited. Ilhéu Branco – home to seabirds. Less than half the size of Raso, Branco is the home of many breeds of sea birds and is white from their guano deposits.