An island Paradise with 30 ° C temperatures throughout the year has become a little easier to reach. For the first time, Easyjet has launched flights from Gatwick to the little known salt island in Cape Verde, located a few hundred miles from the African coast.

The flights will leave three times a week throughout the year, taking off every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, allowing British tourists to catch some rays even when the weather in the United Kingdom becomes bleak. The route marks a new milestone for Easyjet, since this is its first sub -Saharan service.

Cabo Verde is a archipelagical state located in the central Atlantic Ocean, known for its volcanoes and impressive beaches. Its average winter temperatures are 31 degrees, which means that one is never without a sun if you visit the island.

Travelsupermaket has described the country as the “African Caribbean” due to its “relaxed” lifestyle and “sumptuous beaches.” The small salt island is home with beautiful sand beaches and a wide range of marine life, including lockword turtles and lemon sharks.

An unmissable attraction on the island is the salt of Pedra Lume’s salt, where one can take a drop in welfare in salt water.

The island has many outdoor restaurants for gastronomy, which serves a unique mixture of African and Portuguese cuisine. The national dish is Cachupa, which is a stew made of cured meats, fish and vegetables.

You can also expect to find a prosperous music scene, perfect for tourists looking for a party atmosphere.

It is located just six hours from the United Kingdom and has a time difference of only one hour, which means that the Jet Lag will not have to be a concern for the British who visit here.

Easyjet Holidays offers packages of one week here since £ 464 per person.

This is not the only remote destination recently released by Easyjet. They have also begun to take passengers directly to Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, known for its rich and dense history.