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List of ports in Cape Verde

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List of ports in Cape Verde

This article is a list of ports and harbors (or harbours) in Cape Verde. Several of the major ports are owned by the Cape Verdean ports authority, ENAPOR:

Contents

Boa Vista

  • Sal Rei - ferry services, island's only port

    • Brava

  • Fajã de Água
  • Furna - ferry services

    • Fogo

  • Cova Figueira
  • Mosteiros: Ponta das Salinas
  • São Filipe: Porto de Vale de Cavaleiros - also used for ferry services

    • Maio

  • Calheta do Maio - yacht, fishing port
  • Cidade do Maio - ferry services, the island's main port

    • Sal

  • Murdeira - yacht, mainly for touristic purposes
  • Palmeira - yacht and ferry services, the island's main port
  • Pedra de Lume - a port formerly used for salt production
  • Santa Maria - yacht, formerly used for ferry services

    • Santiago

  • Achada da Cruz
  • Calheta de São Miguel - yacht, fishing port
  • Cidade Velha - yacht
  • Pedra Badejo - yacht, fishing port
  • Porto Rincão
  • Porto Gouveia - yacht
  • Porto Mosquito - yacht
  • Praia - yacht and ferry services, the main port of Cape Verde
  • Ribeira da Barca - yacht, fishing port
  • Tarrafal - yacht, fishing port

    • Santo Antão

  • Monte Trigo - fishing port and ferry services with inaccessible Tarrafal de Monte Trigo
  • Ponta do Sol - yacht, once the island's main port until 1962
  • Porto Novo - yacht and ferry services, the main port of the island
  • Ribeira Grande - yacht
  • Tarrafal de Monte Trigo - fishing port and ferry services with inaccessible Monte Trigo

    • São Nicolau

  • Juncalinho - fishing port
  • Preguiça - ferry services
  • Tarrafal de São Nicolau - ferry services - the island's main port

    • São Vicente

  • Baía das Gatas - yacht
  • Calhau - yacht
  • Mindelo: Porto Grande Bay - yacht, ferry services, the second major port in Cape Verde
  • Porto de Lajinha or João Évora - tuna port - though part of the port but cut off by Lajinha beach which is not used for boats, includes the Mindelo Power Plant which was used for oil to generate electricity and its desalination of its water supply
  • Ilhéu dos Pássaros - off the island - used for visitors and as access to the lighthouse
  • Salamansa - yacht
  • Săo Pedro - yacht and fishing port

    • Abandoned ports

  • Santa Luzia - used until the village became abandoned in 1848 - the port continued to be used by visitors after its abandonment especially the 2000s
  • Santa Maria

    • References

    List of ports in Cape Verde Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA


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