The Cape Verde is located west of Senegal, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean; It enjoys a dry tropical climate, with a sea temperature that oscillates between 21 degrees in February and 26 in September. The rainy season, between August and September, are always scarce, and in no case will they prevent us from traveling in those times. Marine life in Cape Verde is typically Atlantic. Tunas predominate, like the Albacore; pelagic species such as Xaréu Azul near the coast; swords and serranids; groupers,moray eels, octopus, lobsters and some species of sharks such as the nurse, the lemon and occasionally, you can also see tiger and whale sharks. During the months of July to October, the turtles arrive at these virgin beaches to spawn. In the waters of the Isla de la Sal there are several easily accessible wrecks that allow the uninitiated to discover this type of diving, as well as cave diving.