Azores, Madeira & Cape Verde Cruises

The Azores, Madeira, and Cape Verde sit in the middle of the Atlantic, far from anything else. The Azores are green, volcanic, and quiet. Madeira is known for its levada walking trails and the local fortified wine. Cape Verde has West African and Portuguese influences and a completely different feel. Often visited on repositioning or transatlantic cruises.

Cruise Ports in Azores, Madeira & Cape Verde

6 ports

Funchal

Madeira Portugal

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19 departures
256 ships stopping

Mindelo

Cape Verde

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67 ships stopping

Ponta Delgada

Azores Portugal

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63 ships stopping

Praia da Vitoria

Terceira Island Azores Portugal

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21 ships stopping

Praia

Santiago Island Cape Verde

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18 ships stopping

Horta

Azores Portugal

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1 ships stopping
Lush volcanic island with crater lake and Portuguese church in the Azores

At a Glance

6Ports
426Sailings

Best Time to Visit

May - October

Highlights

1Azores: volcanic crater lakes and whale watching
2Madeira's levada walking trails
3Cape Verde's West African and Portuguese culture

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