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If you’re planning holidays to Cape Verde in February, the live forecast above gives a snapshot of current conditions – but broadly expect dry, sunny days with temperatures around 24–26°C. It’s one of the best months for winter sun, with very little rain and steady trade winds.
What is Cape Verde weather like in February?
February sits firmly in the dry season across the archipelago. The live forecast above confirms the trend: low humidity, clear skies and a sea breeze that keeps things comfortable. Average highs reach 25°C, while nights drop to around 20°C. Cape Verde weather February Celsius readings typically range from 20–26°C. The ocean temperature sits at about 23°C, making swimming pleasant. For those comparing Cape Verde weather February March, conditions remain similar but March sees sea temperatures edge slightly warmer.
Is February a good time for holidays to Cape Verde?
Yes – February offers some of the most reliable weather of the year. With minimal rainfall and abundant sunshine, it’s ideal for beach holidays and watersports. The wind can pick up, especially on islands like Sal and Boa Vista, which is great for windsurfing but may bring cooler evenings. Cape Verde weather February wind averages around 20 km/h. For a different kind of winter sun, see our Dubai Weather page.
Does it get windy in Cape Verde in February?
Yes, the trade winds are noticeable, especially on eastern islands. Gusts can reach 20–25 km/h, which cools the air but is welcome on hot days. Windsurfers and kitesurfers particularly enjoy these conditions.
What should I pack for Cape Verde in February?
Light summer clothing, sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses for the day. Evenings can feel cooler due to wind, so bring a light jacket or jumper. A swimsuit is essential for the warm sea.
How does February compare to March?
Both months are dry and sunny, but March is marginally warmer with sea temperatures rising by about 1°C. Winds ease a little, making March slightly calmer for swimming.
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