In the archipelago of Cape Verde, the island of Fire is essentially formed by a huge volcanic system whose culmination point, the Peak of Fire, reaches 2,829 meters and is the highest altitude in the country. Within the boiler of approximately 8 kilometers of width came Chã das Caldeiras, where communities cultivated grapes, fruits, corn and beans...
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In the archipelago of Cape Verde, the island of Fire is essentially formed by a huge volcanic system whose culmination point, the Peak of Fire, reaches 2,829 meters and is the highest altitude in the country. Within the boiler of approximately 8 kilometers of width came Chã das Caldeiras, where communities cultivated grapes, fruits, corn and beans...