The archipelago of Cape Verde may be small, but the love for beach soccer is mighty—and this World Cup, the country will finally get to show off its skills.

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PRAIA—Cape Verde may be small, but its soccer World Cup dream is huge. With just over half a million people, it's one of the tiniest countries ever to qualify for the tournament. From the volcanic ...

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For the first time in history Cape Verde, the tiny volcanic archipelago of just 525,000 people, one of the smallest countries in the world, has qualified for the competition.

Right on beach of Algodoeiro, overlooking a coral reef rich in sea life; natural beauty, tropical gardens, eternal summer climate.