Interisland Transportation (Flights and Ferries): To travel between islands there are two options: regular domestic flights operated by the local airline (BestFly / TACV) or sea ferries (CV Interilhas). It is recommended to plan and book internal flights in advance and leave sufficient time margins in the itineraries, since maritime conditions or wind may cause delays or specific cancellations.

Airport Security Fee (EASE): European Union citizens do not need a visa for short tourist stays (up to 30 days), but it is mandatory to register online before traveling through the official government platform (EASE) and pay the Airport Security Fee (TSA), which can also be processed upon arrival at the international airport.

Currency and Payments (Cape Verdean Escudo and Euros): The official currency is the Cape Verde Escudo (CVE), which has a fixed exchange rate linked to the Euro (1 EUR ≈ 110,265 CVE). On tourist islands such as Sal, Boa Vista and São Vicente, the Euro in cash is widely accepted in shops and taxis (often at the exchange rate of €1 = 100 CVE). Credit cards are accepted in hotels and main restaurants, but it is essential to bring cash for the less touristy islands and everyday payments.

The Spirit of Morabeza and Climate: Cape Verde is one of the safest and most politically stable countries in Africa. The 'Morabeza' is part of daily life: dealing with the locals is always cordial, respectful and kind. The trade wind blows strongly, especially between December and April, so it is advisable to bring a light windproof jacket for the nights and high sun protection all year round.