Charismatic Cabo Verde 03 Islands 07 Days package

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Weather:

A pleasantly tropical destination, the Cape Verde islands benefit from average annual temperatures of between 24°C and 30°C. Holidays to Cape Verde offer long, uninterrupted sunshine hours and low humidity, meaning many people return time and time again. And, with higher winds between November and March, larger waves can be found on some of the islands, which proves particularly popular with water sport enthusiasts.

Cape Verde has a subtropical and dry climate. On average Cape Verde has year-round beautiful weather and the trade wind cools the islands making lying in the sun on one of the beaches more tolerable. With a fairly constant temperature between the islands and averages between 25 and 30 degrees, it makes the overall climate of the Cape Verde islands very pleasant. The geographical location of the islands has also a positive effect on the sea temperature. Perfect for water sports! On average the seawater temperature is at 25 degrees.

During the summer (July – September) it is normally the hottest time with the most rain days of the year in Cape Verde. In the summer the temperature is high and there is little wind. In the period between October and June it is dry season, with more wind and more pleasant temperatures (cooler evenings).

Currency:

The currency in the Cape Verde islands is the escudo. The currency is abbreviated with the $ sign after the number (e.g., $ 1,000$) or by the letters CVE.

The Cape Verde Escudo is linked to the euro and is worth 110,265. Round off 1 euro is 110 CVE. An easy rate if you want to convert money.
In short, if you want an indication of how much something costs in euros you divide the amount in escudos by 100 and you will subtract another 10% of that amount.
Or a simpler explanation: get two zeros off the amount (1,000 CVE then 10 euros) and get another 10% off (10 euros minus 10% = 9 euros).

Exchange offices / hotels may differ slightly from the rate.​

Paper money is available in: 200, 500, 1,000, 2,000 and 5,000 escudos. The 2,000-escudo banknote depicts the world-renowned music icon Cesaria Evora. The coin money has the value of 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 escudos

Credit cards are accepted by a large number of hotels, restaurants and shops. However, there is a difference between the region and the different islands. So it is wiser not to reckon on it. That way you will never be in trouble. Credit cards can also be used at a cash machine. Bank cards with a Visa, Maestro, Cirrus or Mastercard logo are can be used at ATM’s. With each withdrawal of money, transaction costs are automatically deducted. It is a maximum of a few euros at a time. The ATM’s can be found at the major banks of the country (BCA and BCN).

Vaccination:

The Cape Verde islands are free from most of the tropical diseases; however, vaccination is an important element of protecting yourself from infection disease. Here is information about which medical vaccinations are probably desirable or helpful for travel to Cape Verde. To inform you we also give you some precautionary measures that could take. Please note you always visit your doctor or travel health clinic a couple of weeks before departure to receive to latest information and advice. 

Recommended vaccinations Cape Verde
No vaccinations are required for entry to Cape Verde, only yellow fever if you are travelling from a yellow fever country. The following precautions are recommendations for a good solid base for safe travels without illness in every country.

• Hepatitis A: this vaccine should be taken and is advised to travellers.

• Hepatitis B: recommended for visitors who may work in a medical environment, children or have intimate contact with locals.

• Typhoid: this fever is transmitted through the ingestion of contaminated food or water and it is caused by the bacterium. This vaccination is recommended.

• Tetanus / Diphtheria: these vaccinations is recommended to take every 10 years. Tetanus is a serious disease caused by bacteria.

• Polio: be sure you are fully immunized against polio. This vaccination is recommended.

• Rabies: recommended for anyone working with animals in Cape Verde and may not have access to medical care

• Yellow fever: Compulsory if you are travelling from a yellow fever country, then you need to provide an immunization certificate.

Malaria
Malaria is only troubling Santiago Island between the months September and December around the capital Praia. Limited cases occur and malaria medications are not recommended. Insect protection measures are important in this part of Santiago. Malaria mosquitoes bite especially in the evening and night. The risk of malaria is reduced by wearing clothes that cover your legs and arms. You also can use an insect repellent containing DEET.

As mentioned before, always consult your family doctor or travel health clinic before your trip to Cape Verde starts to get a personal advice based on the latest information

Covid-19
https://travel.gov.cv/
From July 1st 2022, all passengers and crew traveling to Cabo Verde must present a vaccination certificate with the boost dose (for Janssen vaccines, a dose + boost is considered). If not vaccinated, proof negative PCR test up to 72h or antigens up to 48 hours before your trip or valid recovery certificate is required.

You are required to fill out a health monitoring form before your arrival at Cabo Verde

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For check-in and boarding – In addition to a valid passport, you must have the following documents with you:

• Valid Covid vaccination or the test you took with a negative result for Covid-19

• Or recovery certificate and the healthcare form

• Reservation or hotel name where you will be hosted during your stay

Trip Highlights:

Santo Antão – Cova Crater
Fontainhas
Ribera das Patas
Cidade Velha
Tarrafal