
WHAT TO TAKE
Watersports and beach gear
Insect repellent
Your favourite coffee and tea
Summer clothes and a jacket/hoodie for evenings
Comfortable walking shoes, pavements are cobbled and uneven
Cash (CV Escudos and Euros) and card widely accepted
More to follow...
WHAT YOU'LL NEED TO BUY THERE
Local currency, CV Escudos
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"WARTS AND ALL"
BE PREPARED FOR...
You'll find a wide range of foods in the restaurants but often limited choice in the supermarkets, e.g. you might have to find out when the banana boat comes in!
Long wait times in banks, town halls, etc.
The occasional beggar
Beach sellers may hassle you
On some beaches you will need aqua shoes; this is not like the pristine, established resorts you find in Greece and the South of France
Sea can get rough and winds can be high, please always respect the sea and research local conditions, tides and quirks
We have found Cape Verde to be a safe place but, as in any town or city, you need to be vigilant; don't walk alone in dark streets, don't flash money or jewellery, please respect local customs and traditions, etc.



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These are template pics, not of Cape Verde!
