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There are four international airports in Cape Verde: Amílcar Cabral International Airport, SID (Sal), Nelson Mandela International Airport, RAI (Santaigo), Aristides Pereira International Airport, BVC (Boa Vista), Cesária Évora Airport, VXE (Sao Vicente). There are regular flights from several major European cities, including Lisbon, Amsterdam, Paris, Madrid, Munich and several UK cities, as well as …

Besides taxis and renting a car, the only way to get around the islands is to take an 'aluguer', or collective taxis, which can be anything from modern and spacious vans to pick-up trucks. They connect even the smallest towns on most islands, picking up and dropping off passengers on request at any point …

Taxis are generally easy to find and are often metred. Rides within a city are rather inexpensive, but rides to or from an airport or day-excursions come with a steep price increase. Below are a few reputable drivers: Ildo: +238 986 0622 Eddson: +238 985 8508 Silveno: +238 998 …

It is possible to travel between most islands by boat, but schedules tend to be unreliable and can often be delayed or cancelled due to stormy weather (particularly during the winter months). The most reliable connections are between Santaigo, Brava and Fogo, as well as between Sao Vicente and Santo …

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