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KITESURFING HOLIDAYS IN CAPE VERDE
The Cape Verde consist of 10 Islands just off the coast of West Africa, each island offering is own unique blend of culture, topography and attractions from the Volcano on Fargo to the stunning beaches of Boa Vista. Cape Verde is the great destination for the a Kitesurfing holiday during the winter months as it is the ONLY wind reliable, hot, destination just a short haul flight from the UK. This makes it our number 1 recommendation for all levels of kitesurfer from November to April whether for a family kitesurf holiday, traveling as a group as well as having lots to offer for non-kitesurf partners or friends.

The main Islands to visit in Cape Verde are:

Sal – this is mostly a beach resort with some of the best Windsurf, Kitesurf and Diving facilities of all the islands apart from Boa Vista. The beach of Santa Maria has a good choice of nice small, but good, hotels including one of our favourites, the … Click Here to Read More..

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SEASONS IN CAPE VERDE
Cape Verde is pleasant year-round. Even during the so-called rainy season from mid-August to mid-October, weeks can go by without a downpour. Thanks to cooling ocean currents and offshore winds, Cape Verde has the lowest temperatures of any country in West Africa, and also some of the most moderate, ranging from a minimum night-time average of 19°C in February to a maximum daytime average of 29°C from May to November. Summer temperatures, especially in the northern islands, can be cooler than in Europe, though the southern islands, especially Fogo, can get hot and sticky. From December to March you may need a sweater in the evenings, especially at higher altitudes. Winter months are also marked by gusty winds, which blow in dust all the way from the Sahara.

TRAVEL HEALTH FOR CAPE VERDE
Ask your travel health expert (e.g. GP, practice nurse or travel clinic) to provide you with up to date information and vaccines to ensure your travels are safe and enjoyable.

It is vital to ensure that all members of your party have adequate health and travel insurance cover, which includes cover for any ‘higher risk’ activities you are likely to take part in.
CAPE VERDE ENTRY REQUIRMENTS
British Passport holder may buy a tourist visa on arrival at a cost of E25. Other passport holders should consult their respective consulates.

You will need to ensure you have correct documentation for your holiday including a full passport valid for the minimum period of 6 months beyond your planned return date.
CAPE VERDE TRAVEL MONEY
The unit of currency is the Cape Verde escudo (CVE), divided into 100 centavos. It’s not a hard currency, but it’s stable; in January 2002, it was pegged to the euro. Most businesses also accept US dollars and euros. Banks are found in all the main towns and even some of the smaller ones, and most have ATMs that accept bankcards and Visa. Many also change travellers cheques and cash in all the main currencies (except the West African CFA). Many also give cash advances with a Visa card. Credit cards are accepted only in very upmarket establishments.