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Travel - Internal

Islas de Cabo Verde

TravelInternal Getting Around By Air TACV – Cabo Verde Airlines (website: www.tacv.cv) is the main domestic carrier. There are internal flights available to all inhabited islands except Brava and San Antao.
Passes: The Cape Verde Airpass, available from TACV to passengers booking their long-distance tickets through the airline or their agents, offers discounted flights within Cape Verde. A minimum of two internal flights must be booked and the pass is valid for 21 days. These must be purchased with transatlantic tickets. Private charters are available from the Cape Verde Express (website: www.capeverdeexpress.com) air-taxi service. Getting Around by Water There is a daily ferry service operating between the port of Mindelo, São Vincente and Santo Antao. Cargo ships may also accept passengers and regular services connect Santiago, Fogo and Brava; however, these are primaily for cargo supply and demand and so are inconsistent. Sea conditions around Cape Verde are sometimes treacherous, due to many submerged rocks. Travel by sea to the southern islands of Brava and Fogo can be particularly disrupted. Getting Around by Road There are over 2250km (1400 miles) of roads on the islands, of which one-third are cobbled. There is a road improvement programme underway to convert cobblestone roads into asphalt. Road conditions and driving standards are generally of a reasonable quality, although paved roads are mostly narrow and winding. Traffic drives on the right and seat belts must be worn at all times. Children under 12 years old should sit in the back seat. Local transport is usually provided by an Aluguer (minibus or pick-up truck); they are used by locals and visitors. Taxi fares should be agreed in advance, although some prefer to use the taximeter. Drivers can be hired to see the main sights on the islands. Buses are satisfactory. Car hire: Available on the main islands, book in advance when possible. Documentation: An International Driving Permit is legally required and proof of insurance should be displayed on the car windscreen.

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