Everything you want to know in advance

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How can I book a tour?

You can easily book a tour via our website. Go to the page of the desired tour, select the date and number of people, and complete your booking directly online. After payment, you will receive a confirmation by email with all practical information, such as the exact departure time, location, and any necessary preparations.

It is recommended to book your tour in advance, especially during busy periods, to ensure availability. If you have special requests or are booking for a larger group, please feel free to contact us for a suitable solution.

Most of our tours are suitable for all ages. However, certain conditions may apply depending on the activity, such as for more intensive hikes or excursions with a higher level of physical exertion.

For some tours we have a minimum age requirement or recommend a certain level of physical fitness. This is always clearly stated on the relevant tour page. If you are unsure whether a tour is suitable for you or your party, please feel free to contact us. We are happy to think along with you and give you honest advice on the best choice.

What is included exactly varies per tour. In many cases, guidance by a local guide, transport during the tour, food, and any entrance fees are included.

Some tours also include extras such as generous buffets, drinks or hotel pick-up and drop-off. This is always clearly stated on the specific tour page, so you know exactly what to expect in advance.

We recommend reading the tour description carefully. If you have any questions or want to be sure about what is and isn't included, please feel free to contact us.

Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the tour. Later cancellations or no-shows may incur cancellation fees.

The exact terms and conditions and deadlines are always stated on the relevant tour page and in the booking confirmation. We advise you to read these carefully in advance.

Should you wish to change or cancel your booking, please contact us as soon as possible. In that case, we will look into the options and try, where reasonable, to accommodate you.

Yes, we have Dutch-speaking guides for our tours and hikes.

Cape Verde and Santiago are generally safe to visit, with the same ordinary precautions you would take on any holiday. Our local guides know the island inside out and accompany you throughout the tour.

Curious about the details, such as transport, hikes, health and current emergency numbers? Read our detailed safety guide for Santiago.

The dry season (November to July) is ideal for hikes and tours: little rain and temperatures between 22 and 28 degrees. August to October is warmer and more humid. See the month-by-month details, including what this means for hikes such as Pico d’Antónia, in our guide: best time to visit Santiago.

No, Dutch citizens don't need a visa for Cape Verde for stays of up to 30 days. You do need to register online in advance via the EASE system. See all current conditions, including passport requirements, on our visa page.

Santiago is the island where we organize all tours and hikes. It is the largest island of Cape Verde and offers a huge variety of landscapes: from historic cities like Cidade Velha to rugged mountain peaks like Pico de Antónia (about 1,394 meters) and the beautiful Serra Malagueta nature reserve.

This depends on the hike you choose. We offer hikes for various fitness levels, from easy (such as the city tour in Cidade Velha) to challenging (such as the climb of Pico de Antónia). A normal hiking condition is sufficient for most hikes. Are you in doubt whether a hike suits you? Feel free to contact us.

The official currency of Cape Verde is the Cape Verdean escudo (CVE), which is pegged to the euro. In many hotels, restaurants, and shops on Santiago, you can also pay with euros. You can easily book and pay for our tours online in euros via our website.

The official language of Cape Verde is Portuguese, but most Cape Verdeans also speak Cape Verdean Creole (Kriolu). In the tourism sector, many people also speak English. Our guides speak Dutch, so as a Dutch-speaking tourist you will always be well assisted.

On Santiago you travel by aluguer (local shared minibus), taxi, rental car or private transfer. We're happy to arrange routes to Cidade Velha, Assomada and Tarrafal for you. See all options and guide prices in our guide: getting around Santiago.

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