Isole atlantiche — musica, spiagge e anima creola
Capitale
Praia
Lingua
Portuguese, Cape Verdean Creole
Valuta
Cape Verdean Escudo (CVE)
Periodo migliore
November–June (dry season)
Sicurezza
Maggiore cautela
secondo le avvertenze governative in tempo reale
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Divergenza moderata — le 3 fonti governative che coprono questa destinazione differiscono di un livello.
Aggiornato il 31 agosto 2026
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Ultima revisione: 25 agosto 2026
Fonti: avvisi di viaggio governativi e autorità sanitarie · Come verifichiamo
Visa-free or e-Visa for most nationalities. Airport Security Tax required for all.
Visa-free or e-Visa for most nationalities. Airport Security Tax required for all.
Pre-register at ease.gov.cv. Some nationalities get visa on arrival. Airport security tax (TSA) of €30 payable online.
E-registration: instant. Embassy visa: 5 days.
Airport security tax: €30. Visa (if required): €25–35.
I requisiti per il visto variano in base alla nazionalità e cambiano frequentemente. Verificare con l'ambasciata del proprio paese o l'autorità ufficiale per l'immigrazione della destinazione prima di viaggiare.
Very safe for Africa. Petty crime is low. Praia has slightly more crime than other islands. Sal and Boa Vista (resort islands) are very safe.
Basato sugli avvisi di viaggio ufficiali dell'FCDO britannico, monitorati continuamente · Fonti dei dati
Very safe for Africa. Petty crime is low. Praia has slightly more crime than other islands. Sal and Boa Vista (resort islands) are very safe.
Drink bottled water — desalinated tap water is technically safe but tastes poor.
Strong ocean currents — swim only at designated beaches. Wind is very strong year-round, especially on Sal and Boa Vista.
Tip 10% at restaurants. Small tips appreciated for hotel and taxi service.
Casual and beach-friendly. Modest in towns. Wind-resistant layers useful.
Catholic majority. Relaxed island culture. Churches welcome visitors.