Taxis and shared taxis, known as aluguers, are the most common and affordable modes of transport. Public minibuses and regular cabs are also available. For added comfort and flexibility in exploring the island, 4x4 car rentals are good option. We highly recommend hiring the services of a guide with a 4x4 vehicle to access the island’s more remote and hard-to-reach attractions.

For Europeans, Boa Vista is a favored winter sun destination, with daytime temperatures in January averaging around 25°C. The hottest months are August and September, when temperatures can soar to 33°C. If the sea breeze weakens during this period, the heat can feel intense. Despite the high temperatures, many visitors come to Boa Vista during the hotter months to witness the magical nighttime spectacle of turtles coming ashore to lay their eggs.
Winter is also the high season for wind- and kitesurfing, as the steady winds create perfect conditions for these popular water sports. Making it an ideal destination for adventure seekers and water sport lovers

The local currency, the Cabo Verde Escudo (CVE), has been stable against the Euro for over a decade, with 110 CVE equaling 1 Euro. Euros and credit cards are widely accepted. Everywhere you can use Euro or Cabo Verdean escudo (CVE). In most places, including restaurants and supermarkets, credit cards are commonly accepteds. Taxi and shared transport are available in both currencies.