Cabo Verde Airport Transfer Guide - All Options & Prices

# Airport Transfer Options in Cabo Verde Based on available data, there is currently limited verified information about organized airport transfer services in Cabo Verde. The archipelago nation has several international airports serving its islands, including Amílcar Cabral International Airport on Sal Island and Nelson Mandela International Airport on Santiago Island, but specific transfer service details are not available in our current database. For current airport transfer options and pricing in Cabo Verde, we recommend checking with your accommodation provider or using the booking widgets on this page, which can provide real-time information about available services. Given Cabo Verde's island geography, transfer options typically vary by island and airport, so it's essential to verify what's available for your specific arrival point. Local transportation arrangements may include hotel shuttles, private transfers, or informal taxi services depending on your destination island.

Inter-island flights with Binter CV are the primary way to travel between islands - book in advance during peak season

Aluguers (shared minivans) are the main public transport on each island but don't run on fixed schedules - they depart when full

Ferry services between islands are limited and weather-dependent - confirm schedules locally before planning trips

Taxis don't use meters in Cabo Verde - agree on the fare with the driver before starting your journey

Unofficial Taxi Drivers: Unlicensed drivers may approach you inside or just outside the terminal offering rides at seemingly good rates, but may overcharge or take indirect routes. Avoid by using only official taxi stands marked clearly at the airport, or pre-book transfers through your hotel or our booking widget above for transparent pricing.

Currency Exchange Scams: Airport currency exchange services may offer poor rates or add hidden fees when converting euros or other currencies to Cape Verdean escudos. Avoid by withdrawing cash from official ATMs inside the terminal, or exchange only small amounts at the airport and use ATMs in town for better rates.

Fake Porter Services: Individuals may grab your luggage unsolicited and demand payment for 'helping' you to taxis or exits. Avoid by politely declining help if you don't need it, keeping control of your bags, and only using official airport porter services if assistance is needed - agree on any fee beforehand.