All-inclusive is a service choice.
An all-inclusive resort can simplify meals and spending during the stay, but it does not turn every part of the journey into one inclusion. Flights, baggage, transfer, insurance, excursions, drinks and covered restaurants all need to be clearly stated in the proposal.
What should be compared
- hotel and location, including beach access and distance to a town;
- meals, drinks, restaurants, opening times and any supplements;
- flight, departure airport, baggage and transport to the accommodation;
- insurance, activities, children’s conditions and change rules.
Current catalogue setups
- Boa Vista: Hotel Riu Touareg, all-inclusive, departing from Lisbon, with private transfers and insurance listed in the offer. The hotel status, reopening and availability must be confirmed with the supplier.
- Sal: Sol Dunas Family Sun, all-inclusive. The public listing contains no flight information, so I do not assume the airport, baggage or connection to the hotel.
The airport changes the proposal.
Tell me whether you are leaving from Lisbon, Porto or another airport, and whether you can adjust dates. The same island may require different flight and transfer combinations, and a remote hotel can change the useful time of the holiday. The aim is to compare the complete package, not only the board basis.
Request a proposal with the right questions
Send dates, nights, travellers, ages, room type, preferred island and total budget through the proposal request. Say whether you plan to stay mostly at the resort or leave time to explore. This connects every inclusion with the way you want to experience Cape Verde.
Current trips to explore with Marta
These are starting points for a conversation. Open each trip to check its dates and details; availability and suitability for your group are confirmed in your proposal.