A family holiday starts before the destination.
When several ages travel together, a good choice has to work in the details: flight times, room, meals, distance to the restaurant, beach, pool and rest. Instead of starting with a list of hotels, I start by understanding who is travelling and what will make the days easier for everyone.
What I need to know
- children’s ages and bed or room configuration;
- allergies, food preferences and the board basis that makes routines easier;
- tolerance for connections, long transfers and changing accommodation;
- activities the family enjoys and how much free time you want.
What I compare in a proposal
I check the hotel’s actual location, access, type of beach, pool, meal times and kids’ club conditions when available. I also confirm what the package includes for flights, baggage, transfers, insurance and activities. A photograph of a family room does not replace confirmation of occupancy and accepted ages.
Cape Verde can be a starting point
Sal and Boa Vista work well for families who want a beach and a simple pace, but the hotel, island and departure airport change the experience. See the published offers or request a quote for Sal or Boa Vista, departing from wherever you like.
A proposal that respects your family’s pace
Share dates, your preferred departure airport, ages, nights, total budget and what a calm week would look like for you. In the proposal request, I can compare resort rest, short outings or a mix of both, with every inclusion explained.
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.