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Cape Verde

Looking for some Cape Verde advice for late November/early December.

Norway-based family of 3 with a very active 4-year-old. We love good food (especially seafood), trying local dishes, adventurous food experiences, hiking, running, beaches and exploring, but also appreciate some downtime by a great beach or pool. We have around 10 days and are happy to split our time between two islands if it makes sense.

Which islands would you recommend for a mix of scenery, activities, family-friendly beaches, good food and higher-end accommodation? Is splitting islands worth it, or would you base yourselves in one place?

We're not planning to rent a car, so I'd also love to know how easy it is to get around. Are taxis reasonably priced? How practical is public transport between beaches, towns and sights?

We generally prefer boutique higher-end hotels and smaller properties over large all-inclusive resorts, although a kids club would be a bonus. Would love to hear any favourite islands, hotels or experiences. Thank you in advance 😊

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