eSIM Guides
Step-by-step guides on using eSIMs while traveling.
Mobile Internet for Solo Travel in Cape Verde
Solo travel in Cape Verde often means more independent island-hopping and exploring off the main resort circuit, making…
Resort WiFi vs eSIM in Cape Verde
Most Cape Verde resorts offer guest WiFi, but relying on it exclusively means you’re disconnected the moment you…
Hotel WiFi vs Mobile Data in Cape Verde
Smaller hotels and guesthouses in Cape Verde, more common outside the main resort areas, offer more variable WiFi…
Mobile Internet on the Route from Sal Airport to Santa Maria
The drive from Amílcar Cabral International Airport to Santa Maria, Sal’s main resort town, takes roughly 20-25 minutes,…
Mobile Internet at Boa Vista’s Beaches
Boa Vista’s beaches, prized for their remote, unspoiled character and desert-like dune backdrops, offer a genuinely different connectivity…
Mobile Internet Between Sal and Boa Vista
Combining Sal and Boa Vista, Cape Verde’s two main beach resort islands, is one of the country’s most…
Mobile Internet Between Praia and Mindelo
Combining Praia and Mindelo, Cape Verde’s political capital and cultural capital respectively, offers a genuinely different experience from…
Mobile Internet for Island Hopping in Cape Verde
Island hopping across Cape Verde means accepting genuinely different coverage quality at each stop — reliable signal on…
Mobile Internet on Cape Verde Ferries
Ferries connect several Cape Verdean islands not served by regular flights, most notably São Vicente to Santo Antão…
Mobile Internet on São Nicolau
São Nicolau, a mountainous and lesser-visited island known for its dramatic peaks and the birthplace of Cape Verde’s…
Mobile Internet on Brava Island
Brava, Cape Verde’s smallest inhabited island and reachable only by ferry, offers the archipelago’s most limited connectivity, with…
Mobile Internet in São Filipe
São Filipe, Fogo’s main town perched on a cliff overlooking the Atlantic, maintains workable coverage given its role…