Travel Guides

No Nigerian accessibility authority was reachable. On a country this size, the honest guidance is about which places are reachable at all.

Danfo buses, keke napep and shared taxis move the country. The advice on roads is inseparable from the advice on security.

There is no FCDO money page for Nigeria. What the advice does cover is card fraud, scams aimed at families abroad, and fertility treatment.

Nigeria is a malaria country and yellow fever is compulsory at the border. The health preparation starts weeks before the packing does.

The UK advises against all travel to seven states and against all but essential travel to fourteen more. This page names them rather than summarizing them.

You need a visa, and visa on arrival has been abolished. There are three separate online forms and a compulsory yellow fever certificate.

No Cape Verdean accessibility authority was reachable. What the sourced facts do say is that the ten islands are not equally provided for.

The FCDO publishes no money page for Cape Verde. The money question here is really an insurance question, and the answer is unusually blunt.

This is not a malaria country, which changes the health kit completely. Pack instead for stomach upsets, mosquitoes and, on one island, altitude.

US Level 1, no recent history of terrorism, and a generally low crime rate. The thing most likely to hurt you here is the sea.

There is no visa, but there is a form you must complete five days before you fly. Miss it after 1 July 2026 and you pay double at the border.

Ten islands, so every journey is a flight or a boat. On land it is the aluguer, and the FCDO has one blunt line about driving.