The official language is Portuguese, but Cape Verdean Creole, known locally as Kriolu, is the most widely spoken language.

Most visitors travel by aluguer, a shared taxi service, or rent vehicles to reach various attractions around the island.

Espargos is generally safe, but, as with any destination, visitors should remain aware of their surroundings and secure valuables.

The official currency is the Cape Verdean escudo (CVE).

Yes, beaches like Santa Maria and Ponta Preta are popular and easily accessible from Espargos.

The city has a tropical desert climate, hot and dry throughout most of the year, with minimal rainfall.

The city participates in Cape Verdean Carnival and music festivals featuring local genres.

While traditional cuisine may focus more on fish, some restaurants in Espargos do offer vegetarian and vegan dishes.

Yes, most hotels and cafes provide Wi-Fi, though speeds may vary.

Common activities include visiting the Pedra de Lume salt flats, snorkeling, and engaging with local culture and music.