Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: 8 August 2026

Capycation is free to use, and this page explains how it makes money - in plain language, because you should not need a law degree to understand who is paying whom.

We may earn a commission when you book

Some outbound links on Capycation are affiliate links. If you follow one and then book or buy something on the partner's site, the partner may pay us a commission. That commission comes out of the partner's margin, never out of your pocket: you pay the partner's normal price either way.

Who we work with

Our affiliate partners are:

• Travelpayouts / Aviasales - flight search and flight deals.
• Booking.com - hotels and other stays.
• Stay22 - the accommodation map shown near destination content.
• GetYourGuide - tours and activities.
• Tiqets - attraction and museum tickets.
• TUI Musement - excursions and experiences.

That is the complete list. If we add a partner, this page changes first.

Prices you see here are indicative

Fares, room rates and durations shown on Capycation are indicative cached data from our data partners - not live quotes. Prices change between the moment we cache them and the moment you look; the partner site always has the current price, and their checkout is the only price that counts. More on this in our Terms of Use.

Commission does not buy placement

Which destinations we cover, which options we surface and anything we describe as a pick or a favourite are chosen on editorial and relevance grounds. Editorial picks are not paid placements. No partner can pay to be listed, to rank higher, or to have a description made friendlier. Where a link can earn us commission it is also marked as sponsored for search engines.

Questions

If anything here is unclear, ask us: partners@avenmarkmedia.com. Capycation is published by Avenmark Media. How we handle data around partner links is covered in our Privacy Policy.