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   Island of Porto Santo

   The Island of Porto Santo is a haven of gold and blue, where the pace of everything is tranquil, inviting relaxation and rest.Right in the Atlantic Ocean, Porto Santo, 11km long and 6km wide, has been long dubbed the Golden Island, for its (...)

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   A trip along the Alentejo Coast

   The Alentejo coast stretches from the mouth of the River Sado to Zambujeira do Mar, and will surprise you for being such a well preserved coastal area, with small havens of sun and beach, hospitable people and good cuisine.From Troia to SinesYou can (...)

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   Map of the Algarve

   Come and discover the Algarve! All year round, the region’s beaches, nature reserves, typical villages, golf courses, castles and fortresses stand before you in all their splendour. This map shows you all of the different options.For more (...)

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   Luxury lies in simplicity

   Luxury has broken boundaries and is not found only in gold, diamonds or ostentation. In Portugal, luxury lies in simplicity, in the authenticity of what is genuine. From north to south, or gazing out to the islands of the Azores and Madeira, (...)

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   Terceira, the festive island

   The island of Terceira, one of the main entry points to the Azores, together with the islands of Graciosa, São Jorge, Pico and Faial, forms the central group of the archipelago.As its name implies, this was the third island of the archipelago to be (...)

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   Portugal by

   Sketch Tour Portugal

   A trip to Portugal with notebooks, pencils, graphite, Indian ink and watercolours.We invited 24 urban sketchers to visit Portugal and share their drawings and their talent, heightening awareness about the country from a different perspective. In (...)

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   Towns and Villages

   Setúbal

   Setúbal was inhabited in ancient times by the Phoenicians, and by the Romans who settled on the south bank of the River Sado (in Tróia, opposite the present town), who called it Cetobriga, from which the name Setúbal is derived.It was the Romans who (...)

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   Thermal Baths

   Caldas de Monchique

   Situated roughly 250 metres above sea level, in a beautiful valley of the Serra de Monchique, in the midst of luxuriant vegetation and beautiful sunlight, this spa is an unexpected oasis of peace and tranquillity and a genuine paradise for all those (...)
   
   Telephone: +351 282 910 910
   Fax: +351 282 910 991
   E-mail: spa@monchiquetermas.com
   Website: http://www.monchiquetermas.com
   

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   Golf in Madeira

   Like an eternal Spring, Madeira is a golf destination par excellence all year round. Two different islands boast three magnificent golf courses and accommodation, leisure and well-being offerings which delight any golfer.The climate is mild (...)

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    Playing golf near Lisbon

    The mild climate and the beauty of its coastal landscapes makes Lisbon a very much appreciated golf region by golfers from around the world.Designed by architects known for challenging courses, such as Robert Trent Jones, Rocky Roquemore, Donald (...)

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