Results

1. 

   Towns and Villages

   Alcácer do Sal

   Graciously laid out over the right bank of the Sado river and rising up a gentle slope, Alcácer do Sal has been settled since the earliest of times. Archaeological remains have been found that date back to the Neolithic period not to mention (...)

   Find out more

   ---
2. 

   Suggestions

   In the country of tiles

   You can’t miss them, wherever you are in Portugal. Tiles travel across all-time styles and languages and fill any pavement or visit with colour.Al-zuleique is the Arabic word that became the Portuguese azulejo (tile) and referred to the “small, (...)

   Find out more

   ---
3. 

   Suggestions

   Beaches

   Covering more than 850km, the Portuguese coast boasts such a large number of fine, white sandy beaches that it’s almost impossible to keep count. All bathed by the Atlantic Ocean and all different, their beauty is hard to describe, so there’s (...)

   Find out more

   ---
4. 

   Suggestions

   Tour around the Island of Madeira

   Despite its small surface area, Madeira is rich in majestic sceneries of rare beauty. The best way to get to know its charms is to rent a car and set off to discover this floating garden!  Heading west from Funchal, you will discover the (...)

   Find out more

   ---
5. 

   Suggestions

   Algarve: beaches from one end of the coast to the other

   The Algarve coast begins in the Natural Park of Costa Vicentina, an extension of the Alentejo coast. Between Odeceixe and Sagres you hardly seem to be in the Algarve, such are the differences between this area and the eastern and central Algarve. (...)

   Find out more

   ---
6. 

   Suggestions

   Surf Breakers Guide

   49 breaks. A whole country to discover. For surfers, the search never ends. There's always another wave, a new spot or another reason to keep exploring. In Portugal, that sense of discovery continues beyond the ocean. Between surf sessions, there (...)

   Find out more

   ---
7. 

   Suggestions

   Christmas Markets in Portugal

   The final stretch of the year arrives, and Portugal takes on a different glow. Known as the warmest winter corner of Europe, it's no wonder: you can always count on pleasant winter sunshine, mild weather and light winds from December to February. It (...)

   Find out more

   ---
8. 

   Suggestions

   Solo travel

   If you like to travel on your own, include Portugal in your plans. Besides the breath-taking landscapes you can enjoy in safety, you will find nice, welcoming people who will make your trip an unforgettable experience.  For a small (...)

   Find out more

   ---
9. 

   Suggestions

   Lagos – Accessible Tour

   Lagos is a city where you can enjoy peaceful walks, with the sea always on the horizon. Along the way you can discover its historic past, whose heyday was in the 15th century, an era of discoveries, or simply enjoy the scenery or the beauty of the (...)

   Find out more

   ---
10. 

    Suggestions

    Winter Sun

    Winter in Portugal is a very pleasant season, with plenty of sunshine up and down the country and temperatures rarely falling below 10ºC. With an average of more than 300 sunny days a year, winter here can sometimes seem more like spring and you (...)

    Find out more

    ---