Portugal is a fascinating place to visit and one of the most beautiful countries in Europe. From the rich history of the places and culture to the wonderful weather, few holiday destinations compete with Portugal. But with so many places to choose from, how do you pick the right place for you?
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48 Hours In: Funchal
There is so much to see and do in Portugal that it’s a challenge to know where to even start! But don’t worry, we’re happy to lend a hand. We’ve previously showcased what you can get up to in the capital of the Algarve in our 48 Hours in: Faro blog – now, we’re taking a look at how to make the most of Funchal in only two days. Continue reading…
A Few Things You Should Know When You Visit Portugal
Are you looking to plan your next trip? Portugal is a popular destination, so have you considered a holiday in a country so rich in history, beautiful architecture and delicious cuisine? Continue reading…
48 Hours in: Faro
While travelling is still impossible at the moment, it pays off to be prepared ahead of time. If you’re thinking of going abroad as soon as you can, now is the time to plan it all – and avoid last-minute stresses.
The Algarve is always a popular destination, as it has so much to discover all year round. Of course, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to enjoy the many golden, sandy beaches and the great weather, but you can also venture out on a city break for something different.
Faro, the capital of the Algarve, is an amazing place to explore, even if you don’t have a lot of time to spend there, so we’re taking a look at what you can see and do in 48 hours.
Why You Should Visit the Historic ‘White City’ of Estremoz
As you saw in our “5 Wonderful Things to See and Do in the Alentejo Region”, this area of the country is full of history, architecture, cuisine and golden-sand beaches – perfect to visit all year round. If you’re planning on exploring this region as soon as you can travel again, why not venture out to Estremoz as well? Continue reading…
5 Wonderful Things to See and Do in the Alentejo Region
While you may not be able to travel at the moment, this is a great time to start planning your trip to Portugal. After all, the country has so much to see and do that you shouldn’t leave your planning for last minute. Also, by preparing for your post-lockdown trip now, you’ll have something to look forward until you can finally travel.
Our Bucket List for a Visit to Northern Portugal
Planning your next trip is a lot of fun and part of the experience of travelling. While you may not be able to travel at the moment, you can already start looking at all the places you’ll visit when you can fly again. The North of Portugal is a fantastic post-lockdown holiday destination with its historic UNESCO sites and the magnificent Douro Valley. Continue reading…
Get a Taste of Portugal with Bifanas
Unlike many of Portugal’s finest foods which rely on ingredients not readily available outside its borders, the bifana is an easy Portuguese sandwich that is as succulent as it is easy to make. If you and your family are missing Portugal, you might enjoy making and eating a bifana as a way of looking forward to your next visit with us. Continue reading…
Visit the Azores this Spring
The Azores is a beautiful place to visit throughout the year, but it’s especially lovely during spring. The climate is mild, and the vast expanse of sea that surrounds the nine islands are affected by the Gulf Stream, so temperatures remain pleasant no matter when you visit. In fact, they rarely go below 14oC or above 25oC. Continue reading…