Discover Portugal

Get ready to fall in love with Portugal, a country that offers an intoxicating blend of rich history, vibrant culture, and incredible outdoor adventures. Every region tells a story!

• Alentejo Wine Country: Explore the beautiful Alentejo wine country, where you can cycle or walk through vineyards and enjoy unique experiences like wine tasting at Herdade do Freixo or Adega José de Sousa.
• Lisbon City Exploration: Wander the historic streets of Lisbon, discovering its iconic neighborhoods, charming trams, and breathtaking viewpoints that make for perfect urban strolls.
• Historic Towns & Villages: Visit picturesque towns in the wine region like Évora, Monsaraz, and Estremoz, where ancient castles and charming streets invite leisurely exploration.
• Coastal & Inland Hiking: Beyond the vineyards, discover Portugal’s diverse hiking trails, from the stunning coastal paths of the Algarve to the rugged mountains of its national parks (e.g. implied by the general “hiking” activity).
• Porto: Capture the vibrant colours and unique landscapes of Portugal, from its ancient architecture to its sun-drenched vineyards, filling your gallery with unforgettable memories.
• Explore portugal islands Azores and Madeira

Portugal truly is a feast for the senses, offering adventures that will leave you with a full heart (and possibly a full glass of wine!).

Planning your Portuguese escapade? Here are some quick tips to ensure your journey is as smooth and delightful as a fado melody.

• Best Time to Visit/Weather: For hiking and vineyard exploration, spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) are ideal, offering mild temperatures and pleasant weather. Summers (June-August) are hot, especially inland, while winters are mild in coastal areas.
• Walkable Cities: Portugal’s cities, especially Lisbon, are best explored on foot. Be prepared for hills and cobblestones, so wear comfortable shoes.
• Wine Tasting Etiquette: If visiting wineries, consider booking tours in advance, especially during peak season. Don’t be afraid to ask questions about the local wines.
• Coastal Considerations: If you plan to hike along the coast, be mindful of tides and sun exposure. Always carry water.
• Local Transport: Utilize Portugal’s efficient public transport network for inter-city travel, especially between major cities like Lisbon and Évora.

With these tips, you’re all set for a fantastic journey through the vibrant landscapes and rich culture of Portugal!