Between Faro and Tavira in the Algarve lies the Parque Natural da Ria Formosa, one of the most beautiful places in Portugal. Where the western Algarve is all about orange cliffs and coves, east of Faro you’ll find a maze of water, islands and peninsulas. There’s a
Southern Portugal’s Algarve is home to the country’s most beautiful beaches. The coastline from Sagres to the Spanish border is photogenic almost everywhere you look, with golden sand set in the middle of nature. From a lagoon full of flamingos to rock arches and sea caves in
A red castle on top of the hill, whitewashed houses climbing up the slope and a stork’s nest on almost every roof. That’s Silves, the oldest town in the Algarve. Down on the coast it’s all beaches and cliffs, but here you wander through steep little streets
Praia da Marinha is often called the most beautiful beach in the Algarve, which is saying something on a coastline packed with pretty coves and golden sand. We’ve seen a lot of the Algarve’s best beaches, and we agree with the title. A wide stretch of sand,
Carvoeiro is one of the most popular seaside villages in the Algarve, and once you see it, youβll get why. It tumbles down the cliffs to the sea, with fantastic views wherever you look. The village itself is tiny, but itβs surrounded by some of the Algarveβs
Staying in Carvoeiro puts you right in the middle of Portugalβs Algarve. The village climbs steeply up the rocky coast, with fantastic sea views from almost everywhere. Carvoeiro itself is tiny, but it sits between some of the most dramatic cliffs and best beaches in the Algarve.
When thinking about palace visits in Portugal, Sintra often comes to mind. However, did you know there’s another breathtaking palace often overlooked? The Mafra Palace, once home to Portugal’s royal family, boasts an immense size. The palace, a mere 28 kilometers from Lisbon, offers a grand alternative
When people think of Portugal, regions like the Algarve or Northern Portugal often steal the spotlight. Central Portugal, on the other hand, might not be the first place that comes to mindβbut it absolutely should be. This diverse and enchanting region is home to some of the
Where to stay in Aveiro to fully experience this tourist destination in Northern Portugal? Spending at least one night in this town is essential to not only visiting the old town, but also planning in some time to enjoy the nearby beach and the stunning natural area
Nicknamed the “Venice of Portugal,” Aveiro draws countless visitors eager to explore its canals and glide through the water on its vibrant, gondola-like moliceiros. But letβs set that record straightβapart from its waterways, Aveiro has little in common with its famous Italian counterpart in our opinion. If