From the vast sands with the beaten sea to the Óbidos Lagoon’s calm waters, there are numerous extraordinary beaches to visit between São Pedro de Moel and Foz do Arelho, in Portugal.
Would you like to spend a few days in the largest pine reserve on the Iberian Peninsula and two steps from incredible beaches? If so, take a look at OHAI Nazaré.
Known for its giant waves, Nazaré has so much more to show for. And the beauty of this area of the Center of Portugal doesn’t end there. Just drop down on the map and get to know other villages surrounded by salty air.
It’s not just me saying this, but eight other Portuguese travelers who accepted my invitation to talk about their favorite beaches in Portugal. If you don’t know them yet, it’s worth discovering these places by the sea.
This may well be one of the great accommodation options for this summer. If you like peace, Portuguese tradition, nature, and history close at hand, take a look at Casas do Juízo, in Portugal.
It’s a bold mission that will take 46 travel bloggers — me included! — to discover Portugal. Find out why you cannot miss this adventure.
They are one of the main attractions in São Miguel, in the Azores. The lakes appear as oases buried in lush vegetation and are amazing places to visit on the island. Emerge yourself in an unforgettable Azorean postcard.
The Grená Park, in Furnas, is a new natural attraction on the island of São Miguel, in the Azores. Discover this paradise that was hidden until now.
A public housing neighborhood in the outskirts of the Portuguese capital, Quinta do Mocho became the largest outdoor gallery in Europe. Discover the best of Lisbon’s street art in this post.
Coimbra is charming and has a lot of history and tradition in its streets. Find out what to visit in Coimbra if you only have one day to discover the city of students.
Crato is a small village in Alentejo that once a year hosts the well-known Crato Festival. The perfect excuse for a visit.
