Luxury escapes: discover the secrets of the award-winning Domes Lake Algarve
Step into the allure of an enchanting hotel in the Algarve: Domes Lake Algarve, the region’s newest seaside sanctuary.
Why Lisbon is one of Europe’s top property investment cities in 2026
Lisbon has cemented its position as one of Europe’s most attractive cities for real estate investment, ranking among the top 11 destinations on the continent, according to the latest PwC report.
Óbidos Vila Natal 2025: the most magical Christmas in this Portuguese medieval town
Every year, the medieval town of Óbidos in Portugal transforms into a true Christmas wonderland.
Prefabricated houses with a pool in Portugal: models and prices for 2025
Whether you’re looking to invest in a functional family home, a holiday property, or a luxury retreat, here’s everything you need to know about prefabricated houses with pools in Portugal in 2025.
Comporta’s “barefoot luxury” emerges as a European benchmark
The global luxury residential market continues to evolve, with new destinations attracting discerning investors and high-net-worth buyers—and Portugal is very much in the spotlight.
Autumn in Portugal: 8 best places to visit in November 2025
With fewer tourists, more affordable prices, and landscapes painted in warm autumnal tones, November is one of the calmest months for travelling in Portugal.
Portugal crowned Europe’s top tourist destination once again
Portugal has once again dazzled at the European edition of the World Travel Awards, claiming the title of Europe’s Best Destination – an accolade that reinforces the country’s standing as a global tourism powerhouse.
“Soulful luxury”: a new standard arrives on the Algarve coast
A new ‘soulful luxury’ experience has arrived on the Algarve coast. Kimpton Atlântico Algarve, located on Praia de São Rafael, marks the brand’s debut in Portugal, following the complete renovation of the former Nau São Rafael Atlântico.
Arrábida recognised as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
Portugal's Serra da Arrábida, with its stunning landscape between the sea and the mountains, has officially been recognised by UNESCO as a Biosphere Reserve.
Step into Portugal’s most isolated ghost village
Nestled in the heart of the Serra da Freita, in the municipality of Arouca, the village of Drave is a true ghost town. Abandoned for nearly two decades, it has no accessible roads, electricity, or basic services—reaching it requires a walk along rugged mountain trails.
