Holiday destinations

Imagine yourself on a historic wooden train with five rustic carriages - reminiscent of the Harry Potter films - that transports you to a world full of magic. You seize the opportunity and embark on the journey.

The sun is out and the good waves are starting to form. It's a sign of surfers arriving on Portuguese beaches. But it is no longer just a summer phenomenon.

For anyone dreaming of a getaway to one of Europe's most popular cities, you might want to think twice before travelling to these locations: they could be super crowded with tourists!

The summer holidays are here and there are many ways to enjoy them. If you haven't chosen your travel destination yet, or are looking for something different, this article is for you. Why not visit thermal spas that are UNESCO Heritage Sites?

Summer is on the crest of the wave. And surfing in Portugal has attracted more and more surfers from all over the world, not least because it is much more than a sport.

We've put together a few examples of typical Portuguese markets where you can smell tradition everywhere. It's a Portuguese street for sure. Throughout the country, in addition to the traditional food and drink fairs, there are several street markets that take place weekly, fortnightly or monthly.

Summer was made for enjoying good weather in the company of family, friends and, of course, our four-legged friends.

Surfing in Portugal is incredibly popular, thanks to the country's excellent surf conditions, beautiful beaches, and consistent waves.

Portugal can sometimes be a bit of a nightmare when it comes to tourist traps. Crowds of people are back after the pandemic, as tourists search for the most famous and most beautiful places in Portugal.

Summer is just around the corner and Portugal's good weather is making us want to take a dip. For those in search of an exciting day out in Portugal, we've got just the thing, as Portugal's largest wave pool reopens on 1st June 2023.