Portuguese beaches

The Algarve is one of the best places to live in Portugal, nowhere else in the world could you have a lifestyle quite like the one you could have while living on the southern coast of Portugal.

Portugal's coastal regions are witnessing a surge in new-build houses for sale, particularly near the beach, attracting both locals and international buyers.

Portugal, a gem on the Iberian Peninsula, shines brightest in the summer months. With its sun-drenched beaches, vibrant cities, and picturesque landscapes, summer is the perfect time to explore this captivating country.

Located just over 30 minutes from Lisbon, Cascais has a variety of beaches and other activities to offer to its visitors. This coastal town is known for its natural beauty and tourism, but especially for the tranquillity of its crystal-clear waters.

The Portuguese have a historical connection with the ocean and value having a house on the coast, either to live by the sea all year round or as somewhere to escape to on holidays or weekends, often earning extra income by renting out their holiday homes to tourists.

The line that separates the sea from the land is the coastline and in mainland Portugal it stretches for 943 kilometres, thus confirming the well-known phrase by the poet Tomás Ribeiro that describes Portugal as "a garden by the sea". That's why we embarked on a journey to discover four cities and

In summer the good weather calls for outings, but when it’s too hot to be out in the sun it's not always easy, is it?

The Algarve, located in the southernmost region of Portugal, is known for its stunning coastline and beautiful beaches. With its golden sandy shores, dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and sunny Mediterranean climate, it's a popular destination for beach lovers from around the world.

Summer is just around the corner, and that means plenty of trips to the beach will be in order. If you're planning a trip to Portugal, check out which beaches have been awarded Blue Flags in 2023 for the best bathing experience. How many Blue Flag beaches are there in Portugal?

Golden sands, jagged coastlines, and crystal clear waters. These are some of the characteristics of the most beautiful beaches in the world, according to the annual ranking drawn up by Tripadvisor.

Portugal was considered the "Best Tourist Destination in Europe" in the European edition of the World Travel Awards 2022, which has happened for the fifth time in the last six years. The country shone once again in what are considered the 'Oscars' of Tourism, collecting 30 awards.

Where is the warmest beach water in Portugal? Summer may have drawn to a close, but this doesn't mean that trips to the beach have to end, as there is a beach in Portugal with a water temperature of 25 degrees - the ideal place to take a dip this autumn.

The Algarve cycle route map is to have a new addition.

Who wouldn't want to wake up to a sea view and the sound of the waves? Or how about finishing the day enjoying the sunset on your terrace overlooking the sea with a refreshing drink?

Summer isn't far away, and this means it's almost time to think about holiday destinations to relax in 2022. If you prefer a beach destination, take note of the "European Best Beach 2022" ranking which has been released by European Best Destinations.

White sand, extensive coastlines, crystal-clear water and paradisiacal landscapes. All these ingredients are part of the 25 best beaches in the world to visit in 2022, an annual ranking released by TripAdvisor.

The real estate sector was one of the best responders to the Covid-19 pandemic, namely the luxury segment. According to consultancy Savills, the value of the world prime residential market rose 6.9% in 2021 and should continue to grow in 2022.

Tourism was one of the sectors that suffered most from the Covid-19 pandemic. However, despite various setbacks, it is important to reveal who were the big winners of the World Travel Awards (WTA), known as the "Academy" world tourism awards.

Sand pools are the new trend for those of us who dream of having our own private beach at home...

Holidays on wheels have gained more and more fans in recent years. By car or caravan, there are 'roadtrips' in Portugal for all tastes. Following a travel route without schedules or pressures is an excellent alternative for those who like to make stops to enjoy the magn

Portugal’s Costa Vicentina is beautiful, wild and surprisingly crowd free, making it an excellent alternative to Portugal’s southern Algarve coast.

Summer is well and truly and it's time to get away from the city and head to the beach.

Portugal is the sixth country in the world with the most Blue Flag beaches. This is according to declarations made by the Assistant Secretary of State for Regional Development in Portugal, Carlos Miguel. Praia de Mira is the only beach that has had a Blue Flag for 35 years.

Summer is here and if you haven't started yet, it's time to get thinking about the holidays, and for many people, a trip to the beach. Beaches across the world can be awarded a Blue Flag if they meet certain international standards when it comes to things like safety, water quality, facilities

If you're planning on travelling to Portugal this summer and going to the beach, keep in mind that you will have to obey the local COVID-19 rules and restrictions which very between regions, including face mask rules, social distancing and capacity limits.