If you want to experience a remarkable succession and blending of cultures, Alentejo is the place that you should visit. With its cromlechs and domens, Arab and Roman vestiges entwining with the modern signs of Christianity, and a variety of medieval castles, you will surely have a thrilling experience in Alentejo. (more…)
April 8, 2009
Arquipélago da Madeira
Arquipélago da Madeira is known for its pristine views and unspoiled locations. The Madeira Archipelgao is located 310 miles from the African coast and 620 miles from the European continent. The Madeira Archipelago was discovered in the year 1418 by the Portuguese and is currently made up of the islands Porto Santo and Madeira. It is also made up of some uninhabited islands such as Desertas and Selvagens. (more…)
Costa Verde
Located on the northwest coast of Portugal you will find the second largest city in the country, Costa Verde. Although it is considered to be the financial and economic centre in Portugal, it still offers lush green rivers, valleys, beaches, and wineries which make the city truly unique and exceptional. You can access all the beautiful sceneries and gifts of nature with just an easy drive within the city or from the busy airport. (more…)
Central Algarve
Through the years, Central Algarve has undergone intense development. The coastline in Central Algarve consists of rich reddish brown sandstone cliffs combined with rocky outcrops that lead to outstanding beaches with golden sand. A lot of villas have been put up in Central Algarve as well as comfy and spacious apartments. However, even if the area of Central Algarve has been developed, the sparse population in the area still makes the beaches, parks, and other tourist attractions peaceful and well-maintained. The place offers a lot of long stretch beaches that offers sandy coves and holiday resorts. Most beach resorts are mainly dominated by villa developments. (more…)
Inland North
Having the oldest national frontier in Europe, Portugal now undauntedly await for you to see this land of discoveries. One of the numerous places that this country boasts of is the Inland North. The effortless splendor of Portugal’s oldest region takes the shape of the backdrop for this pleased and long-established land. Ever since, Inland North shows off an abounding and diversified inheritance, and embraces a display of landscapes and history, supplemented by an abounding, original, and appealing culture. (more…)
Eastern Algarve
Eastern Algarve boasts of its tranquil and timeless ambiance. A blend of simple standard of living, tropical climate, excellent sandy beaches, and numerous world-class golf courses make this southernmost region of Portugal buzzing among tourists and investors. With an astonishing mixture of the traditional and the modern, everyone can hit upon something here to attract and amuse them. (more…)
Costa Azul
Costa Azul is situated south of Lisbon’s autoroute. The best exit that you can pass through is located at Palmela, a place where an excellent castle pousada is located. Costa Azul is a serene and beautiful terrain obviously blessed with the natural wonders of Mother Nature. Most of the tourists fondly call the place Costa Azul, but in reality, it is really a peninsula lying between the Sado and Tagus rivers and the Atlantic Ocean. (more…)
Azores and Madeira Islands
The Azores archipelago was discovered during the early 15th century by Portuguese navigators. It is located about 907 miles from the European coast and about 2330 miles from North America. Azores consists of nine islands and divided into three groups: Corvo and Flores islands on the western part; Terceira, São Jorge, Graciosa, Pico and Faial Island on the central part; and São Miguel and Santa Maria islands on the eastern part. (more…)
Lisbon Coast
Finding the perfect spot where each member of the family can expect a breathtaking holiday is not hard in Portugal’s lovely capital. This is because Lisbon provides its visitors a limitless option of things to see and do. Whether you want daytime outings or some fun, from sunset ‘til dawn, Lisbon will spoil you with enticing sights and worthwhile activities. It just feels good to try its many culinary delights and visit all the attractions that make the city and the entire Costa de Lisbon region so special. (more…)
Silver Coast
Enjoying the longest shoreline among the regions in the country, Portugal’s Silver Coast (or Costa de Prata) is one of the most breathtaking spots in Europe. It is a jewel of undiscovered exquisiteness that got its name from the effect of the sunlight, as it strikes the Atlantic waves that wash and ebb the coastline. Unlike its more popular and crowded neighbors in the south, here you can find pretty villages and a real Portuguese lifestyle amongst dazzling coastal vista fringed with the best beaches in the continent. Because much of the Silver Coast is still yet to be discovered by the mass tourism market, you can assure a beach to yourself even in the peak of the season if you are ready to drive and stroll a little way. Inland the setting is a visitor’s haven with a vast selection of appealing and historic locations to go to. (more…)