Considering how much time I spend in Portugal. I often get asked ‘Can you drink tap water in Portugal?’ The simple answer is – yes you can. Tap water in Portugal is generally safe to drink, although you may opt for bottled water out of personal choice. What to know before you drink tap water … Read more
The Algarve is the southernmost region of Portugal. Known for its numerous beaches, fishing villages, and breathtaking limestone cliffs. There is no doubt why this is one of the most popular summer destinations in the country. To help discover the best Algarve Road trip, we will be sharing a few itineraries with some of the … Read more
Beautiful scenery, superb surfing beaches, lively metropolis and stunning hinterland mountains, lush green parks, and waterfalls – the list of reasons why you should visit Portugal is limitless. There is so much to do in Portugal that you could easily spend several weeks there. But what places should you visit in Portugal if you don’t have much … Read more
Portugal has quickly become one of the most popular tourist destinations on the planet. Portugal has so much more to offer than its golden, sandy beaches in the Algarve and beautiful tiles in Lisbon. Most visitors are taken aback by the green northern section of Portugal, in particular. Indeed, the Porto area, Douro Valley, and … Read more
Located in the upper Douro Valley, Lamego is covered in vineyards making it a great spot for all wine lovers. Lamego is a bit further out from Porto, taking on average 3 hours to arrive there, but if you leave early in the morning, you can make the most out of your time there! How … Read more
Albufeira started out as a fishing village and has now evolved into one of the world’s hottest tourist destinations. It has become famous for its incredible beaches, gastronomy, and nightlife. Most beach towns don’t have much else to enjoy outside of just the beach, but Albufeira is definitely an exception. From its historic architecture to … Read more
North Portugal is characterised by lush rolling scenery and vibrant towns and cities. Lesser visited than its southern counterpart, the region has a lot to offer those seeking a quieter but equally attractive alternative. The area’s main city is Porto, known for its wine-making heritage and picturesque riverside locale. Explore beyond this bustling coastal city, … Read more
