Amy Green 
If you’re looking to add some more culture and heritage into your trip, don’t miss out on a scenic river cruises. You’ll make everlasting memories with family members or friends while exploring the rich tapestry of Portuguese delights! The Tagus River, a waterway that runs through Spain and Portugal for over 600 miles. It begins … Read more
Many know France and Italy as the land of wine, but many tend to overlook the wine of Portugal. With its plethora of vineyards and perfect weather for wine-growing, Portuguese wine is not one you want to skip out on. One of the best areas in Portugal for wine is Lagos, where four types of … Read more
With a history dating back to the 18th century, Ginjinha is a cherry liqueur that hails from Portugal and is also one of the country’s most popular drinks. It can be served on its own as an apéritif or after-dinner drink. The “Ginja of Óbidos and Alcobaça” is a region in Portugal where sour cherries … Read more
The word “Moliceiro” comes from the Portuguese term “moliço,” which refers to aquatic plants and is derived from Latin Mollis meaning soft. The Portuguese coast is known for its rich fishing traditions. One such tradition in particular, Moliceiro eelgrass holds a special place among these fisheries – it’s notable because of how fishermen traditionally collected … Read more
Imagine a destination where you can enjoy the beauty of Portugal without having to worry about transportation schedules and crowded attractions. Imagine what it would feel like to be one with nature in this fairy-tale town, free from worries or deadlines! Well a DIY Lisbon to Sintra day trip might be just what you need. … Read more
Often regarded as the gateway to the Algarve, many pass through Faro without a second thought. But this ancient port city has a fascinating history and culture to discover, along with a wealth of shops, bars, and restaurants. Faro is a small coastal town and it is easy to see the main sites and the … Read more
Often considered Portugal’s capital of culture and history, Braga is a northern city believed to have been established as early as the 1st century BC. It makes for a popular day trip from Porto, and is also a favoured tourist destination in its own right, with so much to see and do. It boasts some … Read more
Welcome to our Spain and Portugal itinerary 14 days. I’m sure you must be feeling the excitement build as your trip approaches. You can hardly wait to see all of those amazing places and experience everything that they have in store for you! But where do we start? Why do a Spain and Portugal Itinerary … Read more
To see everything Lamego has to offer would take a few days, but it is possible to do as a day trip. In today’s blog, we have listed our top things to do in Lamego Portugal. Enjoy! How to get from Porto to Lamego Most people travel to Lamego from Porto. The best way to … Read more
After reading our Porto to Braga article , you’re probably thinking of even more awesome day trips you can take while in Porto! Although there are many places you can go from Porto, in this article we will discuss how to take a day trip to Guimaraes by train and let you know the best … Read more