PORTUGAL
EUROPE
Discover Portugal, an enchanting blend of golden beaches, picturesque villages, and rich traditions full of flavors and history
Iconic Monuments and Breathtaking Architecture
Portugal, rich in history and heritage, is home to iconic landmarks that captivate every visitor. From the majestic Belém Tower in Lisbon to the impressive ruins of Conimbriga, not to mention the stunning Porto Cathedral and the Batalha Monastery, each site is a true architectural masterpiece. Heritage enthusiasts will also be delighted by palaces and castles, such as the Pena Palace in Sintra, which transport visitors into a fascinating past. The cobblestone streets of Lisbon and the colorful houses of Alfama, with their azulejo facades, add to the unique charm of this country.
An Unparalleled Cultural Richness
Portugal is a cultural crossroads, where history, music, and traditions come together. Cities like Lisbon and Porto are cultural hubs where you can explore outstanding museums like the Gulbenkian Museum, or enjoy fado performances, a traditional Portuguese musical genre. Dance and theater enthusiasts will also find numerous opportunities to enjoy themselves. Portugal is also known for cultural festivals, where visitors can immerse themselves in local music, arts, and gastronomy.
A Refined and Savory Cuisine
Portuguese cuisine is a true delight for the palate. Savor specialties like bacalhau (cod), grilled sardines, and the famous pasteis de nata, flaky custard tart treats. Portugal is also renowned for its wines, notably Port wine and the green wines from the north, which pair perfectly with every meal. Whether dining in a traditional tavern, a Michelin-starred restaurant, or a local market, every meal in Portugal is a celebration of Mediterranean cuisine and authentic flavors.
Charming Neighborhoods Full of History
Each city in Portugal has its unique, charming neighborhoods. In Lisbon, the Alfama district, with its winding streets and colorful houses, immerses you in the country’s history. The Bairro Alto, vibrant and bohemian, is the perfect spot to experience Portuguese nightlife. In Porto, the Ribeira district, with its narrow streets and Douro riverbanks, offers a picturesque atmosphere and a romantic setting. Cities like Sintra and Évora, with their historical sites and timeless atmosphere, add a magical touch to your journey.
Parks and Gardens to Relax
Portugal also offers beautiful green spaces for a relaxing break. The Eduardo VII Park in Lisbon, the Pena Gardens in Sintra, and Serralves Park in Porto are perfect places to stroll and enjoy tranquility. The country’s botanical gardens, such as the one at Universidade de Coimbra, offer picturesque landscapes and lush vegetation to explore.
Shopping and Handicrafts in the Spotlight
Portugal is a dream destination for shopping and handicraft enthusiasts. Lisbon and Porto are popular destinations for designer boutiques, but also for local markets where you can find unique artisanal products, such as:
- Famous azulejos (ceramic tiles)
- Alentejo pottery
- Leather goods
Don’t miss the Christmas markets and craft festivals, where you can discover original creations.
Easy Access and Diverse Accommodation
Portugal is well-connected by international flights through airports in Lisbon, Porto, and Faro. It also has an excellent network of trains and buses, making it easy to travel across the country. In terms of accommodation, Portugal offers a wide range of options, from luxury hotels and historic pousadas to charming guesthouses and comfortable apartments. No matter your budget, you’ll find the perfect choice for an enjoyable stay.
A Must-Visit Destination
With its majestic monuments, vibrant culture, and exquisite cuisine, Portugal is a must-visit destination, ideal for history lovers, food enthusiasts, and anyone eager for authentic discoveries.
Accommodation Options for Your Portugal Stay
For your stay in Portugal, we offer a wide range of accommodation options, designed to meet every taste and expectation. Whether you’re seeking luxury, comfort, or a more intimate setting, you’ll find the ideal choice among our selection.
Hotels
We collaborate with a broad range of hotels, from budget-friendly establishments to five-star resorts with international acclaim.
- Luxury Hotels: Enjoy top-tier facilities with spacious rooms, stunning views of the sea, scenic hills, or charming Portuguese villages, along with luxurious spas, swimming pools, and even personalized concierge services.
- Mid-Range Options: For a more affordable stay, we offer three-star hotels and stylish, comfortable hostels, perfect for travelers seeking a practical and pleasant experience.
Private Houses and Villas
For those seeking more privacy and space, renting a house or villa is an excellent choice. We offer properties located in popular regions, such as:
- The Algarve
- The scenic Sintra hills
- The picturesque Douro Valley
These properties are equipped with modern kitchens, spacious living areas, and, in some cases, private swimming pools and gardens, making them ideal for families or groups of friends.
Personalized Services and Amenities
In every type of accommodation, we strive to offer extra amenities to ensure our clients’ comfort, including:
- Room service
- Access to fitness centers
- Free Wi-Fi
- Breakfast options or half-board packages
You can also opt for rooms with a balcony, sea views, or lush landscape views, all tailored to your preferences and budget.
A Perfect Match for Every Traveler
With this diverse selection of accommodations, we are committed to finding the perfect match that will meet your expectations and guarantee an exceptional stay in Portugal
Transportation Options in Portugal
To make your travel across Portugal seamless, a variety of transportation options are available, tailored to the diverse landscapes and style of your journey.
Public Transportation: Practical and Cost-Effective
Major cities like Lisbon and Porto have well-developed public transportation networks, including the metro, buses, and trams.
- In Lisbon, the famous Tram 28 offers a leisurely way to explore the city’s historic neighborhoods.
- You can use the Viva Viagem card or purchase single tickets to explore the city at a low cost.
- Public transportation is fast, efficient, and budget-friendly, making it ideal for short city trips.
Airport Transfers: Convenience and Comfort
For a stress-free transfer from the airport to your accommodation, you can choose:
- A private transfer service
- A shared shuttle
These practical options help you avoid the hassle of taxis or public transport and allow you to start your stay with ease and comfort.
Car Rental: Freedom and Exploration
Renting a car offers the ultimate freedom to explore Portugal at your pace.
- Drive to the stunning beaches of the Algarve,
- Venture into the scenic Serra da Estrela mountains,
- Or discover the Douro Valley, famous for its picturesque vineyards.
The well-maintained roads and extensive highway network make it easy to explore areas that are less accessible by public transportation.
Taxis and Rideshare Services: Flexible Options Anytime
- Taxis and rideshare services (Uber, Bolt) are readily available in major cities and tourist areas.
- Whether you need a quick ride in Lisbon or a customized visit to nearby attractions, it’s a flexible and practical choice, especially in the evening or when carrying luggage.
On Foot: An Authentic Portuguese Experience
Portugal is best experienced on foot, especially in its historic cities:
- In Lisbon, stroll through the Alfama and Bairro Alto neighborhoods,
- Cross lively squares,
- Or explore the colorful streets of Porto.
Walking offers the best way to immerse yourself in the local culture, discovering unique details and charm at every corner.
A Seamless Travel Experience
Whether you opt for public transportation, a rental car, or a personalized transportation choice, Portugal offers a variety of practical and enjoyable solutions to ensure a stress-free and memorable stay!
Portugal: A Vibrant and Charming Destination
Portugal, a country with diverse landscapes and a rich history, is a true European gem. From Lisbon to Porto, the Algarve beaches to the central mountains, each region offers its unique treasures and highlights that will captivate every kind of traveler.
Exceptional Architectural Heritage
Portugal is a perfect blend of tradition and modernity.
- In Lisbon, the Belém district is home to the iconic Belém Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery.
- In Porto, you’ll find the impressive Dom Luís Bridge.
- The azulejos (decorative ceramic tiles) embellish many facades, creating a breathtaking visual spectacle in the historic streets of cities.
Each monument showcases the country’s maritime history and cultural influences.
Cultural and Artistic Richness
Portugal is a cultural hub, with numerous museums and festivals:
- The Calouste Gulbenkian Museum in Lisbon
- The Modern Art Museum in Porto
- The famous fado performances in the streets of Lisbon and Coimbra
Portugal is also renowned for its literature, with iconic authors like Fernando Pessoa and José Saramago, who made significant contributions to global culture.
Delicious and Diverse Cuisine
Portuguese cuisine is a true journey for the palate:
- Savor the iconic bacalhau (salted cod),
- Enjoy pasteis de nata (small flaky custard pastries),
- And taste Port wines and Alentejo wines.
The country is a paradise for seafood lovers, particularly along the coastal regions. Local markets, like Mercado da Ribeira in Lisbon or Mercado do Bolhão in Porto, are perfect places to taste traditional specialties and experience local flavors.
Paradisiacal Beaches and Pristine Nature
Portugal boasts some of Europe’s most stunning beaches, especially in the Algarve, with its hidden coves and crystal-clear waters.
- The Portuguese coastline offers endless opportunities for swimming, surfing, or simply relaxing in the sun.
- In the interior regions, you can explore the Serra da Estrela mountains or wander through the lush forests of the Minho region, immersing yourself fully in nature.
Vibrant Cities Full of Life and Diversity
- Lisbon, the vibrant capital, is known for its picturesque hills, historic trams, and breathtaking views.
- Porto, in the north, will charm you with its paved streets, iconic bridge, and famous Porto wine.
Each city in Portugal has its distinct identity, but all share a warm welcome and a relaxed atmosphere that invites you to wander, explore, and enjoy life.
A Paradise for Wine and Culture Lovers
Portugal is the birthplace of Port wine but also offers a wide array of high-quality wines, especially from regions like the Douro and Alentejo.
- Visit wine cellars
- Enjoy local tastings
- Discover the stunning vineyard landscapes.
Accessibility and Diverse Accommodation Options
Portugal is easily accessible thanks to international airports in Lisbon, Porto, and Faro. The country offers a wide range of accommodations:
- Boutique hotels
- Family-run guesthouses
- Luxury villas overlooking the ocean
There’s an option for every type of traveler and budget.
An Ideal Destination for Every Kind of Trip
With its varied landscapes, cultural heritage, delicious cuisine, and warm atmosphere, Portugal offers an unforgettable travel experience, whether you’re seeking culture, gastronomy, or simply a chance to relax and unwind.
Passport and Entry Requirements
Passport: European Union (EU) citizens do not need a visa to enter Portugal, but a valid passport or national ID card is required.
Visa: Tourists from the EU and many other countries, including the USA, do not require a visa for stays of up to 90 days. U.S. citizens need a valid passport for entry. For longer stays or specific activities, check the requirements with the Portuguese embassy or consulate in your home country.
Transportation and Mobility
Public Transportation:
Portugal has a reliable public transport network. Lisbon and Porto feature metro systems, trams, buses, and suburban trains. Single tickets are affordable, and daily or multi-day passes provide cost-effective options for tourists.
Taxis and Ride-Sharing:
Taxis are widely available and affordable compared to other European countries. Ride-sharing services like Uber, Bolt, and Free Now also operate in major cities.
Walking and Cycling:
Portugal’s historic cities, like Lisbon and Porto, are perfect for exploring on foot. For a scenic experience, consider renting a bike, especially along coastal areas or in parks.
Currency
Euro (€):
Portugal uses the euro. Credit cards like Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted, but carrying cash is useful for smaller establishments or rural areas.
Tipping:
Tipping is not mandatory, but leaving 5-10% in restaurants or cafés is appreciated. In taxis, rounding up the fare is common practice.
Health and Insurance
Health Insurance:
EU citizens can use their European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) to access basic healthcare services in Portugal. Visitors from outside the EU, including the U.S., should secure travel insurance covering medical expenses and emergencies.
Pharmacies:
Pharmacies are easily recognizable by their green cross sign. Many have extended hours, and some in larger cities operate 24/7.
Phone and Internet
Power Adapter:
Portugal uses Type C and F plugs with a voltage of 230V. Ensure you have a compatible adapter for your devices.
Mobile Plans:
International roaming can be expensive. Consider buying a local SIM card or a prepaid eSIM for affordable data. Wi-Fi is widely available in hotels, restaurants, and public areas.
Time Zone
Portugal is in the Western European Time Zone (UTC+0) and observes daylight saving time (UTC+1 in summer). Adjust your plans accordingly if traveling from a different time zone.
Safety
Portugal is one of the safest countries in Europe, but standard precautions apply. In busy tourist areas like Lisbon’s Alfama district or Porto’s Ribeira, be mindful of pickpockets. Keep valuables secure and avoid poorly lit or isolated areas at night.
Culture and Local Customs
- Politeness is important in Portugal. A simple “bom dia” (good morning) or “obrigado/a” (thank you) goes a long way.
- Lunch is typically served between 12:30 PM and 2:30 PM, while dinner starts around 7:30 PM.
- Many shops close for a break in the afternoon, especially outside major cities, but reopen later in the evening.
Enjoy your stay in Portugal, where breathtaking landscapes and warm hospitality await!
PRESENTATION
Iconic Monuments and Breathtaking Architecture
Portugal, rich in history and heritage, is home to iconic landmarks that captivate every visitor. From the majestic Belém Tower in Lisbon to the impressive ruins of Conimbriga, not to mention the stunning Porto Cathedral and the Batalha Monastery, each site is a true architectural masterpiece. Heritage enthusiasts will also be delighted by palaces and castles, such as the Pena Palace in Sintra, which transport visitors into a fascinating past. The cobblestone streets of Lisbon and the colorful houses of Alfama, with their azulejo facades, add to the unique charm of this country.
An Unparalleled Cultural Richness
Portugal is a cultural crossroads, where history, music, and traditions come together. Cities like Lisbon and Porto are cultural hubs where you can explore outstanding museums like the Gulbenkian Museum, or enjoy fado performances, a traditional Portuguese musical genre. Dance and theater enthusiasts will also find numerous opportunities to enjoy themselves. Portugal is also known for cultural festivals, where visitors can immerse themselves in local music, arts, and gastronomy.
A Refined and Savory Cuisine
Portuguese cuisine is a true delight for the palate. Savor specialties like bacalhau (cod), grilled sardines, and the famous pasteis de nata, flaky custard tart treats. Portugal is also renowned for its wines, notably Port wine and the green wines from the north, which pair perfectly with every meal. Whether dining in a traditional tavern, a Michelin-starred restaurant, or a local market, every meal in Portugal is a celebration of Mediterranean cuisine and authentic flavors.
Charming Neighborhoods Full of History
Each city in Portugal has its unique, charming neighborhoods. In Lisbon, the Alfama district, with its winding streets and colorful houses, immerses you in the country’s history. The Bairro Alto, vibrant and bohemian, is the perfect spot to experience Portuguese nightlife. In Porto, the Ribeira district, with its narrow streets and Douro riverbanks, offers a picturesque atmosphere and a romantic setting. Cities like Sintra and Évora, with their historical sites and timeless atmosphere, add a magical touch to your journey.
Parks and Gardens to Relax
Portugal also offers beautiful green spaces for a relaxing break. The Eduardo VII Park in Lisbon, the Pena Gardens in Sintra, and Serralves Park in Porto are perfect places to stroll and enjoy tranquility. The country’s botanical gardens, such as the one at Universidade de Coimbra, offer picturesque landscapes and lush vegetation to explore.
Shopping and Handicrafts in the Spotlight
Portugal is a dream destination for shopping and handicraft enthusiasts. Lisbon and Porto are popular destinations for designer boutiques, but also for local markets where you can find unique artisanal products, such as:
- Famous azulejos (ceramic tiles)
- Alentejo pottery
- Leather goods
Don’t miss the Christmas markets and craft festivals, where you can discover original creations.
Easy Access and Diverse Accommodation
Portugal is well-connected by international flights through airports in Lisbon, Porto, and Faro. It also has an excellent network of trains and buses, making it easy to travel across the country. In terms of accommodation, Portugal offers a wide range of options, from luxury hotels and historic pousadas to charming guesthouses and comfortable apartments. No matter your budget, you’ll find the perfect choice for an enjoyable stay.
A Must-Visit Destination
With its majestic monuments, vibrant culture, and exquisite cuisine, Portugal is a must-visit destination, ideal for history lovers, food enthusiasts, and anyone eager for authentic discoveries.
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation Options for Your Portugal Stay
For your stay in Portugal, we offer a wide range of accommodation options, designed to meet every taste and expectation. Whether you’re seeking luxury, comfort, or a more intimate setting, you’ll find the ideal choice among our selection.
Hotels
We collaborate with a broad range of hotels, from budget-friendly establishments to five-star resorts with international acclaim.
- Luxury Hotels: Enjoy top-tier facilities with spacious rooms, stunning views of the sea, scenic hills, or charming Portuguese villages, along with luxurious spas, swimming pools, and even personalized concierge services.
- Mid-Range Options: For a more affordable stay, we offer three-star hotels and stylish, comfortable hostels, perfect for travelers seeking a practical and pleasant experience.
Private Houses and Villas
For those seeking more privacy and space, renting a house or villa is an excellent choice. We offer properties located in popular regions, such as:
- The Algarve
- The scenic Sintra hills
- The picturesque Douro Valley
These properties are equipped with modern kitchens, spacious living areas, and, in some cases, private swimming pools and gardens, making them ideal for families or groups of friends.
Personalized Services and Amenities
In every type of accommodation, we strive to offer extra amenities to ensure our clients’ comfort, including:
- Room service
- Access to fitness centers
- Free Wi-Fi
- Breakfast options or half-board packages
You can also opt for rooms with a balcony, sea views, or lush landscape views, all tailored to your preferences and budget.
A Perfect Match for Every Traveler
With this diverse selection of accommodations, we are committed to finding the perfect match that will meet your expectations and guarantee an exceptional stay in Portugal
TRANSPORT
Transportation Options in Portugal
To make your travel across Portugal seamless, a variety of transportation options are available, tailored to the diverse landscapes and style of your journey.
Public Transportation: Practical and Cost-Effective
Major cities like Lisbon and Porto have well-developed public transportation networks, including the metro, buses, and trams.
- In Lisbon, the famous Tram 28 offers a leisurely way to explore the city’s historic neighborhoods.
- You can use the Viva Viagem card or purchase single tickets to explore the city at a low cost.
- Public transportation is fast, efficient, and budget-friendly, making it ideal for short city trips.
Airport Transfers: Convenience and Comfort
For a stress-free transfer from the airport to your accommodation, you can choose:
- A private transfer service
- A shared shuttle
These practical options help you avoid the hassle of taxis or public transport and allow you to start your stay with ease and comfort.
Car Rental: Freedom and Exploration
Renting a car offers the ultimate freedom to explore Portugal at your pace.
- Drive to the stunning beaches of the Algarve,
- Venture into the scenic Serra da Estrela mountains,
- Or discover the Douro Valley, famous for its picturesque vineyards.
The well-maintained roads and extensive highway network make it easy to explore areas that are less accessible by public transportation.
Taxis and Rideshare Services: Flexible Options Anytime
- Taxis and rideshare services (Uber, Bolt) are readily available in major cities and tourist areas.
- Whether you need a quick ride in Lisbon or a customized visit to nearby attractions, it’s a flexible and practical choice, especially in the evening or when carrying luggage.
On Foot: An Authentic Portuguese Experience
Portugal is best experienced on foot, especially in its historic cities:
- In Lisbon, stroll through the Alfama and Bairro Alto neighborhoods,
- Cross lively squares,
- Or explore the colorful streets of Porto.
Walking offers the best way to immerse yourself in the local culture, discovering unique details and charm at every corner.
A Seamless Travel Experience
Whether you opt for public transportation, a rental car, or a personalized transportation choice, Portugal offers a variety of practical and enjoyable solutions to ensure a stress-free and memorable stay!
THE ESSENTIALS
Portugal: A Vibrant and Charming Destination
Portugal, a country with diverse landscapes and a rich history, is a true European gem. From Lisbon to Porto, the Algarve beaches to the central mountains, each region offers its unique treasures and highlights that will captivate every kind of traveler.
Exceptional Architectural Heritage
Portugal is a perfect blend of tradition and modernity.
- In Lisbon, the Belém district is home to the iconic Belém Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery.
- In Porto, you’ll find the impressive Dom Luís Bridge.
- The azulejos (decorative ceramic tiles) embellish many facades, creating a breathtaking visual spectacle in the historic streets of cities.
Each monument showcases the country’s maritime history and cultural influences.
Cultural and Artistic Richness
Portugal is a cultural hub, with numerous museums and festivals:
- The Calouste Gulbenkian Museum in Lisbon
- The Modern Art Museum in Porto
- The famous fado performances in the streets of Lisbon and Coimbra
Portugal is also renowned for its literature, with iconic authors like Fernando Pessoa and José Saramago, who made significant contributions to global culture.
Delicious and Diverse Cuisine
Portuguese cuisine is a true journey for the palate:
- Savor the iconic bacalhau (salted cod),
- Enjoy pasteis de nata (small flaky custard pastries),
- And taste Port wines and Alentejo wines.
The country is a paradise for seafood lovers, particularly along the coastal regions. Local markets, like Mercado da Ribeira in Lisbon or Mercado do Bolhão in Porto, are perfect places to taste traditional specialties and experience local flavors.
Paradisiacal Beaches and Pristine Nature
Portugal boasts some of Europe’s most stunning beaches, especially in the Algarve, with its hidden coves and crystal-clear waters.
- The Portuguese coastline offers endless opportunities for swimming, surfing, or simply relaxing in the sun.
- In the interior regions, you can explore the Serra da Estrela mountains or wander through the lush forests of the Minho region, immersing yourself fully in nature.
Vibrant Cities Full of Life and Diversity
- Lisbon, the vibrant capital, is known for its picturesque hills, historic trams, and breathtaking views.
- Porto, in the north, will charm you with its paved streets, iconic bridge, and famous Porto wine.
Each city in Portugal has its distinct identity, but all share a warm welcome and a relaxed atmosphere that invites you to wander, explore, and enjoy life.
A Paradise for Wine and Culture Lovers
Portugal is the birthplace of Port wine but also offers a wide array of high-quality wines, especially from regions like the Douro and Alentejo.
- Visit wine cellars
- Enjoy local tastings
- Discover the stunning vineyard landscapes.
Accessibility and Diverse Accommodation Options
Portugal is easily accessible thanks to international airports in Lisbon, Porto, and Faro. The country offers a wide range of accommodations:
- Boutique hotels
- Family-run guesthouses
- Luxury villas overlooking the ocean
There’s an option for every type of traveler and budget.
An Ideal Destination for Every Kind of Trip
With its varied landscapes, cultural heritage, delicious cuisine, and warm atmosphere, Portugal offers an unforgettable travel experience, whether you’re seeking culture, gastronomy, or simply a chance to relax and unwind.
INFORMATIONS
Passport and Entry Requirements
Passport: European Union (EU) citizens do not need a visa to enter Portugal, but a valid passport or national ID card is required.
Visa: Tourists from the EU and many other countries, including the USA, do not require a visa for stays of up to 90 days. U.S. citizens need a valid passport for entry. For longer stays or specific activities, check the requirements with the Portuguese embassy or consulate in your home country.
Transportation and Mobility
Public Transportation:
Portugal has a reliable public transport network. Lisbon and Porto feature metro systems, trams, buses, and suburban trains. Single tickets are affordable, and daily or multi-day passes provide cost-effective options for tourists.
Taxis and Ride-Sharing:
Taxis are widely available and affordable compared to other European countries. Ride-sharing services like Uber, Bolt, and Free Now also operate in major cities.
Walking and Cycling:
Portugal’s historic cities, like Lisbon and Porto, are perfect for exploring on foot. For a scenic experience, consider renting a bike, especially along coastal areas or in parks.
Currency
Euro (€):
Portugal uses the euro. Credit cards like Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted, but carrying cash is useful for smaller establishments or rural areas.
Tipping:
Tipping is not mandatory, but leaving 5-10% in restaurants or cafés is appreciated. In taxis, rounding up the fare is common practice.
Health and Insurance
Health Insurance:
EU citizens can use their European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) to access basic healthcare services in Portugal. Visitors from outside the EU, including the U.S., should secure travel insurance covering medical expenses and emergencies.
Pharmacies:
Pharmacies are easily recognizable by their green cross sign. Many have extended hours, and some in larger cities operate 24/7.
Phone and Internet
Power Adapter:
Portugal uses Type C and F plugs with a voltage of 230V. Ensure you have a compatible adapter for your devices.
Mobile Plans:
International roaming can be expensive. Consider buying a local SIM card or a prepaid eSIM for affordable data. Wi-Fi is widely available in hotels, restaurants, and public areas.
Time Zone
Portugal is in the Western European Time Zone (UTC+0) and observes daylight saving time (UTC+1 in summer). Adjust your plans accordingly if traveling from a different time zone.
Safety
Portugal is one of the safest countries in Europe, but standard precautions apply. In busy tourist areas like Lisbon’s Alfama district or Porto’s Ribeira, be mindful of pickpockets. Keep valuables secure and avoid poorly lit or isolated areas at night.
Culture and Local Customs
- Politeness is important in Portugal. A simple “bom dia” (good morning) or “obrigado/a” (thank you) goes a long way.
- Lunch is typically served between 12:30 PM and 2:30 PM, while dinner starts around 7:30 PM.
- Many shops close for a break in the afternoon, especially outside major cities, but reopen later in the evening.
Enjoy your stay in Portugal, where breathtaking landscapes and warm hospitality await!
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Our Philosophy
We firmly believe that the ideal trip is one that perfectly aligns with your expectations. Before presenting you with an itinerary, we take the time to understand your wishes, interests, and travel style.
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We begin by engaging in a conversation with you to identify your specific desires and needs
Customized development
Based on your preferences, we design a personalized itinerary
Adjustments
We refine the plan together until it perfectly reflects your vision
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