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Why Portugal?
Hop, skip, and jump into the whitewashed villages and swoon-worthy vistas holidays in Portugal have to offer. This European gem is teeming with buzzing city life, volcanic islands, and golden beaches impressing holiday-goers all year round.
Algarve is your best bet if you’re looking for a dramatic coastline with its golden sands, and hidden coves worthy of a pirate’s treasure. This spot is perfect for trying your hand at some watersports, from scuba to surfing and everything in between. But for that famous rock formation, you’ll want to head to Ponta da Piedade in Lagos — this cliff-like arch is one of the most photographed in Europe.
Culture vultures will want to take a city break to Lisbon, where it’s warm all year round and the architecture is beautiful. Hang-out in the old town where the streets transform at dusk; boutiques become bars while the sun sets over the pastel panorama. You’re sure to find a 1,000-year-old monastery sitting pretty next to mom-and-pop restaurants and cafes in Porto. The city is sure to fill your camera roll with its winding streets, colourful houses, and breathtaking river.
Even though it’s over 1,000km away from the mainland, Madeira is one of Portugal’s best features. This volcanic island is on the up-and-up on the holiday scene thanks to its year-round warm weather, dramatic landscapes, and a calendar chock full of fiestas. Its biggest celebration is New Year’s, which has had Guinness World Record status four years in a row for the biggest fireworks display. The waters are great for surfing, scuba diving and dolphin and whale-spotting — there are about 20 species out there. But if there’s one thing not to be missed in Funchal, it’s the famously fun wicker basket racing where you can reach speeds of 30mph!
Algarve is your best bet if you’re looking for a dramatic coastline with its golden sands, and hidden coves worthy of a pirate’s treasure. This spot is perfect for trying your hand at some watersports, from scuba to surfing and everything in between. But for that famous rock formation, you’ll want to head to Ponta da Piedade in Lagos — this cliff-like arch is one of the most photographed in Europe.
Culture vultures will want to take a city break to Lisbon, where it’s warm all year round and the architecture is beautiful. Hang-out in the old town where the streets transform at dusk; boutiques become bars while the sun sets over the pastel panorama. You’re sure to find a 1,000-year-old monastery sitting pretty next to mom-and-pop restaurants and cafes in Porto. The city is sure to fill your camera roll with its winding streets, colourful houses, and breathtaking river.
Even though it’s over 1,000km away from the mainland, Madeira is one of Portugal’s best features. This volcanic island is on the up-and-up on the holiday scene thanks to its year-round warm weather, dramatic landscapes, and a calendar chock full of fiestas. Its biggest celebration is New Year’s, which has had Guinness World Record status four years in a row for the biggest fireworks display. The waters are great for surfing, scuba diving and dolphin and whale-spotting — there are about 20 species out there. But if there’s one thing not to be missed in Funchal, it’s the famously fun wicker basket racing where you can reach speeds of 30mph!
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Hotels in Portugal
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Popular Portugal Attractions
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Things to Do
Whether you're looking for a beach getaway or city break, Portugal has something to offer every discerning traveller
Holiday Types in Portugal
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Portugal For Families
Gorgeous beaches at every turn, water parks, zoos, and food to suit all tastes: Portugal promises ample fun for all the family.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Portugal good for a holiday?
Couldn’t be better. Portugal’s recent meteoric rise up the holiday charts is thanks to its winning formula of golden beaches, hip cities, culture, and history, as well as mouthwatering food and world-class wine.
Which airports can I fly into for a holiday to Portugal?
Lisbon and Porto both have airports, while Faro is your best bet for the Algarve. You can also fly direct to Madeira’s Cristiano Ronaldo Airport in Funchal.
What is the best time of year to visit Portugal?
Spring (from March to May) is a great time to visit Portugal, with warm temperatures and flowers coming into bloom, but the country has ample to offer all year round.
What’s Portugal’s currency?
As a member of the EU, Portugal uses the Euro.
What languages are spoken in Portugal?
The national language is Portuguese, which has 10 different dialects. You should be able to speak English in tourist areas but you could always try out the local lingo for ‘Hi!’ – it’s ‘Oi!’
Is it easy to travel around Portugal?
Very. Portugal has a modern and efficient network of roads and its trains are reliable and well run. In the cities you can get around by tram or local rail.
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