Surfing

  Sagres, perched at the southwestern tip of Portugal, is famed for its wild Atlantic vistas, legendary surf, and deep-rooted maritime history. If you’re in search of dramatic cliffs, serene beaches, delicious seafood, and a taste of “the end of the world” atmosphere, Sagres is the place to be. Here’s your essential guide to the Read More

The coastline of Central Portugal is 279 kilometres long and boasts some of Europe's top surf areas. During the summer season, smaller boards are acceptable for surfing waves, sometimes smaller and softer. During winter days, larger boards are a necessary requirement for surfing more powerful waves or even for surfing gigantic waves. And with so Read More

Portugal offers it all, from a surfer's perspective. It is not just the incredible waves that make it one of the world's top surfing destinations; it is also the surf culture, the unique charm, and the affordability. Why visit Portugal to surf? The quick answer is that Portugal has every type of wave conceivable and Read More

Discover the timeless allure of Portugal’s Cascais Coast—the Portuguese Riviera. Explore historic seaside towns, golden beaches, iconic landmarks, vibrant culture, outdoor adventures, and captivating art, all just moments from Lisbon. Perfect for beach lovers, culture enthusiasts, and leisure travelers alike!

The Fort of São Miguel Arcanjo (St. Michael the Archangel) is located in the Portuguese town of Nazaré, in the Leiria District. It was built in 1577 but has been remodelled and expanded numerous times since then. The fort is a major tourist attraction, owing in part to its closeness to a surfing region renowned Read More