The Alentejo has some of the best sweets in Portugal, from the Fidalgo cake to Sericaia. Most Alentejo sweets are convent sweets, made almost exclusively with eggs, almonds, and gila jam. They are complex, yet simply divine. This article will analyze the best sweets in Alentejo and what makes them so delicious. The Alentejo has …
The PR8 AVV – Mistura das Águas trail is a circular trail (more or less, below we explain better) with about 13 km that goes from Casa Florestal do Baleiral to the mouth of the Peneda River in the Laboreiro River (Mistura de Águas which translates to mixing waters), passing by Lagoa dos Druidas, one …
Peniche is known for its beaches, surfing, and strong connection to the sea. Hundreds of years ago, it was an island, but in the meantime, it joined the mainland. During its history, it was the target of constant attacks by pirates and other invaders, and it has one of the largest traditional fishing ports in …
The trail to Poço Azul in Gerês is a one-way trail that follows the same path back. In total, it’s about 9km (4.5 to go and 4.5 to return), taking us from Cascata do Arado to Poço Azul. Despite being quite popular, it is not an official trail and lacks markings, as well as indications. …
Nazaré is recently known for its beaches and giant waves, but it has been a popular holiday destination for the Portuguese for a century. Traditionally, it is a fishing town with fascinating peculiarities related to the people and the sea, making it symbolic in Portugal. Come and discover the best things to do in Nazaré, …