Rich in natural landscapes and traditions, northern Portugal offers exceptional beaches, including some of the country’s best river beaches. Some are widely known, while others are true hidden gems, offering a refreshing and peaceful experience for nature lovers. All stand out for their beauty and excellent facilities. Discover these natural wonders with us and explore …
The Pincho Trail is a circular hike of about 10 km (6.2 miles) that starts and ends in Montaria, in the municipality of Viana do Castelo. Along the way, you’ll discover some of the most famous attractions of the Serra d’Arga, especially the Pincho Waterfall — one of the most beautiful in northern Portugal. This …
Octopus Bean Stew (Feijoada de Polvo) is a traditional Portuguese dish, most commonly found in coastal regions. However, it’s not something you’ll often see on the menu at typical Portuguese restaurants. Feijoada in Portuguese means Bean Stew, and polvo is octopus. So, feijoada de Polvo is octopus bean stew. This comforting and hearty meal combines …
Portugal is famous for its Atlantic coastline, but when the heat rises inland, nothing beats discovering the country’s incredible river beaches. They offer calm, refreshing waters, stunning landscapes, and often much more tranquility. From north to south, from hidden little lagoons to massive dams, river beaches have become real summer hideaways — perfect for anyone …
The North of Portugal is full of incredible waterfalls, each with its own charm and stunning natural scenery. From easily accessible spots to more hidden gems, there are plenty of options for nature lovers — and in many cases, even for a proper swim. We’ve rounded up 10 of the best waterfalls in Northern Portugal, …