Madeira Airport
Located on the northeast coast of the capital, Funchal
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Lisbon Old Town
A beautiful panorama of the Tagus River (Rio Tejo) from Alfama
Humberto Delgado Airport
Offers a broad view of Lisbon International Airport (LPPT/LIS)
Sra da Graça
Landscape over the village of Mondim de Basto and the Parque Natural do Alvão
Matosinhos
The largest sand beach close to Porto
Espinho
Breathtaking views right in front of the Atlantic Ocean
Albufeira
An exceptional view on Santa Eulalia Beach and the gleaming cliffs
Vila Nova de Gaia
Port wine cellars, the Douro River and across to Vila Nova de Gaia
Shrine of Fatima
Located at Cova da Iria, diocese of Leiria-Fátima
Praia Pequena, Sintra
Beachcam of the environment of Praia Pequena in Sintra
Praia da Rocha
Located just a few steps from Praia da Rocha in Portimão
Lajes do Pico
View of Lajes do Pico and the highest mountain of Portugal
Casa do Flores
Watch the base and the Whaler’s Museum
Peneco Beach
Located right on the beach in the heart of Albufeira
Mareta Beach
Take a tour into our breathtaking scenery
Portugal Beach Cam
Conditions for windsurfing, kitesurfing and surfing at Cabedelo Beach, Viana do Castelo
Praia da Rocha
On the eastern edge of the beach stands the Fort of Santa Catarina
Peneco Beach
From the top of the Sol e Mar Hotel facing South over Albufeira main beach
Porto
Port wine cellars, the Douro River and across to Vila Nova de Gaia
Faro, Praia de Alvor
Landscape that serves as the stage for Restinga Restaurant
Praia Grande, Sintra
Located in Praia Grande, by the sea - one of the largest saltwater swimming pools in Europe
Meia Praia, Lagos
This beach has an exotic dune field and offers a beautiful view with low dunes and low hills and very green
Estoril Coast - Cascais
Location opposite the Cascais Bay and benefiting from a fantastic view over the ocean
Portugal is the place you have to visit
Portugal has been a favorite with travelers for many decades and it really is not surprising. The country owns a wealth of history and culture as well as fantastic countryside and beaches. Located on the west coast of mainland Europe, it is bordered by the country of Spain. The Azores and Madeira are also part of Portugal.
The country’s mainland is made up of the Norte region of the north and then the country is split into the southern regions of the Algarve and Alentejo. The Norte region is well known for its cultural and historical significance. The Algarve is separated from the Alentejo by a mountain range and is slightly warmer than the northern regions.
The Algarve is a hugely popular tourist destination and is the southernmost region of Portugal. The population of the region actually doubles in the high tourist season due to the sheer volume of travelers seeking out the Algarve sun and beaches. The city of Faro is a popular destination and the region’s airport makes for an ideal location. As well as its popularity as a holiday destination, the Algarve is also well known for its produces such as figs, almonds and oranges.
The Alentejo region is the south central region of Portugal and has several main cities – Evora, Beja and Sines. This area is commonly known as the ‘bread basket’ of Portugal due to its agricultural nature. Many products are famed for originating in this region such as cheese, wine, smoked hams and sausages.
Many on holiday in this beautiful country fall in love with the Portuguese cuisine, which has a diverse range. Typical dishes are often relished with some local wine grown in the region. The Roman Empire even associated their god of wine Bacchus with Portugal. Several regions around Portugal are internationally recognized as prime wine territories and a trip to region will show you many of the lush vineyards that created the famed brands.
