Walking holidays have become a popular travel trend in recent years. People of all ages are taking vacations to countries with popular long-distance trails or iconic paths just to walk, like the Fisherman Trail in Porto Covo, Portugal, or the Camino de Santiago in Spain. It’s an incredible way to explore different landscapes, towns, and cities…
Picture this: cobblestone streets, breathtaking beaches, and pastéis de nata that make your taste buds dance. That’s Portugal in a nutshell. But for us, it was more than just a vacation spot. It was where we wanted to write the next chapter of our love story.
Our Top 5 Reasons for Choosing Portugal:
Affordable living compared to other European countries
Friendly locals who welcome expats with open arms
A perfect blend of history and modernity
Amazing food and wine.
Golden Visa program for non-EU citizens (hello, opportunity!)
Porto is a beautiful town in the North of Portugal and is the second largest town in the nation. Portugal’s second city is most famous for, of course, its ports. The grapes to produce these fortified wines grow well in the Douro Valley, thanks to its idyllic climate. This making port tasting in Porto the perfect destination to explore the depths of sweet fortified wines!
Last updated on December 15th, 2013 at 04:04 pmWhile in Lisbon, we stumbled upon a wonderful market for special gifts, the Ladra Flea Market. Feira da Ladra, its Spanish name, basically translates to “market of thieves.” However, what you’ll actually find is a market with exquisitely hand crafted items. There are stalls with beautiful jewelry…
