Does it snow in Portugal? Oh yes, it does! But only in the highest mountains! Serra da Estrela is the highest mountain range on continental Portugal and is THE place to spot some snow. There are even ski resorts in the Serra da Estrela mountains, and it is the perfect place to enjoy some winter weather. The post Snow in Portugal; Visit Serra da Estrela for skiing and tasty cheese appeared first on Discover Portugal.| Discover Portugal
When you go to Funchal on Madeira island, visiting Monte Palace Madeira is kind of a must. Its location on top of the hills offers stunning views over Funchal, and the exotic plants and flowers are amazing to see! It’s a favourite sight for many and a tranquil oasis of peace in the city. But there is more… Let's check it out! The post Discover the beautiful Monte Palace Madeira gardens appeared first on Discover Portugal.| Discover Portugal
Levada das 25 Fontes e Risco is one of the most popular levada walks in Madeira! You're surrounded by an ancient Laurissilva forest and you'll find two impressive waterfalls: Risco Waterfall and 25 Fontes! Are you new to hiking? No problem! Overall, the trail is flat, and the route is easy to follow. You can extend the walk or enjoy a circular path in the green forest. Ready to discover 25 springs along the hike? You might get wet! The post The stunning PR6 Levada Das 25 Fontes and Risco Wate...| Discover Portugal
Portugal has some incredible beaches, and it's a fantastic destination for a beach holiday! The beaches in Sintra are like paradise on earth, and many are easy to reach from Lisbon. My first holiday after moving to Portugal was in Sintra, and I've visited many beaches since then. It's my favourite beach destination and so close to Lisbon. So, let's take a look at the best Sintra beaches and how to get there!| Discover Portugal
Praia da Ursa is one of the most beautiful beaches in Portugal! It's near Lisbon and the perfect spot if you love beautiful scenery. The area is known for its rocky cliffs and hiking trails. You can reach this Portuguese beach only by hiking, and the route will take you 30 to minutes one way. If you love a wild landscape, you'll love it here! And many photographers come to capture the rocks at sunset. Discover the legend of the Ice Age, Rocha da Ursa and where the bear references come from. T...| Discover Portugal