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Breakfasts, Manor Houses and self-catering apartments/aparthotels
and villas. Also now introducing:The
Pousadas of Portugal. Relax on the golden beaches of the
famous Algarve, explore exciting Lisbon and Oporto, or enjoy the green
surroundings of the North of Portugal. We are now offering a range
of wonderful tour options in Portugal - more
details. New addition:Photo
galleries of the Azores and Madeira.
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please view the featured properties.
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PROPERTY IN THE ALGARVE - BEST BUY! No
2 Ocean View, Praia da Luz (Ref: 1974) No
2 Ocean View is one of an exclusive development of 6 luxury townhouses
in a fantastic location just yards from the sea and 150 meters from the
centre of Luz village. The clean sandy beach of Praia da Luz with its restaurants,
beach bars and watersports is less than 250 meters away. The unit shares
a large pool and has secure underground parking for 2 cars. Sleeping 6
in 1 double and 2 twin bedrooms, with 2 bathrooms and downstairs wash room,
the townhouse is airconditioned and the large lounge/dining area has full
length sliding doors onto the patio overlooking the sea. The large modern
kitchen includes dishwasher, washing machine, gas hob, oven, microwave
and large fridge with freezer. The sea dominates the downstairs recreation
area as well as the two sea facing bedrooms, both of which have sliding
doors onto a balcony with table and chairs... read
more
Alentejo,
Portugal
Vast
golden plains, medieval castles and golden beaches... To the northeast
are the beautiful villages and towns which make up the so-called Rota dos
Castelos (Castle Route): Nisa, Castelo de Vide, Marvão, Portalegre
and Alter do Chão. Further south, the landscape becomes warmer and
flatter; around Évora (one of the most beautiful towns in Portugal),
are Monsaraz, Vila Viçosa, Estremoz, and Arraiolos (renowned for
its hand made tapestries, based on traditional drawings from the 17th and
18th centuries). Discover Alentejo
The
Algarve, Portugal
Situated
on the extreme South of Portugal, this part of the territory was the last
to be conquered from the Moors by the Portuguese king in 1292. Traces of
the Moorish presence are still seen in its unique architecture - terraces,
chimneys and whitewashed houses. Sunshine all year around, and gorgeous
beaches, make the Algarve an ideal holiday destination for everyone. Discover
the Algarve.
Azores
Islands, Portugal
The
Azores (Portuguese: Açores) are an archipelago of Portuguese islands
in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, about 1,500 km from Lisbon and about
3,900 km from the east coast of North America. The nine Azorean Islands
extend for more than 600 km, and lie in a northwest-southeast direction.
Discover
the Azores.
Beiras,
Centro de Portugal
This
region is made up of two contrasting areas. The extensive beaches and fishing
villages lie along the coast, while in the interior the mountains dominate
the landscape. “Beiras” is the traditional name of a region running
south of Douro river and north of Tagus river. The region is one of deep
contrasts: the Atlantic coastline, where a temperate climate, white sandy
beaches and the Atlantic pine forests are typical, and the interior where
more forbidding mountains and rocks set the tone. Discover
Beiras.
Lisboa
e Vale do Tejo
These
are few more immediately likeable capitals than LISBON (Lisboa). A lively
and varied place, it remains in some ways curiously provincial, rooted
as much in the 1920s as the 2000s. Pre-World War I wooden trams clank up
outrageous gradients, past mosaic pavements and Art Nouveau cafés,
and the medieval, village-like quarter of Alfama which hangs below the
city's São Jorge castle.... Discover
Lisbon and Lisboa region.
Madeira
Islands, Portugal
Situated
in the Atlantic ocean, about 350 miles west of Morocco, Africa, the archipelago
of the Madeira Islands is a popular year-round resort. Discovered in the
15th Century, the islands are known worldwide for Madeira wine, temperate
climate, rugged scenery and beautiful flowers. Discover
Madeira.
Porto
e Norte, Portugal
The
natural beauty of Portugal’s oldest region forms the backdrop for this
proud and traditional land. The Douro River and the Port producing
regions are astounding in their beauty... The Douro river is the
longest in northern Portugal. It winds its way past mountains and cliffs
until it reaches the Atlantic near the city of Porto. Discover
Porto and the North of Portugal.
Please
click
to view the location map to view the various regions of Portugal
covered by this site, or use the links below to explore the different areas.
Plus you will find a regional map on each regional links page. Enjoy
your visit!
Vast
golden plains, medieval castles and golden beaches... To the northeast
are the beautiful villages and towns which make up the so-called Rota dos
Castelos (Castle Route): Nisa, Castelo de Vide, Marvão, Portalegre
and Alter do Chão. Further south, the landscape becomes warmer and
flatter; around Évora (one of the most beautiful towns in Portugal),
are Monsaraz, Vila Viçosa, Estremoz, and Arraiolos (renowned for
its hand made tapestries, based on traditional drawings from the 17th and
18th centuries). 
Situated
on the extreme South of Portugal, this part of the territory was the last
to be conquered from the Moors by the Portuguese king in 1292. Traces of
the Moorish presence are still seen in its unique architecture - terraces,
chimneys and whitewashed houses. Sunshine all year around, and gorgeous
beaches, make the Algarve an ideal holiday destination for everyone. 
The
Azores (Portuguese: Açores) are an archipelago of Portuguese islands
in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, about 1,500 km from Lisbon and about
3,900 km from the east coast of North America. The nine Azorean Islands
extend for more than 600 km, and lie in a northwest-southeast direction.
This
region is made up of two contrasting areas. The extensive beaches and fishing
villages lie along the coast, while in the interior the mountains dominate
the landscape. “Beiras” is the traditional name of a region running
south of Douro river and north of Tagus river. The region is one of deep
contrasts: the Atlantic coastline, where a temperate climate, white sandy
beaches and the Atlantic pine forests are typical, and the interior where
more forbidding mountains and rocks set the tone. 
These
are few more immediately likeable capitals than LISBON (Lisboa). A lively
and varied place, it remains in some ways curiously provincial, rooted
as much in the 1920s as the 2000s. Pre-World War I wooden trams clank up
outrageous gradients, past mosaic pavements and Art Nouveau cafés,
and the medieval, village-like quarter of Alfama which hangs below the
city's São Jorge castle.... 
Situated
in the Atlantic ocean, about 350 miles west of Morocco, Africa, the archipelago
of the Madeira Islands is a popular year-round resort. Discovered in the
15th Century, the islands are known worldwide for Madeira wine, temperate
climate, rugged scenery and beautiful flowers. 
The
natural beauty of Portugal’s oldest region forms the backdrop for this
proud and traditional land. The Douro River and the Port producing
regions are astounding in their beauty... The Douro river is the
longest in northern Portugal. It winds its way past mountains and cliffs
until it reaches the Atlantic near the city of Porto. 
