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Luso is a small town of around 3,000 inhabitants situated at the edge of the Bussaco National Forest in the municipality of Mealhada, a 30-minute drive northeast from Coimbra. It is home to some of the purest water in Portugal with the São João Fountain providing ever-flowing water to its residents since the middle of the 19th century. One of the interesting things to do in t...

Surfing has experienced an explosive surge in popularity. In recent years, it has established itself as a prominent sport within the global sporting landscape. What was once considered a niche activity confined to coastal communities has now transcended and gained worldwide interest. With a unique blend of artistry, athleticism, and connection to nature, surfing has carved it...

You heard about the Nacional 2, the legendary road that cut through Portugal right through the middle, but maybe you’re afraid it might be a bit too congested. You’ve also read about the lighthouse road trip we created along the Portuguese coast, but maybe you’re not a fan of coastal humidity. Well, what if I told you that there’s a third option for you to explore Portugal fr...

Did you know that Portugal boasts some of the most extraordinary stargazing opportunities in Europe? With its diverse terrain, ranging from towering mountains to remote islands in the Atlantic, Portugal offers a variety of unique locations where the stars shine brightly, far from the light pollution of urban centers. The country’s commitment to preserving these dark skies has...

Located in the Centro region of the country, the picturesque town of Óbidos is filled with quaint streets and a medieval atmosphere that will transport you back in time. The accommodation in Óbidos transports you back in time to the 14th century, with multiple charming and unique hotels to choose from. Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway or solo traveling, these 5 hote...