A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Hit the road and discover Madeira’s wild side on an eight-day escape filled with volcanic views and laid-back island life
8 days, from £1550 to £2150
Hit the road on a week-long escape through Portugal’s riverside cities, medieval towns and wine valleys
7 days, from £1650 to £2300
Watch Portugal roll past your window on this seven-day rail adventure from Porto to Coimbra and Lisbon
7 days, from £1700 to £2300
Pair vineyard landscapes with Portugal’s most characterful cities as you travel from Porto to Lisbon by car
9 days, from £1800 to £2300
Explore the Algarve’s quieter side, from Aljezur’s surf beaches and Tavira’s whitewashed streets to the lagoons of Ria Formosa Natural Park
9 days, from £1800 to £2500
Journey from the Alentejo’s Evora and Comporta to Lisbon, pairing vineyard landscapes with wild Atlantic beaches and historic cities
7 days, from £1900 to £2600
Island-hop between Faial, Pico, Terceira and Sao Miguel, discovering crater lakes, volcanic coastlines and lush landscapes
12 days, from £2150 to £3300
Enjoy lunch cooked in volcanic steam chambers
8 days, from £2640 to £4210
Ride horses along the coast of Andalucia
10 days, from £3320 to £5300
Discover different ways to explore Portugal
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For adventure-loving couples, Portugal couples holidays can pack in the activities. The Algarve is home to world-class golf courses, while the national parks welcome walkers of all abilities and the Azores, which are often likened to a European Galapagos, are famed for incredible diving. For foodie couples who enjoy the finer things in life, Portugal’s gastronomic scene is an example of simple, yet effective cooking. Sample authentic pastéis de nata (Portuguese custard tarts) at Casa Pastéis de Belém, Lisbon’s famous patisserie dating back to 1837. Alternatively, our travel experts can tailor-make your itinerary to include the most notable wine regions, from Alentejo to the Douro Valley, with a pitstop in Porto to sample the city’s eponymous drink, port.
For sun-worshipping couples, Portugal’s coastline promises golden coves bordered by sapphire sea and boutique resorts complete with infinity pools. The enchanting coastal fishing town of Cascais is only a 40-minute train ride from Lisbon, making for a tempting day-trip, while a week in the Algarve or the region of Alentejo is a restful holiday in its own right. For duos after a diverse holiday, Portugal couples holidays can combine the best of the urban areas, abundant beaches and cobblestone villages.
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