WHY THE CENTRE REGION? The Centre Region geographically connects the Northern Region to Lisbon and, as such, can be served in the North by the airport of Oporto and in the South by the airport of Lisbon, each one of them at about 1h to 2h distance. Given its size, it is naturally [...]

Why Lisbon? Lisbon is the ideal destination for an intense and complete journey. The city has the contrast between the typical neighbourhoods (Alfama and Bairro Alto), the historic centre (Chiado and Baixa) and the more contemporary area of ​​Parque das Nações, not to mention the monumental neighbourhood of Belém. Estoril [...]

Why Alentejo? Alentejo is geographically the largest region in the country and connects the regions of Algarve, Lisbon and the Centre of Portugal, being served especially by Lisbon airport, but also by Faro Airport, between 1 and 2 hours of travel each. Much of its area is composed of vast plains, where [...]

Why Algarve? Algarve is the region located in the extreme south of the country and its capital Faro is the entrance (through Faro Airport) and the starting point for discovering a 200km coastline, the mildest climate and the lowest rainfall levels in the country. The region is divided into two [...]

Why Madeira? The island of Madeira is located 975km southwest of Lisbon. With a subtropical climate, it is recognized for its natural beauty. Two thirds of the archipelago are formed by protected areas where the largest Laurel forest in the world stands out. The constant spring temperature throughout the year invites [...]

Why Azores? The 9 islands of the Azores archipelago are located in the North Atlantic, 1600km west of Lisbon. The archipelago is divided into 3 groups: Eastern (São Miguel and Santa Maria); Western (Corvo and Flores) and Central (Terceira, Graciosa, São Jorge, Pico and Faial). São Miguel is the largest island and [...]