BIRD WATCHING IN PORTUGAL
White Storks, Western Algarve
The Society for the Study of Birds – SPEA is a nonprofit scientific association that promotes the study and conservation of birds in Portugal. If you would like to know more about the Bird Watching activities please visit their website for more information.
www.spea.pt/en/birdwatching/birdwatching-tourism
RIVER TRIP TO SILVES
Peaceful river trip to Silves
Take a River Trip to Silves up the river Arcade from Portimão through unspoilt countryside to the historic town of Silves.
Please visit their website for more information http://rivertriptosilves.co.uk/
SURFING & KITE SURFING
Surfing is extremely popular in Portugal so why not check out these surf camps for something a little different!
The kite & surf & wake Camp in Lagos offers a big set of daily extreme sports. Check out their website for details
http://www.surfinn.travel/surfcamps/portugal/lagos-kite-surf
Surf’inn Surf Camps
Do you love surfing or looking for different experience? Check out the Surf’inn Surf Camps network intended to develop and promote a set of surf and kite activities.
Website: www.surfinn.travel/
I loved Portugal. I desperately want to go back. Research on it, find out what you want to do. English isn’t spoekn quite as widly as it is in other European countries. In the south the Algarve area they know more English there as it is more touristy. You *could* go on a tour, but I think you would miss out on half the fun of discovery. Eating out was fun, because we usually couldn’t read the menu so our meals were always random (and the food was so good). They don’t have street signs or anything like that, so if you were thinking about driving just keep that in mind. I hear train travel is quite affordable.As for things to do Porto was great. I did the Sandeman tour and port tasting. Not far outside of Lisbon is Sintra which has a fantastic castle that is a must see. The south has very pretty coastline.
I loved Portugal. I desperately want to go back. Research on it, find out what you want to do. English isn’t speokn quite as widly as it is in other European countries. In the south the Algarve area they know more English there as it is more touristy. You *could* go on a tour, but I think you would miss out on half the fun of discovery. Eating out was fun, because we usually couldn’t read the menu so our meals were always random (and the food was so good). They don’t have street signs or anything like that, so if you were thinking about driving just keep that in mind. I hear train travel is quite affordable.As for things to do Porto was great. I did the Sandeman tour and port tasting. Not far outside of Lisbon is Sintra which has a fantastic castle that is a must see. The south has very pretty coastline.
Looks nice with the various activities for the whole family!