Obidos

While larger cities in Portugal attract much of the attention, the romantic medieval town of Obidos in Central Portugal, is well worth a visit.

Foz do Arelho Beach

On the one side the Lagoon, a place of great natural beauty and its gentle waters ideal for children and windsurfing.

On the other side, the open ocean, creating excellent surfing conditions.

Nazaré

A typical fishing town, Nazaré is nowadays a busy summer resort, where side by side with the crowds of tourists, one still sees all over the streets of the town the fish-sellers, and the carapaus (horse mackerel) laid out to dry.

Caldas da Rainha

The town owes its name to the thermal spring that was much appreciated by Queen Dona Leonor, wife of the 15th century King Dom JoãoII.

Over the past few years, as the “Silver Coast” and Central Portugal have grown in popularity, Caldas da Rainha has become one of the most popular places to move to in Portugal.