Acommodation in Portugal: from budget to luxury

The flights are booked, the holiday can come, now the question is what kind of accommodation to choose to enjoy Portugal to the fullest. When staying in Portugal, you can choose from a variety of hotels (luxury hotels, family hotels, wellness hotels, etc.) Another option is to rent a holiday home or apartment. Alternatively, you can go camping on the Atlantic coast and experience and discover the Portuguese nature.

Holiday flats in Portugal: Good value for families

Holiday apartments or holiday homes in Portugal are currently a very popular alternative to the classic hotel stay. There is also a wide range of holiday homes to choose from: Be it a small holiday home for travellers with a small budget, or a luxury holiday home with a large apartment complex and pool. The good thing about holiday homes is that you can book a stay over a longer period of time for an affordable price.

Holiday homes are flexible, because holiday homes have kitchens where you can prepare food at any time and at a reasonable price, which is very practical and affordable for a group of several people. As it is the case in hotels, one is not bound to certain buffet times. The coolest thing about apartments and holiday homes is that you often do not have to leave your beloved pets at home and can take them with you. You can easily book holiday apartments online.

Hotels in Portugal: Luxury Hotels & Family Hotels

Portugal has many different hotels to offer: From adventurous family hotels to relaxing wellness hotels or high quality and first class luxury hotels. Depending on your budget and preferences, you can find the hotel that suits you best, ensuring a carefree and enjoyable stay. Hotels are comfortable: you don’t have to worry about anything, be it food or cleaning your room, because the hotel staff will take care of everything. Portugal has a stunning selection of organic and natural hotels, most of which are located in the centre of Portugal. Perfect for travellers who pay special attention to sustainability.

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The coolest spots in Portugal

Portugal has an incredible amount to offer and there is a lot for travellers to discover. Be it the breathtaking nature or dreamlike beaches. Especially the big cities of Lisbon and Porto are a must see, they have become the most popular destinations in Western Europe. More and more travel enthusiasts want to discover Portugal. The big cities convince with history, many activities for tourists and beautiful spots to see and experience.

Lisbon: the famous cosmopolitan city

• Listen to Fado: Fado is a well known Portuguese music style that is best enjoyed over dinner in a restaurant in Alfama, Mouraria or Madragoa.
• Climb the castle Castelo de Sao Jorge: The famous Portuguese castle is the highest point in the Portuguese city and simply fascinating.
• Take the Santa Justa elevator up: The elevator is over 100 years old and offers a breathtaking view of the old town of Lisbon.
• Take the tram: A tram ride through Lisbon is one of the best ways to travel through the historic districts. It is also a cool photo spot.
• Go to Terreiro do Paco square: Terreiro do Paco is the largest square in Lisbon, and is considered a symbol of the city of Lisbon.

Exciting activities in popular Porto

Porto is the second largest city in Portugal, and is translated into German as “port”. Porto is located on the Atlantic coast and is fascinating and lively. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Western Europe. The city offers interesting tourist activities and an exciting nightlife.

• Discover the Ponte Dom Luis: The Dom Luis is located in the middle of the city, connecting the municipality of Vila Nova de Gaia with the Ribeira district. The Dom Luis offers an unforgettable view over Porto.
• The Estacio de Sao Bento: The historic train station is located in the centre of Porto, and is a must-see for its architecture and the paintings inside the station.
• Livraria Lello: The Livraria Lello bookshop is a cathedral of books. Every visitor will remember the bookshop for its beautiful wooden staircase.
• Igreja dos Clérigos – The Clérigos Church: The Igreja dos Clérigos is built in a breathtaking baroque style. The former monastery now houses a museum with goldsmith’s art, paintings, sculptures and furniture from the 13th to 20th century. The church is one of the symbols of Porto.
• The Parque das Virtudes: The park is in the middle of the city. It is located in the centre of the city and is terraced. From the park you have an unforgettable view of the Douro, the Vila Nova de Gaia and the customs building. The Parque das Virtudes is a good place to picnic and relax. A place you have to see and experience in Porto!

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Flamingo Beach, Aruba

Flamingo Beach has all the makings of a gorgeous beach getaway, from its soft sands to the warm waters. But one thing sets it apart from the rest, and you only need to look at its name to take a wild guess: at Flamingo Beach, its most popular locals are none other than a small group of flamingos. Here, guests can roam around with these friendly pink-feathered residents, putting all those inflatable swans on your Instagram feed to shame.

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Callejon de Hamel, Havana

Havana might be known for its iconic rum and revolutions, but its historic art scene is not to be missed. Head down to the Callejon de Hamel, a funky alley lined with colorful murals and sculptures that pay tribute to Afro-Cuban religions. There are also some museums and artisan markets in the area to enrich your experience. However, the icing on the cake is their street dancing culture. Every Sunday, the streets are filled with people playing rumba music and dancing the cha-cha. Don’t miss out, and bring a comfortable pair of shoes that can take you through its rustic streets and a round or two of dancing. The No. 6 Mid-Heel Clogs boast the comfort of your favorite sneakers, with the advantage of looking fabulous with a dress. It’ll have you Instagram-ready in no time.

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Turks and Caicos Islands
Known for their luxury hotels and spas, the Turks and Caicos Islands have miles and miles of unspoilt beaches and vivid reefs. Amazingly, only eight of the islands and cays are inhabited, which makes it the best choice if you’re looking to avoid crowds. It’s perfect for lounging on the sand for hours, so come prepared with a trusty beach towel. The Dock & Bay’s Microfiber Beach Towel is a good choice because it’s built to repel sand, while its vibrant designs makes it a lovely addition to your pictures.

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Willemstad, Curaçao

Despite being often overshadowed by its sister islands, Aruba and Bonaire, Curaçao has its own distinct charm. One of its most popular locations is downtown Willemstad, which you’ll recognize by its signature colorful blocks of houses and brightly hued structures. For the best angle, visit the floating Queen Emma bridge that connects the Punda and Otrobanda neighborhoods. Here, you’ll get an unparalleled view of the historical town to the backdrop of its panoramic waters.

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Secret Bay, Dominica

Think the Caribbean has nothing to offer but beaches? Dominica happens to have that, plus incredibly rich jungles. With about 600 miles of flora and fauna, Dominica is home to 365 rivers, countless nature preserves, and a few glorious volcanoes. If you’re looking for the right amount of seclusion, Secret Bay feels like an exclusive paradise. Here, you can even book your own cliff-top bungalow. And because you’ve got the best of beach life and forestry, you have to have more than your favorite swimsuit. In this regard, Woman Within’s cover-ups will keep you dry as you hop in and out of the water. Its lightweight fabric is ideal for taking you from coast-side to the heart of the jungle. They’re also the more stylish option rather than wrapping yourself in a towel, so you can be ready to pose for the camera in no time.

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Mt. Scenery, Saba

Resting on the pyramid-shaped Saba, Mt. Scenery is the highest point in the Kingdom of the Caribbean Netherlands. This dormant volcano last erupted in 1640, so now it’s simply a hiker’s haven. Lined with centuries-old mahogany trees, orchids, and other epiphytes, the gorgeous views make climbing Mt. Scenery’s 1,064 stairs worth it, but of course, it’s no walk in the park. Be sure to bring a backpack that can carry all your essentials for the day. Patagonia’s range of backpacks are as stylish as they are functional, with various designs for each purpose. Whether you’re looking for something waterproof, lightweight, or simple, these backpacks have something for you.

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