
Wine Country Meets Coastal Charm
Portugal is where ocean breezes carry centuries of history and every cobblestone street tells a story. From the terraced vineyards of the Douro Valley to the vibrant hills of Lisbon and the golden cliffs of the Algarve, this is Europe with a rhythm all its own. Whether you’re chasing surf, sipping Port, or getting lost in tiled alleyways, your Envoyage advisor will craft a Portugal journey that blends discovery, relaxation, and true local connection.

Portugal in Focus
Currency: Euro (€)
Tipping Customs: 10-15% at restaurants, if service charge is not included.
Language: Portuguese
Popular Drink: Port wine
Must Eat: Custard tarts
Power Up: Type F (2-prong plug), 230 V
Weather: Portugal is one of the warmest European countries. It enjoys a Mediterranean climate, even though it’s on the Atlantic shore.
Best Time to Visit: Any time of the year. Overall, summer is considered the peak season, though April-May and September-October, when the crowds are less and the weather’s good, are favorites too.

Touring the Capital City
Portugal’s capital and its largest city welcomes travelers to a world of historic castles and modern art museums, laid-back days, and a vibrant nightlife. There’s a lot to see and love in Lisbon. Tour the city’s must-see sights like Tower Vasco da Gama and Marques do Pombal Square, explore the old Alfama district, and certainly wear shoes with grip as you walk over its famous artistic stone pavements.
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Moments Worth Chasing
Wander Through Lisbon by Day and Night
Take in ancient cathedrals, hillside trams, and azulejo-covered façades by day—then let the city’s soulful fado, rooftop bars, and hidden clubs carry you into the night.
Sip Port in the Cellars of Porto
Tour the atmospheric vineyards along the Douro Valley and savor the rich, fortified wines that put Porto on the map.
Soak Up Sun Along the Algarve Coast
Unwind on golden beaches backed by dramatic cliffs, surf Atlantic waves, or explore hidden coves by boat in southern Portugal’s Algarve region.
Step Into a Fairytale in Sintra
Explore hilltop palaces, enchanted gardens, and pastel-colored castles in a town that feels plucked from fantasy—perfect for a day trip from Lisbon.
Experience Portugal Through Local Eyes
Whether sharing petiscos at a family-run tasca or joining a local guide through a quiet fishing village, discover the heart of Portugal through its people.