Holidays To Alentejo, Portugal We took a quick day-trip holiday to sample the culture and scenery of Alentejo, Portugal to see just what the region has to offer.The sun beamed
Holidays To Alentejo, PortugalEach region in Portugal has its own speciality. Ask the locals for their recommendation and don’t be scared to wander away from the tourist traps and dine where the Portuguese do. Most can speak English and are very friendly to foreigners.It is no coincidence that pasty Englishmen can be seen transforming into bright red lobsters on the coast of the Algarve, Portugal’s prime summer destination. Not only are there fabulous beaches and loads of golf courses, but the scenery is absolutely beautiful. Haul out a few Euros for a boat ride, and your tour guide will show you some hidden beaches and secret caves. Nightclubs are legendary and in season you are likely to meet people from all over the globe partying.Keen to enjoy something more traditional than Robbie Williams, then attend one of the music festivals and enjoy some ‘fado.’ If you are prone to depression, give it a miss because it is the saddest sounding music.Alternatively checkout a soccer match, Portugal is home to some of the finest teams and has a strong following. Another very popular sport is Rink Hockey or Roller Hockey.There are of course no shortage of historical sites and many outdoor activities to keep the determined sightseer busy.The Atlantic Ocean is on runs down the length of the west of Portugal and Spain borders it on the east.When you think of Portugal, don’t forget to include Madeira and the Azores, but more on those later.
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