Walking holiday in Portugal

- A walking holiday in the land of seafarers and explorers -

Our walking holidays in Portugal can almost be described as walking miracles, because here you can walk all year round. The extremely mild climate lets us jump into our hiking boots even in winter. Read about Portugal's best walking holidays here.

Portugal is more than football

Portugal - a wonderful country! Not only does it border the Atlantic Ocean itself, but it's also a country of wildly impressive landscapes. Because temperatures are mild all year round, vegetation is in constant bloom. Flowers in all colours of the rainbow can be seen everywhere, even on the rocky beaches along the sea. Beautiful hiking trails offer impressive views over the Atlantic Ocean, the hidden bays and beautiful countryside. The best thing is that you are not bound to travel at a particular time of year because there is always perfect weather for walking holidays. If that sounds too good to be true, then read on and see what trips we can offer you in Portugal.

Walking in Madeira

It's not without reason that flower-rich Madeira has been attracting visitors from near and far for years. Flowers as far as the eye can see, lush green meadows, a pleasant temperature all year round and the deep blue sea as a backdrop. There is something about it. This is exactly why we think Madeira is the perfect place for a world-class walking holiday. Discover our Madeira Walking Holiday, where you have the option to stay in good hotels as well as upgrade and stay in luxury. Madeira has something for everyone.

Peace and quiet in the Alentejo

You may be thinking: "where is the Alentejo"? If you don't know, you're missing out. Of course, the Alentejo is not as famous as the Algarve or the island of Madeira, but the region is at least as stunning when it comes to beautiful scenery, relaxation and culinary experiences. Authentic fishing villages along the Atlantic coast and unspoilt natural reserves make the Alentejo - Rota Vicentina walking holiday a truly special experience. If you're looking for new adventures, a walking holiday in the Alentejo is sure to hit the spot.

The Azores

Paradise on earth and a perfect destination for a nice walking holiday. The Azores consist of nine islands in total, with São Miguel, Terceira, Santa Maria and Faial being the four largest. The Azores offer many diverse walking routes and our walking holiday in the Azores takes place on the island of São Miguel, staying in the towns of Ponta Delgada and Furnas. Highlights of the Azores include the hot springs of Furnas and the viewpoint of the Sete Cidades volcanic crater.

The Portuguese Camino

Many roads lead to Santiago de Compostela and the Portuguese Camino from Porto Santiago de Compostela is a classic. The journey takes place over two weeks, walking along the Atlantic Ocean and into Spain, where you walk the last part of the pilgrimage along the Camino. It is also possible to shorten the trip and take only one week, walking from Baiona to Santiago de Compostela.

The climate in Portugal

The sun is a permanent and welcome guest in Portugal. That's why Portugal is such a popular holiday destination, not just in summer but all year round. That said, it rarely gets above 30 degrees and you could almost say that Portugal enjoys spring all year round. The water temperature is what you'd call fresh, as the Atlantic rarely gets above 20 degrees. For us hikers, the mild climate is just perfect - not too hot and not too cold, with plenty of sunshine hours.

What to eat in Portugal?

Portuguese cuisine is extremely varied. On the one hand it is very similar to Spanish and on the other it has absorbed a number of traditions from the Portuguese colonies. The widespread use of cinnamon is due to the influence of the Moors on the Iberian Peninsula. Bacalau (cod) has been a traditional dish for centuries - salted and dried.

Perfectly organised walking holiday in Portugal

Portugal has all the elements for the perfect walking holiday: great weather, beautiful scenery, great walking trails, friendly people and great food. We take care of all the essentials for your walking holiday including booking the good hotels, carefully planned routes with accompanying thorough route descriptions and maps. Of course, we also take care of your luggage from hotel to hotel and are available around the clock if you need anything.

Feel free to contact us if you want to know more about walking holidays in Portugal.