Ana Veiga 
While the Algarve is world-famous for its golden beaches and cliffs, exploring inland to its boutique vineyards reveals a different side to the region. The Algarve’s unique microclimate – with over 3,000 hours of sunshine a year but cooled by Atlantic breezes produces remarkable wines that you’ll rarely find outside of the domestic market. Visiting …
Drifting above the skies of Portugal is the ever present White Stork. These large birds with their characteristic red beak, and black and white plumage are some of my favourite birds to come across. Generally around Spring time, an abundance of storks make a return to Portugal from their winter nesting sites in Africa. Although …
On the tallest peak overlooking Lisbon, you’ll find Panorâmico de Monsanto. A former panoramic restaurant now turned urban art destination.
The Algarve is famed for its incredible coastline but look beyond the beaches and you’ll find a thriving gastronomic scene based on thousands of years of history. Of course, the simplest way of experiencing this is within the region’s many incredible restaurants, cafés, and bars. If you want to go deeper, there are farms, vineyards, …