Portuguese coast in high season (august)
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Portuguese coast in high season (august)
Hello!
Me and my husband are going to Portugal in August and would really appreciate some advice on our itinerary!
I know August is high season and can be really crowded but we dont have any other choice but to travel these weeks.
Were flying to Lisbon the last week in july and plan to stay there for a week, then we would like to spend at least a week by the coast, in some cosy town/village with nice beaches.Were thinking about either find some place to stay near Lisbon and fly home from Lisbon or to go north along the coast ( by car/bus/ or train) and stay in som nice place and then fly home from Porto.
Is it possible to find a place that is not too crowded although in august? With nice beaches suitable for swimming and relaxing and preferably with a nice, not too touristy vibe. We also like good not too pricey local restaurants but have no interest in night clubs or partying. We have no previous experience with Portugal but have heard its not quite as exploited and crowded as many other places this time of year? What places would you suggest? We really appreciate all the input we can get
Me and my husband are going to Portugal in August and would really appreciate some advice on our itinerary!
I know August is high season and can be really crowded but we dont have any other choice but to travel these weeks.
Were flying to Lisbon the last week in july and plan to stay there for a week, then we would like to spend at least a week by the coast, in some cosy town/village with nice beaches.Were thinking about either find some place to stay near Lisbon and fly home from Lisbon or to go north along the coast ( by car/bus/ or train) and stay in som nice place and then fly home from Porto.
Is it possible to find a place that is not too crowded although in august? With nice beaches suitable for swimming and relaxing and preferably with a nice, not too touristy vibe. We also like good not too pricey local restaurants but have no interest in night clubs or partying. We have no previous experience with Portugal but have heard its not quite as exploited and crowded as many other places this time of year? What places would you suggest? We really appreciate all the input we can get
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If you don't read Portuguese, skip the text and enjoy the photos:
- Monte da Teima https://www.tripadvisor.pt/Hotel_Rev..._Alentejo.html
- Casas da Lupa: https://www.tripadvisor.pt/Hotel_Rev..._Alentejo.html
A doll's house in Alentejo:
Casa na Costa Alentejana: Facebook casa na costa alentejana [email protected]
Something in English:
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2...finest-beaches
- Monte da Teima https://www.tripadvisor.pt/Hotel_Rev..._Alentejo.html
- Casas da Lupa: https://www.tripadvisor.pt/Hotel_Rev..._Alentejo.html
A doll's house in Alentejo:
Casa na Costa Alentejana: Facebook casa na costa alentejana [email protected]
Something in English:
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2...finest-beaches
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