Praia da Marinha
Praia da Marinha is one of the Algarve’s most distinctive coastal landscapes, known for limestone cliffs, clear water, sea stacks and natural arches.
Beaches & Nature
Costa Vicentina
Costa Vicentina is a rugged Atlantic coastline of cliffs, broad beaches, dunes and small settlements stretching through southwest Portugal.
Peneda-Gerês National Park
Portugal’s only national park combines granite mountains, forests, rivers, traditional villages, wildlife and extensive walking landscapes in the far north.
Serra da Estrela
Serra da Estrela is mainland Portugal’s highest mountain range, with granite plateaus, glacial valleys, villages, hiking routes and dramatic seasonal weather.
Cabo da Roca
Cabo da Roca is a dramatic Atlantic headland west of Lisbon, with high cliffs, open ocean views, exposed trails and rapidly changing coastal weather.
Pico Island
Pico Island combines Portugal’s highest mountain with volcanic coastlines, lava landscapes, vineyards, small settlements and expansive Atlantic scenery.
Praia do Camilo – Golden Cliffs and Turquoise Waters
Praia do Camilo is a compact beach at Lagos, framed by sculpted cliffs and reached by a long wooden stairway.
Lagoa das Sete Cidades – Volcanic Lakes of São Miguel
Sete Cidades is a volcanic landscape on São Miguel known for its twin lakes, steep green caldera and expansive viewpoints.
Praia da Ursa – A Wild Beach Beneath Atlantic Cliffs
Praia da Ursa is a striking undeveloped beach near Cabo da Roca, recognised for its sea stacks and demanding approach.
Ponta de São Lourenço – Madeira’s Dramatic Eastern Peninsula
Ponta de São Lourenço reveals a drier, wind-exposed side of Madeira through cliffs, Atlantic views and marked trails.
Praia do Amado – Atlantic Waves and Rugged Coastal Scenery
Praia do Amado is an Atlantic-facing beach in the Aljezur area, distinguished by powerful surf and wild coastal scenery.
Lagoa do Fogo – A Volcanic Lake in the Azores
Lagoa do Fogo is a crater lake on São Miguel, admired for its protected setting, steep slopes and changing mountain weather.
Praia da Falésia – Red Cliffs and Expansive Sandy Shores
Praia da Falésia is an Algarve beach known for its long sands and striking red and ochre cliff formations.
Laurissilva Forest – Madeira’s Ancient Subtropical Forest
Madeira’s Laurissilva is a remarkable native laurel forest and UNESCO-listed natural landscape with humid valleys and mountain paths.
Praia de Odeceixe – Where the River Meets the Atlantic
Praia de Odeceixe sits at the mouth of the Seixe River, where a broad sandy beach connects river scenery with Atlantic surf.
Algar de Benagil – A Natural Sea Cave in the Algarve
Algar de Benagil is a coastal cave near Benagil, known for its large opening in the roof and sculpted limestone interior.