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“Fantastic beaches, pictorial cities, magnificent monasteries and always sun “.
With over 3.000 hours of sun in the year, it belongs to the golden beaches of the Algarve, where holiday-makers are spoiled climatically.
In addition, the silver coast (Costa Prata) or the Green coast and historical pregnant cities such as Lisbon and Porto make of the journey in the southwest of Europe a unique experience.
Excerpt from “FREIZEIT REVUE” (where the world is most beautiful) Edition April 2002:
One of the last Holiday-paradises in Europe:
Portugal is a wonderful country in the south of Europe, one of the last Holiday-paradises without too much Tourism.

The capital of Portugal – Lisbon
Lisbon the capital of Portugal has a special flair as it is not only a modern large city with a perfect infrastructure but it offers also to the visitors a lo of history and culture. There are plenty of famous buildings and monuments to visit, an old tradition and culture to see and to feel.

The capital of the north – Porto
This gracious capital of the north is Portugal’s second largest city and a thriving industrial hub, successfully blending commercial efficiency with an atmosphere of unpretentious charm.
Rich from centuries of trade, modern Oporto is as much a cosmopolitan centre as it is a city steeped in the historical events of the past.
Magnificently situated on the great gorge of the River Douro, which spills into the Atlantic after its scenic 927 km journey from Spain, the ‘granite city’ is best known for its striking bridges and the much celebrated Port wine, which is stored and savoured by wine lovers all over the world.

A new rising star is born – the Costa Prata
The Costa Prata, also mentioned silver coast, with its delightful landscape, is situated in the middle between Porto and Lisbon and combines everything that one can dream of a holiday country.
Here you find nearly deserted sand beaches and crystal-clear, clean water, green, flowering dunes and hills, with wonderful trees up to the beaches and naturally innumerable palms and cactusses, in order to call only some points of this delightful coast. Behind the coast you will find an intact nature with smooth hills, rivers, lakes and forests.

The climate of Portugal
Portugal offers a healthy, mild climate with much sun, also during the winter months.
The high summer at the Costa Prata brings temperatures of maximally 30 degrees, and in the winter the temparature falls rarely under 15