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Located on Europe's Iberian Peninsula, Portugal is known for medieval castles, picturesque cobblestone villages, intriguing cities, golden beaches, history, marvelous food, spectacular natural scenery, captivating castles, and UNESCO World Heritage sites. Look forward to visiting such popular and diverse destinations as Lisbon, Porto, Fatima, Douro Valley, the Azores and Madeira. Water activities can range from dolphin watching to boating and kayaking. On land, enjoy cycling, hiking and walking. Next? Relax and enjoy a great meal served with a glass of Portuguese Port or Madeira!
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TravelStore - Pasadena
Pasadena, California
800-972-1512
I've been fortunate to have visited the Iberian Peninsula many times to explore and experience both Portugal and Spain. I'll share with you the best each of these world-class destinations offers.
First Portugal. On previous visits, I've explored and experienced on foot the ancient route of the Camino de Santiago beginning in Oporto. I've toured Portugal's most popular and important cities - including Lisbon, Sintra, Oporto, the Algarve and Alentejo region, and Evora. I'll share with you the Pousadas de Portugal - a chain of luxury, historical or traditional hotels - and we'll make your reservations to fit your interests and budget.
Next: Spain! I love this country, too. During the last 15 years, I've had the wonderful opportunity to visit, explore and experience this dynamic and diverse destination - at least 25 times! I am fluent in Spanish which has allowed me to explore in-depth almost every popular and major city, town and region.
Cruise Planners - Signature Expert Select
Coral Springs, Florida
(800) 814-8952
Portugal truly feels like my second home. My husband is Portuguese, and we're fortunate to spend about 6 weeks every year here so that I can continue to learn about, explore, and visit everything that is new and exciting to share with you -- my valued clients. Prior to my opening my own travel agency in 2013, I worked for a major cruise line for eight years, and I was fortunate to learn about and explore Lisbon many times as it was a port of call, as were Madeira and the Azores for Atlantic crossing itineraries. I'm also fortunate that my husband's family who live in the very small village of Fiais -near the Atlantic coast - has prompted me to not only learn more about authentic, off-the-beaten-path regions of the country, but to learn the language as well.
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