Portugal is as captivating as it is different. Transcending mountains, a wonderful rough coastline, profound crevasses and valleys and antiquated urban areas. The ideal method to find the nation is simply the adaptability of a drive. Beginning in Porto in the north, burn through two weeks weaving your way down to Faro in the southern Algarve.

Porto – Day 1 to 3
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Begin in the north of the nation. In the wake of traveling to Porto, get your contract auto and drive down into the city. There are a lot of lodging decisions for all financial plans. The city's noteworthy focus has had World Heritage status since 1996 and doesn't frustrate. Make sure to visit the Church of São Francisco to see the Gothic rose window, seventeenth century woodwork and the frescos. Palácio da Bolsa was worked in the mid twentieth century and is a standout amongst the most lovely structures in the city.

Figueira da Foz – Day 4 to 5
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Travel south out of the city down the N109 to Figueira da Foz. The excursion takes around two hours, however will undoubtable take longer because of pulling off the street and investigating the calm rough shorelines. Figueira da Foz is situated around somewhere between Porto and Lisbon and has a wide sandy shoreline that is deserving of day.

Peniche/Ericeira – Day 6 to 7
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One more hour or two down the coastline are the towns of Peniche or Ericeira. Both have close-by shorelines with some of Europe's finest moving Atlantic swells. Ericeira is a World Surfing Reserve and regularly has the World Tour Championship. The best shoreline is Ribeira d'Ilhas, a mile or so north of the city. Invest more energy in the shoreline and hit the waves. Both the towns have a lot of surf schools for novices.

Lisbon – Day 8 to 10
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Take the N247 inland and spend the evening at the memorable World Heritage town of Sintra. This brilliant memorable town is home to some marvelous nineteenth century design set in the midst of the slopes of the Serra de Sintra. Proceed to Lisbon to burn through two entire days investigating the capital. Make certain to visit the lovely area of Belém to see the pinnacle and religious community and taste some Portuguese custard tarts at the Pastéis de Belém. Taking the Tram 28 is an incredible method to see the city without walking, yet ensure you do as such at a young hour early in the day as it can get extremely occupied. For nightlife, you can't beat the region of Bairro Alto where swarms spill out of the little bars onto the cobbled roads.

Sagres – Day 11 to 12
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Next stop is the town of Sagres around 3 hours south of the capital and home to noteworthy Algarve scenes. This separated spot in the far south-western corner of the nation is home to some fine shorelines. On the off chance that you haven't surfed enough, Arrifana and Carrapateira a little far up the drift create some expansive swells.

Faro – Days 13 to 15
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Travel east along the southern shore of Portugal to Faro. Make certain to influence an evening to stop in the town of Lagos en route. The capital of the Algarve has clutched its region enchant in a way that the resort towns close-by haven't. Complete the voyage through Portugal by investigating the courts, marina, parks and notable old town of this appealing city. The city's nightlife and solid theater scene is kept alive by the expansive understudy populace. Make a beeline for the airplane terminal on the most recent day to drop off your auto contract and fly home.

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