Well, the country of choice among Brazilians these days is Portugal! But it's no wonder, as the country has a mild climate throughout the year, every corner has history, and the natural beauties are incredible! So, if you are thinking of setting up a tour in Portugal, follow our incredible tips on what to do to make the most of this country!

Portugal is a rich and diverse country, with 7 regions full of history, wonderful cuisine and many tourist attractions. So, here are 10 travel tips in Portugal for you to make the most of everything this country has to offer! Check out!

So, if you are putting together your itinerary in Portugal and want to know the best time of year to visit, know that the country has a mild and pleasant climate all year round! In this way, it is feasible to avoid the high season months that tend to make everything more expensive. Therefore, there are the months of July, in high summer, and December, due to the Christmas and New Year celebrations.

Thus, the best months to travel and visit Portugal are still August and September. So the weather is still pretty hot, but the places aren't that crowded.

So, to better define how to get around the country, it all depends on your itinerary in Portugal. In addition, it is also important to take into account the number of people who will be traveling with you.

Furthermore, if the route is short and time permits, the best option is to walk to where you want to go. This way, you will be able to enjoy the tour calmly and see the historic buildings up close.

However, if the slope is too steep or if you feel tired, you can call an Uber! That's right, the application is the same as in Brazil and you don't even need to adjust your cell phone. Also, you can take the opportunity to take the bus or train, and make a faster trip.

By the way, the fashion in Portugal now is TukTuks! It's those Thai carts that offer tours and fun trips for tourists. It is worth checking!

Although it is not necessary to present any proof of vaccination to enter Portugal these days, Travel Insurance is still mandatory. In this sense, tourists must present a negative RT-PCR or Antigen test, in addition to Travel Insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 euros.

First of all, if you are setting up your itinerary in Portugal, you should already know that air tickets take up most of your budget. So, try to buy well in advance, and keep an eye on the promotions.

So, avoid buying tickets for weekends and holidays, and look for departures in the middle of the week. You can find good discounts by avoiding the most popular days.

Well, Portugal produces some of the best wines in the world, and you can't miss it! In addition, the country offers wonderful restaurants with impeccable cuisine. Therefore, be sure to take the opportunity to go out and enjoy the trendy centers and try the famous Port wine.

Firstly, the Portuguese capital is full of charms that you cannot miss. So book at least 4 days to stay in Lisbon. So you'll have time to discover everything calmly, stroll around the center by TukTuk, the new Portuguese fashion, and taste the wonderful gastronomy of the city.

By the way, as the country is not that big, you can stay for the entire period of your trip in Lisbon, and take a train or even rent a car and visit the surroundings! For example, Sintra is 40 minutes away by train. That way, you can visit the Pena National Palace, the Moorish Castle and Quinta da Regaleira, everything seems to have come out of a history book!

Another famous place in Portugal is Nazaré and its giant waves. By the way, you may have already heard about the phenomenon that happens in October and November, bringing the highest waves in the world! In addition, you can also visit the São Miguel Arcanjo fort or the Suberco Viewpoint, which offers an incredible view of the beach.

In addition, you can take the opportunity to visit the restaurants in Nazaré, on the city's sidewalk. That way, you still enjoy the day with the divine cuisine that the place offers.

Well, here we have another city that you need to book at least 4 days to stay. In this sense, Porto is a city with a lot of history and full of incredible curiosities. So maybe you want to buy a guided tour here.

First of all, take some time to stroll through the streets of Ribeira, the neighborhood that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is on the banks of the Douro River, and you can take the opportunity to visit the port wine cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia. Anyway, there are many places to visit and if you want to set up an itinerary in Portugal, you need to include the city of Porto!

So, another small town full of charm that you need to include in your itinerary is the city of Coimbra. In addition, this is a clean and very safe city to walk around, so you can walk with peace of mind!

By the way, you can start by visiting one of the oldest universities in the world, the University of Coimbra. So, take the opportunity to visit the campus and then take a stroll through the historic part of the city, Baixa Coimbra.

Possibly, these are the most beautiful beaches in all of Portugal. Thus, with 60km of coastline stretching from Lagos to Albufeira, this coastline hides caves, tunnels and beautiful natural formations, breathtaking. Therefore, be sure to include the beaches of the Algarve in your itinerary.

Also, if you're on a tight budget, check out some tips for planning trips on a budget!