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Authentic Azores
A soulful small-group experience for travelers seeking nature, beauty and connection.
📅 Dates: 30 July – 9 August 2026
⏳ Duration: 11 days / 10 nights
from €2650 per person
ROTA VICENTINA JOURNEY
Each day combines selected trail sections, authentic local encounters and free time to relax, reflect and feel the rhythm of coastal life.
A balanced and immersive experience for travelers who love nature, culture and meaningful outdoor journeys.
📅 Dates: 5 – 12 September 2026
⏳ Duration: 8 days / 7 nights
Starting from €1650 per person
Combine this tour with a Creative Workshop!
- Azulejos Art Workshop with a local artist (2h): Discover the tradition of Portuguese tiles while creating your own unique piece to take home as a special souvenir.
- Pastel de Nata Workshop (2h): Learn how to bake Portugal’s most delicious pastry! A sweet, hands-on experience where you’ll cook, taste Port wine, and have fun!
- Acrylic Painting Workshop-(2h) Paint your journey! Pick up a brush, mix your color palette, and paint the emotions of your travels, inspired by the light, colors and soul of Portugal.
Let’s create art and have fun! You don’t need to be an artist; the art is already inside you
from €45 per person
Authentic Porto, Romantic Gardens & Atlantic Coast Tour
We’ll explore the local neighborhoods of Foz do Douro and Boavista, with their hidden gems such as Botanical Garden, Palácio de Cristal Gardens or Serralves Museum of Contemporary Art, surrounded by lush parks and sculptures.
Then we’ll head towards the Atlantic coastline, discovering the characteristic fishing villages and enjoying the breathtaking ocean views.
We’ll stop for lunch in a local restaurant overlooking the sea where you can taste fresh local flavors and feel the ocean breeze — a perfect blend of art, nature, and local life.
A journey through Porto’s bourgeois past and maritime soul, where elegant villas meet humble fishing boats, framed by the endless beauty of the Atlantic.
The Roots of Portugal
Braga, Guimarães & the Ancient Castros
Traveling with me, you’ll uncover the history of the country — from its pre-Roman Celtic roots to the foundations of the Portuguese nation.
We’ll begin among the perfectly preserved ancient Celtic hillforts, surrounded by peaceful forests and rural landscapes — the ideal setting to walk, reflect, and connect with the spirit of ancient times, far from the mass tourism routes.
Then we’ll continue to Guimarães, known as the birthplace of the nation, and finally to Braga, where we’ll take a light hike among the sanctuaries of Bom Jesus do Monte and Sameiro, enjoying their spiritual atmosphere and breathtaking views.
A journey through the country’s oldest stories — where nature, spirituality, and history meet.
€460 (private tour, up to 4 people)
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Q's
What is the weather like in the Azores?
The Azores have a mild oceanic climate, but weather can change quickly — it’s part of the islands’ charm! You may experience sun, wind, mist and light rain in the same day.
Temperatures are generally comfortable year-round (around 16–25°C / 60–77°F).
Flexibility and a nature-friendly mindset make the experience more enjoyable. Rain is not a problem here — the lush green landscapes and tropical forests exist thanks to it.
> Always come prepared with a light waterproof jacket (k-way).
What is the ocean water temperature in the Azores?
Ocean temperatures range between 17–23°C (63–73°F) depending on the season.
I personally enjoy swimming and snorkeling, particularly in natural pools and thermal waters. For travelers not used to the Atlantic, the ocean can feel fresh — but incredibly invigorating.
On my journeys, we often stop for a swim, especially after a hike. It’s a beautiful ritual to regenerate body and soul, and a perfect way to recharge before continuing our island explorations!
What should I pack for the trip?
Comfort and practicality are key.
Recommended items:
• Light waterproof jacket (k-way)
• Good hiking shoes or trail shoes
• Swimsuit (for hot springs & natural pools)
• Layered clothing
• Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
• Small backpack for daily hikes
• Reusable water bottle
Outdoor-friendly clothing will help you fully enjoy the experience.
Do I need to be very fit for these trips?
No extreme fitness is required, but a good basic level of mobility is important.
These journeys include scenic walks and hikes at a relaxed pace. They are designed for travelers who enjoy being outdoors rather than athletic performance.
How is daily life and timing in Portugal?
Portugal has a relaxed and friendly rhythm of life. Meals are often later than in Northern Europe or North America, and service can feel slower — this is part of the local culture.
Travel here is about slowing down and enjoying the moment.
Currency & payments
Portugal uses the Euro (€).
Cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is useful in small villages and local cafés.
Documents & entry requirements
Portugal is part of the Schengen Area and the European Union.
EU travelers need a valid ID or passport (recommended with at least 6 months validity).
Non-EU travelers generally need a passport valid for the duration of stay. Entry rules vary by nationality, so always check official requirements before traveling.
What is local food like?
Portuguese cuisine is simple, seasonal and flavorful, with strong traditions around seafood, meat, local wines, cheese and regional products.
Vegetarian options are increasingly available, though rural areas may have limited choices.