All-inclusive Holidays in Portugal
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Enjoy a luxury All-inclusive Europe holiday with no hassle whatsoever when you travel with Club Med. The climate in Portugal holiday destinations can vary hugely depending on when you choose to take your European break. Portugal is characterised by warm weather in summer with a wet season in winter. This Mediterranean climate benefits from refreshing sea breezes in the humid months, when temperatures can reach as high as 40°C. You can experience bouts of this warm weather even during September and October in most areas of Portugal.
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From one region to another, the Portuguese landscapes are distinguished by their diversity. Savour your all-inclusive stay in Portugal, where oceanic landscapes meet Mediterranean colours. In the north, head to Porto, where the impressive amphitheatres of the Douro Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site, unfold before your eyes. Discover the south as you pass through its protected zones. The South-West Alentejano and Costa Vicentina Nature Park is the ideal setting for an excursion in the great outdoors. From there, travel the length of the shore to Carrapateira, a small, preserved village which has become a hotspot for surfers. The natural abundance in Portugal and the Algarve region makes it a favourite destination for golf fans who sing the praises of the Dem Pedro Golf green, just a few minutes from Club Med Da Balaïa resort.
There is something for everyone
Your family holiday in Portugal leads you onto the trails of the Algarve and the peaceful Iberian way of life. The region’s capital, Faro, offers kids the chance to climb up to the bell of the Sé Cathedral to discover breathtaking panoramic views of the ocean and the Ria Formosa. If you prefer to hit the Portuguese hotspots, leave the old town and adventure yourself in the civil parish of Sagres. Finally for the sports fanatics, take your family to surf some of the best waves in Europe just one hour away from Club Med Da Balaïa resort; thrills and giggles are guaranteed!
Must-Try Experiences
Faro Cathedral, Castle of Silves, Church of São Francisco, Dom Pedro Golf, South West Alentejano and Costa Vicentina Nature Park, Tomar, Jerónimos Monastery and the Tower of Belem
Preserved resorts made in paradise
Club Med has been travelling the world to uncover the most amazing places and create little paradises across the globe, always located in the best spots, offering a vast amount of space and preserved nature. Each of our resorts has its own personality and offers a unique choice of experiences to make the best of the destination: explore the magic of nature, rejuvenate mind and body, unlock your inner explorer or indulge in local gastronomy
Facts about Portugal
• Flying Time: 15 hours
• Airport: Faro Airport
• Time Difference: -7 hour
• Currency: Euros
• Best months to visit: May - Sep
• Well Known for: Good food & Cultural attractions
• Languages: Portuguese & English widely spoken
Year-round sunshine and refreshing sea breezes
Portugal is the perfect destination for family holidays with a mix of Mediterranean inspiration and beachside fun. Wander through rural orange groves, get lost in winding cobblestone streets, explore medieval ruins or simply soak up the sun on golden sands on your all-inclusive holiday.
Inspiring views and charming cities
As Europe’s oldest country, Portugal has an astounding collection of historic monuments, castles and ruins just waiting to be explored. In the North, Porto rises in tiers on the green hillsides, begging to be explored. In the south, the Algarve seduces visitors with its dramatic coastlines, family-friendly beach resorts and scenic golf courses.
Fado music, good food and port wine
Portuguese musical culture is dominated by Fado, an urban folk tradition you’ll hear echoing in streets and bars from Porto to Faro. Portuguese cuisine is full of fresh seafood, aromatic seasonings and delicious pastries. Savour a hearty plate of bacalhau a bras or a sweet little pasteis de nata followed by a glass of port wine or a light, dry vinho verde.