Categoria: portugal travel
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Tour Review: Shut Up And Eat Madeira
Shut Up And Eat Madeira offers the most unique tour that feels like your friends taking you around the town.
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Throwback Article: Câmara de Lobos (Travel Article)
Our glasses clink and we take back the poncha with one gulp. Fresh seeds from the passion fruit scale the sides of our cups, bottoms up, until each one is caught in our mouths, savouring that refreshing tropical flavour. He makes his poncha stiff, akin to the style of the village.
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New Article: Portugal In America (Hit The Road Madeira)
There are many microcosms of Luso descendants that this venture aims to connect. When it’s all said and done, the final result promises to be the most thorough Portuguese documentary ever produced.
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REPOST: Bom día Portugal
REPOST: Bom día Portugal
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REPOST: Porto, Portugal
REPOST: Porto, Portugal
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REPOST: Açores: São Miguel’s Eastside
REPOST: Açores: São Miguel’s Eastside
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New Article – Portuguese Soccer Fanatics
Soccer in Portugal is like religion. Dedicated fans make pilgrimages to show support for their beloved clubs. Crowds swarm the gates at far off stadiums as they announce their allegiance out loud.
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She/Her
For my wife’s birthday, here’s a throwback to a poem I published in Finding Madeira. She is the happiest girl in the world. She is the reason why I discovered such a beautiful place. Feliz aniversário Ashley!
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Madeira Island News Gives You All You Need to Know About Madeira in English
Madeira’s best news blog in English. The blog provides you with all you need to know about Madeira – news, events, photos, videos and so much more.
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The Most Opposite Places To Visit On São Miguel Island
The Most Popular Place and Most Abandoned Place To Visit On São Miguel Island.
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HOME VIDEO: Senhor Santo Cristo Parade 1987
Every year, the veneration parades a wooden image of Jesus Christ through the streets. It has a gaze of serenity, with a crown of thorns on its head, made by an unknown artist. Believers go on exhausting pilgrimages as a testament of their faith, even walking on their knees around the convent with their promessa…
