In each trail discovered, each dive conquered and each new flavor embraced. It is through nature that we take care of what is most natural, right in the heart of the Atlantic. 9 islands surprisingly natural, with hotels and restaurants in complete harmony with the environment. The number one archipelago in sustainability awaits you.
Trace your path starting with our 5 regions, where you can learn what makes each one unique, along with information about the climate, maps and sub-regions. Then, dive into the cities and villages of Alaska, from urban centers like Anchorage and Fairbanks to native Alaskan villages that can only be accessed by small plane. To explore our vast open spaces, check out our vast national parks and public lands, each with its own character and beauty.
Alentejo is located in the south of Portugal, between the Tagus River and the Algarve. To the east, it borders Spain and to the west it is bathed by the Atlantic Ocean. It is an extensive region, essentially rural and sparsely populated, which occupies about a third of the national territory.
Alentejo is located in the south of Portugal, between the Tagus River and the Algarve. To the east, it borders Spain and to the west it is bathed by the Atlantic Ocean. It is an extensive region, essentially rural and sparsely populated, which occupies about a third of the national territory.
If you saw a report dedicated to its traditional Mediterranean cuisine. Or maybe you've already stumbled upon a text like this, which highlights the history, culture, and sympathy of those who are used to welcoming visitors.
But there's an Algarve that you're missing out on: the one that lives there all year round.
Only they can show you the hidden villages, the wildest trails for hiking, the best restaurants to eat xarém, the deserted beaches, the places where flamingos flutter, the perfect fields to take your first golf swing.
Asado, football, tango, mate, Malbec, dulce de leche, choripán, the Obelisco. We are all that, but we are much more than that.
A coffee shop on the corner, non-negotiable: time to share with friends, Sundays spent with family, the avenue that never sleeps, rock nights. Endless Pampean plains, gauchos, festivals in villages, folklore.
Patagonia, remote and mysterious, and the North, sunny and colorful. The forest, the desert, the highest peak in the Americas and the End of the World; different personality traits and character were established in these landscapes and climates. Warm, fun, outgoing, friendly, passionate. These are some of the words used to describe how we are.
A visit to Beja in an atmosphere of Alentejo calm, discovering conquests and hidden loves.
It's arriving and heading to the Menagem Tower of the Castle, with a place in the country's history, where great battles took place to defend Portugal's borders. With 40 meters high and all built in marble, it is the flag monument of Beja. The view from the top is unique, an expansive way to admire the city and the surrounding Alentejo landscape.
Being one of the oldest cities in the country, Braga is a vibrant city, full of young people who study at its universities.
Built over 2000 years ago, “Bracara Augusta” was founded by Augustus, located on one of the main Roman roads of the Iberian Peninsula, as it was the administrative headquarters of the Empire. The Diocese of Braga, Roman province of Galicia, current Galicia, is the oldest in Portugal and, in the Middle Ages, rivaled Santiago de Compostela in power and importance. Here passed one of the Ways of Santiago, when this cult began to have greater expression, with the Christian reconquest and the foundation of Portugal.
Cultural diversity and contagious passion define the Brazilian spirit. From internationally acclaimed sporting events to globally recognized fashion weeks, and major popular celebrations like Carnaval, every time we get together, it's an unparalleled celebration. Explore with us the events that celebrate the cultural richness, captivating music, and warm hospitality of Brazil. Discover why Brazil is the stage for events that transcend borders and inspire global joy. The party is about to start, and you're our guest of honor!
Discover the museums, national parks, and historic sites of Canada and enjoy unforgettable experiences. Things to do, travel ideas, reservations, camping, and accommodations, fees, passes, and permits Connect with nature and explore incredible natural landscapes from coast to coast
From the extreme north, with the driest desert in the world, to the southernmost south, with eternal ice and inverted waterfalls, Chile is an invitation that is hard to refuse. Learn about tourism in Chile and be amazed by the experiences in the most southern region of the world.
Since the capital of Portugal (from 1139 to 1256), Coimbra is one of the most historic cities in the country, famous for its university, which is one of the oldest in Europe (founded in 1290). Although it may not have the contemporary attractions of Lisbon and Porto, it is rich in centenary monuments that illustrate each chapter of the history of architecture, and the university and its surroundings are listed as a World Heritage Site.
Easily accessible by train or bus between the two largest cities in the country, it is worth visiting not only for the monumental university but also for the ancient site of Conimbriga, which has some of the best-preserved Roman mosaics in Europe. Between this, choose between the different Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque churches, and visit one of the best national museums in Portugal.
This is your guide to all this.
If you're looking for an adrenaline rush or deep relaxation – or a little bit of both – Costa Rica is your ideal destination. We reserve more than a quarter of our lands for conservation, which means you can enjoy untouched natural beauty. The main attractions, such as Arenal Volcano, Manuel Antonio National Park, and Tamarindo Beach, attract visitors from all over the world. Then, in vibrant cities, you'll find fascinating art, history, and entertainment. We even have an official “Blue Zone” in the Nicoya Peninsula, which means we have a high number of centenarians thanks to our balanced diet, active lifestyle, strong social bonds, and integrated health practices.
Crowned by its imposing cathedral, Évora stands out on a gentle hill in the vast horizon of the Alentejo plain, and guards its historic center, surrounded by a vast belt of walls, a valuable cultural heritage that UNESCO classified as a World Heritage Site. The city, where the narrow streets of Moorish evocation contrast with squares flooded with light, sits on two millennia of history. Conquered in 59 BC by the Romans, who gave it the name of "Liberalitas Julia", Évora acquired great importance as evidenced by the still visible remains and of which are examples the ruins of a graceful temple from the late 2nd century, several sections of wall and the door called Dona Isabel, as well as the ruins of the city's thermal baths under the City Hall building.
The legendary country inspires travelers with its incomparable culture and art, food, outdoor adventures, and (of course) beaches and islands. And as any trip is better with some planning, we've put together a list of 13 ideas that we think any traveler would benefit from knowing. From when and where to book to local etiquette and health and safety issues upon arrival, here's everything you need to know to plan a memorable trip to Greece.
Japan is a country of incredible contrast, an impressive mix of ultra-modern and ultra-traditional. From the neon lights buzzing in one of the most futuristic cities in the world, to ancient temples nestled in snowy mountains, this beautiful country is a culturally and visually unique experience unlike any other place on the planet!
On the right bank of the wide estuary of the Tagus River, the capital of Portugal sits on charming hills, enjoys a unique geographical location, which it owes to its fate as a cosmopolitan city. Its exceptional light, a delight for writers, photographers, and filmmakers, the clear houses that climb the hills, where the ocher color of the roofs stands out, the polychromy of the tiles on the facades, and the winding streets of the old neighborhoods give it the peculiar atmosphere of a city of transition between northern Europe and the Mediterranean south.
The chosen place for commercial exchanges with ancient merchant peoples and navigators, Lisbon's long history begins in the Phoenician Alis-Ubbo, to transform, in the 2nd century, into the Roman Felicita Julia Olisipo, in the Arab Aschbouna from the 8th century, in a Portuguese city in 1147, when it was conquered by D. Afonso Henriques, the first king of Portugal, and finally in the capital of the country, in 1255.
On foot through the typical neighborhoods, by tram through the old areas, going up or down the hills in secular elevators, by boat on a ride along the Tagus, or even by metro, a true underground museum of contemporary Portuguese art, all means are good to discover the cultural diversity of great interest that Lisbon offers.
In the middle of the Atlantic, the islands of Madeira and Porto Santo are a refuge of natural beauty. Between the blue of the sea and the emerald green of the vegetation, the exotic color of the flowers stands out, in an archipelago where two-thirds are protected areas and where the largest laurel forest in the world is found.
The spring-like temperature that is felt all year round invites outdoor activities. You can take walks on foot, taking advantage of the network of paths along the levadas, visit the city of Funchal and get to know the heritage related to the Age of Discoveries or explore the island freely. Boat trips are an excellent option to appreciate the coastline and have a different perspective.
Morocco is a country that stirs the imagination of travelers. From vibrant markets to endless deserts, from historic medinas to deserted beaches, this country offers a true immersion in a rich and fascinating culture. But what to visit in Morocco? What are the secrets, curiosities, and even controversies that surround this country so close to Europe and yet so different at the same time?
What is the most notable vestige of the past in Latin America?
The obvious answer would be Machu Picchu... And, of course, it certainly is. But we believe there are many more. Throughout Peru, you can find wonderful vestiges of the past that surprise travelers from around the world. Machu Picchu is an unforgettable destination, but Peru is also home to Kuelap and Chavin de Huantar, Caral and Chan Chan, the Nasca Lines and Sipan... And we could mention even more!
Capital and gateway to the northern region, Porto is an ancient city that gave its name to Portugal and a wine known worldwide: Port Wine.
With a magnificent location by the mouth of the Douro River and an architectural complex of exceptional value, the historic center of Porto is a World Heritage Site since 1996. It is the capital of the North and the 2nd city of the country; its entrepreneurial population and marked commercial vocation, since always affirmed its will against impositions and invaders, being therefore Porto also known as the "invicta" city.
Beyond its patrimonial value, it is interesting to discover in Porto its strong urban personality and its so singular human character.
To better know the city, it is advisable to walk it slowly and admire the typical houses and the granite monuments, take a tram route along the River or a boat trip under the six bridges, enjoying a different perspective. We suggest two itineraries, different proposals for two days of walking, which aim to highlight the impressive contrasts that the city offers. The "Baixa" of Porto, with its pulsing urban life, movement, intense trade, its peculiar expression that combines the atmosphere of a Nordic and merchant city with the intense and spiritual Baroque. In contrast, in the Serralves Park, you will find the modernity of the building that houses the Contemporary Art Museum, and the romantic and bucolic atmosphere of a lush park..
Enter the magical world of Vietnam!
A land where timeless beauty meets warm hospitality.
Take advantage of our favorable visa policies, including bilateral exemptions for selected countries, unilateral visa-free access for 45 days for travelers from 24 countries, and exclusive exemptions for celebrities and distinguished guests. For longer trips, visitors can easily obtain an electronic visa for 90 days available for all nationalities, making entry easier and more accessible.
A network of convenient direct international flights takes you to this mesmerizing destination, where every trip begins effortlessly. Immerse yourself in untouched beaches and idyllic islands, explore ancient treasures and UNESCO wonders, marvel at breathtaking landscapes, savor legendary cuisine, and celebrate vibrant festivals full of tradition.
Vietnam invites you to create unforgettable stories, where each moment is a celebration of beauty, culture, and adventure. Your extraordinary Vietnamese journey awaits – come, be enchanted!
