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EAT, EXPLORE AND EXPERIENCE
Only the best make the list.
WHAT TO DO
Botch active and relaxing
WHAT TO SEE
Ultimate attractions
WHERE TO EAT
Best places to wine & dine
RIDE THE WAVES
The Silver Coast is known for its beautiful waves. Both novice body boarders and experienced surfers live it up on the endless waves.
RELAX ON THE BEACH
The Silver Coast of Portugal is all about white sand an clear waters, surrounded by unspoiled nature. Ferrel and Baleal, Foz do Arelho and Nazaré are just a few of the dozens of beautiful beaches
Ceramics and markets at Caldas da Rainha
Once popular for its curative thermal waters, Caldas da Rainha is better known these days for its ceramic production. You can get a broad understanding and appreciation of local ceramics at the quirky Museu da Cerámica or visit the famous Bordallo Pinheiro museum and shop. Visit Caldas on a weekday morning and you’ll catch the colourful flower, fruit and vegetable market in Praça da República. Afterwards, you could take a stroll around the pretty Dom Carlos I Park, have a picnic amid the trees or hire a rowing boat to spend time on its lake
BREATHTAKING VIEWS
Walk or hike the mainy trails, and explore the breathtaking views. For both the experienced and the amateur hiker
Peniche
Peniche is a popular seaside location for surfers and outdoor enthusiasts. For history lovers, the seaside fort where Salazar’s regime detained political prisoners can be explored, while art lovers can admire the talented artisans specializing in handmade lace.
Nazaré
Nazaré, once a sleepy fishing village on the Portuguese coast that's now the epicentre of global big wave surfing. Today, it's a place where the smell of grilling fish and the echo of booming surf filter through the narrow cobbled streets. A place where, during winter, the planet’s bravest surfers come to find glory – to break big wave world records.
The medieval town of Obidos
Surrounded by a city wall, a walk through the city centre feels like a walk back in time. Óbidos is a historic village, decorated with cobblestone paths and whitewashed homes. It is a small peaceful town, definitely worth the stopover for a night away from the big cities.
WINE
The unique micro climates of the Silver Coast mean there are several wine regions within this area, which is good news if you fancy touring a winery and doing a spot of wine tasting. Special experiences include wine tasting in a windmill and an original brandy distillery in the 18th century family-run Quinta do Sanguinhal.
Food
The proximity to the ocean means you’ll never be in short supply of fresh seafood on the Silver Coast. Add some world-class olive oil, and you’ve already got a recipe for success no matter where you decide to dine. With countless authentic family restaurants, fine dining establishments, cafes and bars, great food is never far away. Some delicious Silver Coast specialties include: - Polvo à Lagareiro (roasted octopus) served with olive oil, garlic and potatoes - Favada à Portuguesa (fava broad beans and pork) - Sardinhas Grelhadas (grilled or barbecued sardines) - Caldo Verde (potato and kale soup)
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