All-Inclusive holidays in Portugal
Portugal Holiday Packages
On the country’s Atlantic coast, Portugal has some of Europe’s finest beaches, while traditional villages, towns and fishing ports explode with colour.The nation has a history that is closely linked to exploration, and visitors can make their own voyages through a rich and varied landscape. The food is simple and delicious; the people friendly, low-key and laid-back.
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Portugal Highlights
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.
Facts about Portugal
• Airport: Faro Airport
• Currency: Euros
• Best months to visit: May - Sep
• Well Known for: Good food & Cultural attractions
• Languages: Portuguese & English widely spoken
With golden beaches, red-roofed cities and rolling vineyards, Portugal is a Mediterranean delight:
• Tour the countryside and enjoy wine and chorizo tasting
• Water sports from surfing to sailing to canyoning
• Scenic golf courses
• Dolphin watching and wildlife sanctuaries for nature lovers
• Great for Mediterranean-style city breaks
• Perfect for beach holidays
Portugal, a beautiful natural setting for your holiday
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.
Tudo bem!
The Algarve isn’t only known for its golf courses. The region, which enjoys a mild and sunny climate all year round (17°C average temperature in winter), also seduces its visitors with its cultural and natural heritage. Take a stroll through the back-country and the hidden picturesque villages, including Alcoutim on the banks of the Guadiana river. Further to the west, discover Lagos, a bustling seaside town. Continue your all-inclusive stay in Portugal and head for the Ria Formosa, a natural park which is unique in Europe, made up of lagoons and small beaches. Tranquility becomes a way of life…
Bustling cities and rich culture
While a trip to Portugal has to include the countryside and beaches of the Algarve, your first priority should be the capital. From the Jerónimos Monastery, with its Manueline architectural style, to the tower of Belém, ready to face the waves, Lisbon is full of treasures. Grandiose and rooted in legends, these marvels will send the imaginations of children and adults alike into overdrive! And while Fado music has accompanied your trip so far, these Portuguese songs will soon turn into flamenco melodies as you arrive in the Andalusian city of Seville, just 2 hours from Club Med Da Balaïa resort.
Discover the charm of the Algarve
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!
A holiday in Portugal: the culture of pleasure and adventure
Continue your holiday by taking on the capital. In Lisbon, watch your kids be amazed by the Oceanario exhibitions, where you can discover five ecosystems on display. Your all-inclusive stay in Portugal is also the perfect time to create precious memories with your family. With over a 100 km of beaches and unique cultural events during the summer season, South-West Alentejano and Costa Vicentina Nature Park are the ideal destinations for your holiday in Portugal, giving you the perfect balance between culture, nature, adventure and discovery.
Faro Cathedral
In the Algarve region, the Faro Cathedral is a must-see. Less than an hour away from Club Med Da Balaïa resort, discover this monument made of elements dating from as far back as the 13th century. Alongside the discovery of medieval azulejos and coloured chapels, during your visit you can also climb up the tower to marvel at the wonderful view over the rooftops of Faro.
Castle of Silves
A small, peaceful Algarvian town, located just 30 minutes from Club Med Da Balaïa resort, Silves is an ideal rural getaway for your all-inclusive stay in Portugal. On arrival, visitors are greeted by an impressive red-brick castle which sits at the top of this authentic Portuguese town, bathed in a historic atmosphere. Practically adjoining the Silves Cathedral, this medieval monument dates back to the 7th century and offers awe-inspiring views over the town and its landscape.
Church of São Francisco
In a style both gothic and Manueline, this 16th-century building is the largest in Evora. The church is mainly known for its terrifying chapel of bones, made of 5000 skeletons... An astounding monument which adds to the flair of Evora's heritage. Located 2 hours 45 minutes from Club Med Da Balaïa resort, its historic centre is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Dom Pedro Golf
On one of the most renowned golf courses in the Algarve, work on your swing whilst strolling through the green scenery. Get ready for an invigorating all-inclusive stay in Portugal. With its 4 courses in a variety of settings, you’ll have the delight of personalising your own route and an afternoon of golf. By the lagoons, or in the shadows of the umbrella pines, enjoy this experience just 15 minutes from Club Med Da Balaïa resort
South West Alentejano and Costa Vicentina Nature Park
To the south of the country, 1 hour 30 minutes from Club Med Da Balaïa resort, this nature sanctuary is one of the most impressive in Europe. Over 100 km of shoreline, discover a place where wild beaches alternate with green forests and small, picturesque villages. Whilst surfers and beach-lovers can head for Carrapateira, hikers can enjoy the scenery on the route to Vicenza. On foot or on bike, embrace the scent of the ocean spray as you catch a glimpse of a stork flying by.
Tomar
In Tomar, you will discover the birthplace of the Templar Knights, during your all-inclusive stay in Portugal. At approximately 300 km from Club Med Da Balaïa resort, you will discover a culturally abundant town as you visit the Convent of the Order of Christ and the castle. In Tomar, whether in the shadows of the Sete Montes National Forest, or on the banks of the Nabão river, you can take a moment to refresh. It’s the perfect moment to try a local sweet treat, called Fatias de Tomar.
Jerónimos Monastery and the Tower of Belem
Both UNESCO World Heritage sites, these two monuments are amongst the most notable in Portugal. During your excursion to Lisbon, in front of the monastery, you can admire the 16th-century building, particularly remarkable for its Manueline style. Don’t forget to visit the superb cloister before heading towards the nearby Tower of Belem. After having admired the 4 baroque floors, the roof terrace gives you the perfect vantage point for the view of the river.