From Mountains to Coast
Where We Go - Portugal’s Best Destinations for Families
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Lisbon
Discover the vibrant charm of the Lisbon region, where stunning architecture meets delicious culinary delights! With its sun-kissed beaches, lively neighborhoods, and incredible history, numerous adventures await—making it the perfect destination to explore and unwind.
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Sintra / Cascais
Discover the enchanting charm of Sintra, where vibrant palaces and lush gardens transport you to a fairytale world! Just a short drive away, Cascais beckons with its stunning coastline, lively beaches, and delightful seaside cafes – the perfect blend of nature and relaxation awaits you!
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![Traditional Portuguese fishing boat named 'Três Irmãos Leais' on a sandy beach in Central Portugal with people and umbrellas in the background.]()
Central Portugal
Discover the breathtaking beauty of central Portugal, where lush landscapes meet charming villages brimming with history! From delicious local cuisine to stunning coastlines and medieval castles, this vibrant region invites you to create unforgettable memories!
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Porto & Douro Valley
Porto and the Douro Valley are a delightful feast for the senses, bursting with artistry, stunning landscapes, and world-famous port wine! Immerse yourself in the warm hospitality, explore the picturesque vineyards, and savor every moment in this enchanting corner of Portugal!
Explore Portugal and Select Activities the Whole Family will Enjoy!
Why Portugal Belongs on Your Family Map
Portugal is easy to love and easy to navigate, which is why it works so well for multigenerational trips. Distances are short, trains and buses are simple, and drivers find calm highways and clear signage. You get centuries of history, Atlantic air, parks and promenades for gentle walks, and a food culture that welcomes kids, parents, and grandparents at the same table.
Start in Lisbon, a lively capital that still feels local. Families in Lisbon can mix elevator aided city walks with riverfront time in Parque das Nações, museum highlights in Belém, market tastings, and an evening pastel de nata class. Day trips to Sintra and Cascais add palaces, gardens, sandy beach, and food for every palate.
Follow the central coast for small town charm. Ericeira, Peniche, and Cascais offer surf lessons for families and wide sandy beaches. Óbidos invites slow strolls through whitewashed lanes filled with medieval charm. Nazaré delivers ocean views and big waves. Coimbra brings university courtyards, history, and quiet parks along the Mondego River. Aveiro adds canals, striped beach houses, and boat rides that keep little travelers engaged.
End in Porto and the Douro Valley. Porto’s tiled streets, riverside cruises, and gardens balance well with a port cellar visit in Gaia. A Douro day offers terrace viewpoints, a calm boat ride, and tastings with lunch at a family friendly quinta.
Food is part of every memory here. Share grilled sardines, clams Bulhão Pato, seafood rice, roast meats, queijo da Serra, ovos moles, and gelato by the square. Many restaurants offer early seatings, outdoor tables, and child friendly options. Wine lovers can add gentle tasting stops in Colares, Bairrada, Dão, and the Douro while the rest of the family enjoys shaded patios, outdoor picnics and simple desserts.
Lodging fits real life. Choose family suites or connecting rooms, hotels with lift access, quiet streets near parks, and breakfast included options. Beach hotels, canal side boutiques, city apartments, and vineyard stays give you the mix you want without complexity.
Land & See Portugal curates tours, restaurants, and stays that keep the pace relaxed and the planning simple. We help families find easy routes and authentic experiences from Lisbon to Porto so you can focus on unhurried days and shared moments.