A living cultural landscape in constant evolution, an exceptional example of an ancient tradition of the working the land and, simultaneously, of a living civilisation that revolves around the making of quality wines under extremely difficult environmental conditions.

Portuguese wine is the result of traditions introduced to the region by ancient civilisations, mainly the Romans. Modern exports developed with trade to England. From this commerce a wide variety of grapes started to be grown in Portugal producing many different wines with a very distinctive personality.

 The first Portuguese protected area and the only one classified as National Park, due to the richness of its cultural and natural heritage. It is one of the few spots where nature is still mostly untouched by humans. 

The most active and populous Portuguese region with wonderful scenic views and hospitable people. Minho is the portuguese garden with the lush green of its fields, vineyards and mountains.

The Aveiro lagoon stands as one of Europe's last remaining untouched coastal marshland. Surrounded by canals, the city of Aveiro is the urban center and a prosperous port known for exporting salt and seaweed and famous for its sweets.

Northern Portugal is so rich in terms of culture, heritage and gastronomy. Tell us about your preferences and let us organize a surprising tour of the region’s beauty, leaving you with one-of-a-kind experience that you will remember for years to come.