The attractions of taking your retirement in Portugal are clear to see. Unsurprisingly, the climate is right there at the top of the list for many. But there’s also the low cost of living, the laid-back pace, and a focus on family life with notably less materialism than you see in many countries in northern Europe.
Christmas in Portugal can be truly magical, with sparkling lights and a slightly less commercialised atmosphere than in some places. Here’s where to enjoy it.
Portugal is a fabulous place to retire to. You will find friendly people, a dependable climate, and plenty of low-cost luxuries on hand. In this article, we highlight five affordable towns and villages in Portugal for your retirement.
If you’re planning to move to Portugal, you probably have a list of things you want to do on arrival. For many, the priorities include checking out local restaurants, exploring markets, and heading to beaches and other beauty spots.
The Portugal Property Guides reader survey for 2020 was our most successful ever. (It’s almost as if people had nothing better to do…!) From nearly 800 responses we are able to get a clear picture of the hopes, dreams, plans and concerns of property buyers in Portugal, whether that’s for a holiday home or a complete relocation.
