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Trafalgar is rated 4.6 / 5 based on 130,000+ verified reviews 

"We saw many places"

“We saw many places in Portugal and got a good feel for what areas we would like visit on a return trip. There was not a lot of walking so even older, less mobile people were able to participate....”

- Katherine, Best of Portugal

 

"We felt safe and well cared for"

“A comprehensive itinerary that was rich with cultural information, and visitation to fabulous UNESCO classified historical sites. The company was great, food was of high quality and the entertainment reflected the rich cultural diversity and history of the South of Spain and Portugal. Tour director was knowledgeable, professional, helpful, informative and... We felt safe and well cared for at all times 🤩”

- Janet. Highlights of Spain and Portugal

"Would highly recommend this tour"

“Wonderful trip! Itinerary was well planned out. Very interesting. Local experts were well chosen. Would highly recommend this tour. Tour leader, David Nadal did an excellent job.”

- Rhonda, Spain, Morocco and Portugal

"A fabulous time!"

 
“My husband and I had a fabulous time!...Portugal is beautiful. We especially loved Porto. The city is vibrant and alive and full of culture... I thoroughly enjoyed the Christmas markets! That was one of the main reasons of going at Christmas time! I brought home a little bit of Portugal from beautiful tiles to some good Port wine. This is our second trip with Trafalgar and we will do another again soon!”

- Elizabeth, Best of Portugal

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When is the best time to visit Portugal?

The best time to visit Portugal is typically in spring, from April to June, or autumn, from September to October. These months offer warm weather without the intense summer heat, making them ideal for sightseeing, coastal walks, and vineyard tours.

What is the average temperature in Portugal?

The average temperature in Portugal ranges from about 10°C in winter to around 27°C in summer, depending on the region. Coastal areas stay milder year-round, while inland areas like Coimbra get warmer in summer and cooler in winter.

How cold does it get in Portugal?

Winters in Portugal are generally mild, especially in the south. Temperatures rarely drop below 4°C in places like Lisbon or the Algarve. Inland areas and the north can get cooler, but snow and frost are rare at low elevations.

How hot does it get in Portugal?

Summers in Portugal can be hot, especially inland. In July and August, temperatures can reach over 35°C in central and eastern regions. Coastal towns like Lagos or Porto usually stay cooler thanks to Atlantic breezes.

Does it snow in Portugal?

Snow in Portugal is rare, especially near the coast. However, it does snow occasionally in the mountains, particularly in the Serra da Estrela region, which sees the most snowfall in Portugal during winter.

When is rainy season in Portugal?

The rainy season in Portugal typically runs from November through February, especially in the north. Lisbon and the Algarve stay drier overall, with plenty of sunny days even in winter.

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