Portugal has its own language, culture, cuisine, and way of life. It is not a rich country, nor a developing one—it is uniquely Portugal. Many expats love it here, but plenty have struggled with the realities and eventually left. Read more →

The Alentejo is often perceived as a land of traditions, and a slower pace of life. But it is also a place of humor, pride, and a rich cultural heritage that refuses to fade. Mestre Alentejano is a musical love letter to the region, celebrating its quirks and linguistic charm while showcasing the depth of its identity. Read more →

If you're considering making Portugal your home, here are some hard truths worth reflecting on before making the move. Read more →

Lisbon, Portugal’s capital, is known for its traditional  neighborhoods, culture, and charming cobblestone streets. But when it comes to exploring the hilly city, renting a car might not be the ideal choice for most travelers. Read more →

By following these tips, you can enjoy an authentic Portuguese experience while helping to preserve the beauty of the country for future generations. Read more →

December 1st holds a special place in the hearts of all Portuguese, commemorating the Restoration of Independence in 1640. Read more →

Simon Rodrigues has been named the Director of Business Development at Sagres Vacations.  Read more →

These border towns and villages offer a unique blend of Portuguese and Spanish culture, with fortified castles, ancient convents, and charming farming communities. The open border allows locals from both sides to dine together, share land, and maintain a rich cultural blend that has thrived for centuries. Read more →

Sagres Vacations has announced its new advisor incentive program, Destination Champions, starting in January 2025. In response to the growing interest in Portugal and Spain, Read more →

While Portugal can be a wonderful place to live, it’s not without its challenges, especially for those used to a comfortable, middle-class lifestyle in North America. Read more →