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20/3/2013 at 10:21pm
Location: East Sussex Outfit: Burstner Belcanto 525 TL + Santa Fe
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Portugal's a very interesting and varied country, and there's so much more to it than just the Algarve. Five years ago we spent four weeks touring , starting at Quarteira, then going to Evora (a lovely old town), Lisbon, Figuera da Foz (with a visit to Coimbra, another historic city), Porto, and finally Caminha. To be honest the campsites we stayed at weren't quite up to the standards of Spain or France, but were OK. Most were part of the Orbitur chain. The only one I really wouldn't recommend was Orbitur Madalena, Porto, although the city itself was wonderful, and there are several other sites in the area which are probably better.
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21/3/2013 at 10:23am
Location: South Yorks Outfit: Vango Typhoon 300
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Agreed - there's a lot more to Portugal than the coast - try to gt to one of the smaller old towns. So I should correct what I said earlier, recommending Guimaraes - I meant Coimbra as suggested here! Guimaraes is very noice too ....
I should also say that it's easy to eat out reasonably cheaply in Portugal and a good experience.
Quote: Originally posted by iwalani on 20/3/2013
Portugal's a very interesting and varied country, and there's so much more to it than just the Algarve. Five years ago we spent four weeks touring , starting at Quarteira, then going to Evora (a lovely old town), Lisbon, Figuera da Foz (with a visit to Coimbra, another historic city), Porto, and finally Caminha. To be honest the campsites we stayed at weren't quite up to the standards of Spain or France, but were OK. Most were part of the Orbitur chain. The only one I really wouldn't recommend was Orbitur Madalena, Porto, although the city itself was wonderful, and there are several other sites in the area which are probably better.
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