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It's time for Porto!  Porto, the country's second-biggest city, has a rich history, a rich cultural legacy, and beautiful surroundings. Wandering around the city's winding mediaeval streets and lively riverside will fully immerse you in Porto's unique charm. Whether you're a foodie, a history enthusiast, or just in the mood for gorgeous scenery, these are the top eight hikes to discover Porto's core. 1. Ribeira District and Douro Riverfront Historic Ribeira district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is characterized by its colourful buildings and narrow streets. Stroll along the Douro Riverfront, where you'll encounter iconic landmarks such as the Dom Luís I Bridge and the picturesque Rabelo boats. Take in panoramic views of the city skyline and enjoy the lively atmosphere of waterfront cafes and bars. 2. Clerigos Tower and Lello Bookstore Embark on a journey through Porto's literary and architectural heritage with a walk that includes the iconic Clerigos T

45 trips across 26 destinations, go deeper into your destination with G Adventures premium active adventures expertly curated to keep you feeling oh-so comfortable. Check out this amazing tour in beautiful Portugal: Portugal: Coastal Walks, Vineyards & Villages of the Douro Valley 10 days - Lisbon to Porto - from £3899 Walking Portugal's coastline delights and inspires with rocky cliffs and sweeping views of the Atlantic. Continuing inland, you'll discover medieval villages and picturesque countryside towns that are best appreciated on foot. Walk alongside fig and olive trees and see castles in the distance, sparking the imagination of royal counts and historic kingdoms. Follow trails next to vineyards in the Douro Valley, stopping to savour the wine and the views while treating yourself to delicious regional food before capping off the adventure in Porto. Discover Portugal through all of your senses and it will leave you longing for more. Click here for more info >

Portugal offers many opportunities for horse riding enthusiasts to explore its diverse landscapes, from coastal trails to rural countryside and mountainous regions.  Here are some popular destinations for horse riding in Portugal: 1. Comporta: Located on the Troia Peninsula south of Lisbon, Comporta is renowned for its pristine beaches, sand dunes, and pine forests. Many equestrian centers in the area offer horseback riding excursions along the coastline and through the surrounding natural landscapes. 2. Alentejo: The vast plains of the Alentejo region are perfect for horse riding adventures. Ride through rolling hills, cork oak forests, and vineyards, and explore charming villages along the way. The Costa Azul and Costa Vicentina are also popular areas for coastal horse riding. 3. Sintra-Cascais Natural Park: Just a short drive from Lisbon, the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park offers stunning scenery, including lush forests, rugged cliffs, and historic monuments. Horse riding tours in t

Let G Adventures take you on a journey to two paradise countries this summer. Are you seeking sunshine, culture and gastronomy? Look no further! Spain has a diverse culture that is hard to beat, with its influences from the Romans and the Moors, and Madrid, Spain's capital, a thriving city known for the Royal Palace and the Prado Museum. Barcelona's stunning architecture is mind-boggling, and not to be missed is the iconic Antoni Gaudí's Sagrada Familia. Spain is riddled with beautiful beaches on the Mediterranean and Atlantic shores, as well as picturesque landscapes dotted with ancient towns and vineyards. Hello, Portugal! With a long history of maritime exploration and colonisation, the capital, Lisbon, is a hilly city with breathtaking views of the Tagus River. Moorish and Manueline architecture flows throughout Alfama and Belém, while the neighbouring town of Sintra is well known for its lovely palaces and lush gardens. Portugal is renowned for its delectable s