Honeymoon in Portugal

Sitting between the Arrábida mountains and the Sado Estuary, Setúbal offers honeymooners the perfect place for hiking. Its turquoise waters also offer pleasant swimming spots, and a candle-lit dinner for two is the perfect way to celebrate the beginning of a life-long journey.

Only a ferry-ride away from Setúbal, Troia is the place for adventurous lovers. There are terraces on its sandy beaches and dolphins gliding through its temperate waters. Further inland, you will find the Serra da Arrábida Natural Park where birds will sing love songs to you and your beloved.

Only an hour's drive from Lisbon, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is filled with old palaces like the Pena Palace and Quinta da Regaleira. A walk through the Sintra Mountains is like taking a stroll through paradise. There is no coming back from such a journey, and only lovely flowers will remain in your wake.

Honey-colored cliffs surround this beautiful cove in Lagoa. With rocky outcrops forming natural arches, this beautiful and secret beach is rightfully hidden during high tide. During low tide, you would have to climb down a flight of stairs to reach this gem.

, Lagoa Shielded from the wind by tall cliffs, this beach is calm and gentle as a rocking baby. The Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Rocha sits on a nearby cliff to the west, offering a perfect and dramatic view of the rest of the beach.

Surrounded by craggy rocks right in the heart of Cascais, this beach secluded beach offers the perfect spot for sunbathers. The gentle waters are also ideal for snorkeling. Out of season, this is a beautiful spot for those in love.