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The small fishing village of Nazare (Portugal) is located between the most beautiful cities Lisbon and Porto. It is distinguished from other Portuguese outskirts by two important circumstances: first, the locals consider the Virgin Mary to be the patroness of the village, and second, they come to Nazaré. There is no winter here, so this place can be visited all year round.
Resort Nazaré
This ancient fishing village is the main one in Portugal. Its residents sacredly preserve ancient traditions: they dress in ancient fashion and sing folk songs. On this ocean coast you can witness how fishing families lived many years ago. The women of Nazaré still wear seven skirts, and the main occupation of fishermen and fisherwomen on the shore is mending nets and drying fish on special wire grates.
At the same time, Nazare is considered the most famous among the sea. Incredibly beautiful and clean beach stretches over a distance of 1 km. There is an embankment along it. All conditions for a comfortable and memorable stay are created here.
The town of Nazare (Portugal) is divided into two parts: upper and lower. The lower part is a picturesque embankment, a beach and many cozy restaurants where guests are offered dishes national cuisine. There is also an abundance of souvenir shops where tourists can buy gifts for their loved ones. By the way, souvenirs here are much cheaper than in the upper part of the city. The main attractions are located in the upper part of the village.
What to see?
So, what are there in Nazar? There are not as many of them as lovers of excursions would like, but still there is something to see. The main architectural monument here is the small chapel Capela da Memória. It was built in honor of the Virgin Mary, whom local residents consider their patroness. Pilgrims from all over Europe visit the chapel all year round. Opposite the chapel is the Church of Our Lady, built at the end of the 14th century.
The town has several museums where you can learn about the history of Nazare, the history of fishing and national costume. In the museum dedicated to religion, you can see paintings, statues and some historical documents. The main museum of the town is the Fisherman's House. There are all the attributes of fishing and the home life of fishermen.
Fort Sau Miguel Arcanju is also of interest to tourists. It was erected at the end of the 16th century to protect the city from attacks by Algerians and pirates. You can enjoy the picturesque views from the Sitiu rock. For this purpose, there is a spacious observation deck. Tourists can reach the rock on a modernized funicular; this means of transportation in Nazaré is considered the most famous. The height of the rock is 318 meters, from here there is an amazing view of the lower part of Nazare .
Surfing
The unique Nazaré Canyon (Portugal) stretches along the coast for 170 km. The waves here can reach a height of 30 meters. Surfers from all over the world come to this small village to take part in the annual world competition. The waves that burst from the depths of the Atlantic Ocean can easily engulf a surfer with the slightest mistake. But this does not stop the athletes. In 2013, Garrett McNamara (Hawaiian surfer) set a world record: he conquered a wave over 30 meters.
How to get there
Nazaré (Portugal) is located in the district of Leiria. You can get here from Lisbon or Porto by regular bus. A bus ticket costs about 12 euros - this is the cheapest option to get to the fishing village. The bus stops at Nazaré station, which is a short walk from the city's main promenade and the Atlantic Ocean.
The most convenient way is to buy tickets to Lisbon. There are direct flights from Moscow from Ural Airlines, TAP Portugal and S7. Prices range from 650 EUR and above, depending on the season, passenger class and amount of luggage.
From Saint-Petersburg
There are no direct flights from St. Petersburg to Portugal, and getting to Lisbon, for example, is only possible with transfers. Austrian Airlines offers a connecting flight in Vienna, and you can fly with Lufthansa via. In addition, you can order a ticket for " Turkish Airlines"and change trains in Istanbul, but the travel time in this case will take 25 hours. Ticket prices start from 380 EUR.
If your trip is planned in advance, you can regularly view tickets on various intermediary sites and “comparisons” (for example,) in order to catch the maximum discount.
The total cost of such a trip will probably be calculated not in hundreds, but in thousands of EUR. Therefore, the easiest, fastest and most inexpensive way to get to the fishing town of Nazare is by air.
By bus
From the city you arrived in by plane, you can get to Nazare by bus. This is a popular form of transport that runs from all major settlements regularly from early morning until about eight in the evening.
Bus station in Lisbon
Bus station in Lisbon, from which the bus departs for Nazaré, is located seven kilometers from the airport at Pr. Marechal Humberto Delgafdo, Sete Rios, here:
To get to this station from the airport, you can take the metro: take the Aeroporto station, change at the S. Sebastiao station on the blue line and get off at Jardim Zoológico.
Ticket price
The price of a bus ticket to Nazaré varies depending on the city. From Lisbon, for example, a ticket will cost about 11 EUR. Directions and schedules can be found on this website. The ticket price will be visible only after passengers have registered.
Bus station in Nazaré
In Nazaré, the bus arrives at the Rodoviaria do Tejo station, which is located on Rua do Municipio, here:
The station is located very close to the beach and a five minute walk from most hotels in the lower part of the city. Details on how to get from Lisbon to Nazare can be found.
By car
Traveling from Moscow or St. Petersburg to Nazaré by car is two days of continuous travel, since the distance is 4,500 kilometers. In addition, you will have to travel through seven European countries. However, during our travels we met cars from Russia, so anything is possible.
In addition to gasoline prices (1.48 EUR per liter in Portugal, 1.15 in Latvia and Lithuania, 1.08 in Poland, 1.44 in Germany, 1.45 in France and 1.22 in Spain), toll roads must be taken into account . As far as I know, except for Germany and Lithuania, in Europe there are paid areas. Basically these are the most shortcuts to one or another locality, highways and roads with good coverage. Portugal also has toll roads. Here you can see the tariffs for various sections of roads in Portugal.
Renting a car in Portugal
In Portugal you can easily rent a car. The easiest way is to book it online and receive it directly at the airport upon arrival. You can read more about car rental
Clue:
Nazaré - the time is now
Hour difference:
Moscow 2
Kazan 2
Samara 3
Ekaterinburg 4
Novosibirsk 6
Vladivostok 9
When is the season? When is the best time to go
We stayed at the Miramar 4* hotel in the upper part of the city, and then several times at the Oceano 2* hotel. The preference is obvious: despite two stars, everything is very great - the ocean is a stone's throw away, breakfast included, clean rooms.
Food prices
Housing is only half the battle. If the hotel or apartment does not offer breakfast or board, you will have to take care of food yourself. In Nazaré, only four-star hotels offer the half board option. The rest either only include breakfast or no meals at all.
Supermarkets
If you are holidaying without a car, you can go to the local supermarket Viva Superpoupança (ten steps from the promenade street), where prices are higher than in such popular supermarkets as Lidl or Continente. The nearest Lidl is located 2.2 kilometers from the embankment street, you can walk there in half an hour (by car, of course, it’s faster).
Food prices at Lidl are not high. If you also look at various promotions, you can inexpensively organize yourself a delicious lunch.
In addition to Lidl, Nazaré has a popular supermarket, Continente, where we shopped quite often.
Prices there are quite a bit higher than in Lidl. Many products cost the same. Again, you need to look at the price tags with the offers so that the total is cheaper.
This supermarket is larger than Lidl and has a range of products to match. Especially it concerns alcoholic products, wine, meat and more. Prices for wine, if you do not chase the high cost, range on average from 2 to 6 EUR per bottle. In our case, it has never happened that wine purchased in Portugal was frankly tasteless.
So let’s imagine that we made a purchase in Nazar at the Continent supermarket for breakfast and dinner. The following list of prices has been released:
- Bread – 1.5 EUR;
- Olives – 1 EUR;
- Local jamon – 3 EUR;
- Sliced cheese – 2 EUR;
- Potatoes – 2.5 EUR;
- Olive oil – 2.8 EUR;
- Wine – 3 EUR x 2;
- Baking (packaging of local cakes) – 1.5 EUR.
Total: 20.3 EUR
If you really try to save money, then these products will be enough for two breakfasts and one dinner for two, that is, approximately 3.5 EUR per person per meal. But, as practice shows, in the supermarket your eyes widen at the sight of local “stuff”; you want to try everything, which automatically leads to an inflated receipt. And it’s still safe to say that eating on your own is cheaper than going to restaurants every day.
Restaurants and cafes
There are a lot of restaurants and cafes in Nazaré, given the small size of the city and the number local residents. Prices in local establishments are not very high and do not vary greatly among themselves. In this case, I do not take into account restaurants with Michelin claims (and there are also such in Nazaré). In such places the price ranges from 20 to 60 EUR per dish.
You can only decide for yourself whether you want to eat in a restaurant with snow-white tablecloths and transparent glasses, or whether it will be enough to eat local “fast food”.
Almost all restaurants specialize in fish and seafood. These include fast restaurant chains such as Tofa.
An ordinary fish dish will cost from 9 to 12 EUR, meat dishes from 10 to 15 EUR. Also, restaurants often serve dishes for two - in this case the price is 25 EUR and higher. Dishes made from special seafood - lobsters, lobsters, crabs, etc. - are more expensive and are sold by weight. We did not order such delicacies, but we always intended to do so. After all, fresh ocean life is often displayed in shop windows and attracts with its diversity.
Main attractions. What to see
Nazaré cannot be called a treasure trove of historical and cultural attractions. The main tourist attractions here are the beaches: the city beach of Nazaré and the North Beach. Lovers of antiquity will be interested in several objects - the Chapel of Memory, the Church of Our Lady, as well as the Fortress of the Archangel Michael with a lighthouse.
Top 5
I will tell you more about these and other attractions below.
Beaches. Which ones are better
Within the city of Nazaré there are two beaches - city and North. Both of them are beautiful in their own way. The northern one is more severe and windy, the urban one is softer and more welcoming.
City Beach
The city beach of Nazaré (Praia da Nazaré) has become my favorite of all. Soft light sand, the sound of waves, proximity to the street, the opportunity to plunge into the ocean waters good weather- all this makes the beach a pleasant holiday destination for every taste.
Perhaps the only negative is the lack of natural shadow. But in summer time Beach tarpaulin tents are set up here where you can hide from the hot sun. In autumn and winter there is no need to hide from the sun. In addition, at this time there are very few people on the shore, and it is possible to contemplate nature almost alone. The beach is so large that the few tourists from afar seem like a few dark crumbs on the yellow tablecloth of sand.
On this beach we always spent most day. If we were tired of walking from the cliff to the football field, which was located on the beach near the embankment, then we could always look at the small fishing market. It consists of wooden frames placed on the sand with stretched nets. Fishermen bring fresh fish and seafood here, and all this is dried directly in the sun.
North Beach
North Beach is a place that Nazaré prides itself on. It was from here in 2014 that American Garrett McNamara started to conquer a 30-meter wave.
A magnificent panorama of the famous North Beach (Praia do Norte) opens from the observation decks in Sitio, as well as from the lighthouse of the Archangel Michael on the edge of the cape.
From the lighthouse to the beach you can go straight down the cliff. In this case, you need to take into account the risks and it is advisable not to take small children with you. On the way to the beach there are steps without railings - that is, an adult can reach it. You can also get to the beach by car. However, be careful when approaching, because the roads there leave much to be desired. On one of our visits we even damaged the bottom of the car.
It's quite windy in North Beach, but if the sun is shining, it doesn't interfere with enjoying the views and nature. Swimming here is only partially possible - you can only splash around near the shore, because beyond that there are large waves that are dangerous to approach.
Here you can watch surfers from the shore. I always wonder how they prepare to go out into the ocean - polishing their boards, warming up, preparing photo and video equipment. When they go on their voyage, your heart always sinks and you worry for them as for your brothers.
I always look forward to the return of surfers with special trepidation. Some arrive back at the beach in style, standing on their board.
Churches and temples. Which ones are worth visiting?
There are only two church buildings in Nazaré that are worth visiting - the Chapel of Remembrance and the Church of Our Lady.
Chapel of Remembrance
The legend about one of the city's several landmarks - the Chapel of Memory (Capela da Memória), which is located in the square at the top of Nazaré - is very interesting. In the 12th century, King Don Fuas Roupinho went hunting and got lost in the fog. Almost falling off a cliff, he prayed for help and turned to the Mother of God, who saved him at the last moment. In memory of this wonderful event, a chapel was erected, which is a small building on the cape, decorated with traditional white and blue tiles depicting the miracle that occurred. 
Inspecting the chapel took me five minutes, since the building is very small, no more than two meters high and three meters wide.
Church of Our Lady
On the square in Sitio there is another attraction - the Church of the Virgin Mary (Santuário de Nossa Senhora da Nazaré) - a very beautiful building, which is also associated with the legend of Our Lady, or rather, the image of the Black Madonna. The Black Madonna is a small wooden sculpture depicting the Mother of God who came to Sitio from Nazareth. Hence the name of the city itself. The sculpture traveled around the world, accompanied by a monk, before remaining in the Nazaré caves. Today it is kept in the Church of Our Lady and is the subject of mass worship by believers.
The church building was rebuilt three times, the last of which was in the 17th century. A wide cone-shaped staircase leads to the entrance to the church. There are bells under two very beautiful domes. Interior decoration The church looks majestic - the arches and columns are decorated with gilding, there is an organ at the top, and on the opposite side there is an altar with the sanctuary of the Black Madonna. The church looks festive and rich compared to ascetic Catholic buildings, for example, in Germany.
Inside the building, to the right of the entrance to the church itself, there is a museum of religious arts with free entry. There you can see antiques, sculptures, paintings, as well as ancient priestly vestments.
At the exit from the church there is a shop with souvenirs - where would we be without them?
Museums. Which ones are worth visiting?
Fisherman's House Museum
In addition to the above-mentioned Museum of Religious Arts, Nazaré has the Fisherman's House Museum. In Portuguese it sounds like Casa-Museu do Pescador and is located in the Sitio area on Rua J.B. Sousa Lobo 108. The museum was opened in 1999 by a fisherman who loved his own business. The building restores the picture of the life of a fisherman’s family, which was typical for the 1930–1950s. 
Furniture, household appliances, gear and appearance at home - everything speaks about the life and activities of representatives of the fishing profession typical of Nazaré. Various exhibits are displayed near the house - fishing nets, oars, ropes, a lifebuoy. A visit to the museum is by appointment, and the external decoration can be viewed simply by walking down the street.
Fortress of the Archangel Michael
Another historic structure near the square in Sitio is the Fort of the Archangel Michael (Forte de São Miguel Arcanjo), which doubles as a lighthouse and a modern surfing museum.
This is a typical fortress that protected the city from attack by enemy troops. Since 1903, a lighthouse has been installed on the fort, and since 2014, a small museum has been opened inside the fortress, dedicated to the giant wave that Garrett McNamara conquered in the same year. The height of the wave was approximately 30 meters, and the surfer managed to ride it to the end without falling. In fact, this event made the fishing town of Nazare famous among surfers and nature lovers from all over the world. In the museum you can see posters, descriptions, photographs of a surfer, as well as a model of the underwater terrain that allows the waves to rise so high above the Atlantic Ocean right near the city of Nazaré.
The lighthouse has several viewing platforms at different heights. To get to the lowest one, you need to have courage - a narrow metal ladder is attached directly to the rock, and when strong wind always wobbly.
There are always a lot of tourists at the observation decks, and fishermen also gather here to fish and watch the tourists.
The view from the lighthouse is simply unforgettable. On one side you can see the lower Nazaré, and on the other there is a panorama of the North Beach (Praia do Norte), known to all surfers ready for dangerous adventures on the waves. And from the lighthouse there is this staircase leading straight into the raging ocean:
What to see in 1 day
If you only have one day in Nazaré, then you can easily visit all the sights, enjoy nature and end the evening in one of the many restaurants. I suggest the following schedule:
- 9:00 – 10:00 - Breakfast at the hotel or in a cafe. If your hotel doesn't offer breakfast, stop by any bakery or restaurant and order coffee and traditional pastries. If you want to start your morning right on the ocean, try S. Miguel restaurant, which is located at the end of the promenade on Avenida da Republica.
- 10:00 – 12:00 - A walk along the promenade street or along the beach to the cliff, a funicular ride to the Sitio area, sightseeing in the square - the Church of Our Lady and the Chapel of Remembrance.
- 12:00 – 13:00 - Walk to the lighthouse and watch the surfers. Overview of the panorama, visit to the surfing museum in the fortress of the Archangel Michael.
- 13:00 – 15:00 - Lunch at a restaurant in Sitio, for example Casa Pires. Visiting souvenir shops on the square.
- 15:00 – 18:00 - Return to the embankment street, go to the beach, swim, enjoy the sun.
- 18:00 – 20:00 - Dinner on the embankment in a traditional restaurant. For example, the restaurant A Tasquinha or Adega Oceano are suitable for this purpose.
What to see in the area
There are many beautiful places around the city of Nazaré. Where the North Beach ends, the following, no less beautiful, begin: Praia da Areeira, Praia da Falca, Praia de Vale Pardo. Also 25 kilometers north of Nazare there is a large lighthouse Farol Penedo da Saudade, which offers beautiful views of the rocks.
60 kilometers south of Nazaré is the town of Peniche.
He is also very popular place for lovers of extreme water sports. The area has many beaches, picturesque cliffs and surfing spots.
Food. What to try
The basis local cuisine in Nazar it is fish and seafood. Here you can find all the diversity of the underwater world of the Atlantic Ocean. Fishermen bring their catch to cafes and restaurants, and they, in turn, often display it in their windows. At the restaurant, you can point to the fish you like and they will cook it.
Among the local delicacies, you can try cuttlefish salad. The taste is very unusual, as you can feel that the product has just been caught and prepared. For lovers of new culinary sensations it will be just right.
Be sure to grab something from the market that opens every day on the beach. You can buy 200–300 grams of salted fish for beer for about 3 EUR. You can choose a curiosity yourself, and a grandmother in a national costume will tell you whether the fish is ready to eat. The most unusual dish (and a sight too) here is the dried octopus, which I never dared to buy.
I recommend trying Portuguese paella. This is a large pot of rice soup and ocean creatures: king prawns, crabs, clams, mussels. All this is not peeled, crab claws for the most part in shells, so you will have to work hard to remove the inedible covers of sea inhabitants. If you love seafood with all your heart, then the taste is amazing! Also try octopus in any form - fried, dried, boiled or grilled.
And the most important thing! In Nazaré, be sure to try COFFEE. In every cafe and restaurant, regardless of the stars, level, service and cleanliness, you will be served amazing coffee, the taste of which will not be forgotten even after years.
To experience this taste fully, order espresso - its cost varies from 0.7 to 1 EUR. Many Portuguese people come to cafes just to drink coffee and read the newspaper. And this is not surprising when such coffee is served on every corner!
Budget
Of the budget places in Nazaré, I was surprised by the Tofa restaurant on the square in Sitio. For a reasonable price, you will be served a huge portion of well-cooked seafood. You can also visit other budget places:
- Blue Jardim;
- Rosa dos Ventos;
- Casa Osanto Anibal Portugal Galvao;
- Restaurante Sete Saias.
Mid-level
- O Veleiro Restaurante;
- Rosa dos Ventos;
- Sitiado;
- A Tasquinha;
- S. Miguel.
Expensive
- Pangeia Restaurante
Holidays
There are two colorful holidays that are celebrated in Nazar - these are Our Lady's Day(Festa de N. Senhora da Nazaré) and Sea Man Day(Festa do Homem do Mar).
Our Lady's Day
Officially celebrated on September 8, but festivities can go from August 30 to September 13. This is a major religious holiday dedicated to the Black Madonna, whose figure is carried by residents in a long procession to the ocean.
Also in the holiday program you can find many religious events.
Sea Man Day
Celebrated on May 7th. It is more secular and is a city celebration with music and dance accompaniment, as well as culinary feasts
The holiday is accompanied by a procession traditional boats Nazaré, decorated with flowers and other festive attributes. Here, national costumes for women play an important role - a bright and fluffy multi-layered skirt and a headscarf or long scarf on the head. There are many variations of the folk costume that fishermen's wives wear on holidays and on weekdays.
Safety. What to watch out for
Nazaré is a small European town where you should not be afraid of robbery, attacks and other criminal situations. Also, during our travels, there was no theft in hotels. However, we should not forget that people are different everywhere, and even in quiet place Anything can happen on the planet. Therefore, keep an eye on your belongings and if you are afraid that something valuable will be stolen from the hotel, take everything with you.
Things
When outdoors, do not leave valuables unattended or make sure no one is nearby. However, there is another danger for valuable items in Nazar - the ocean. Never place your bags near the water, even if you only came for ten minutes to watch the waves. This is especially true of the city beach of Nazaré.
The waves here can be so treacherous that you may not even notice how the water gets to your bag. At best, things will get wet, at worst, they will be carried away by a wave into the ocean.
Bathing
In summer, unless there are strong waves, swimming on the beach in Nazaré is quite safe. To enjoy your vacation and not think about the incoming water, check the tide schedule for this beach in advance. This can be done, for example, on the website prilivy.com.
But no matter what the weather is like in Nazar, keep small children away from the water. This here can really be dangerous. The coast guard, of course, is always on alert and will politely ask you to take your child away in case of danger, but you need to assess the situation yourself.
Things to do
There is always something to do in Nazaré. Here it is impossible to get tired of nature, from walking along the beach, from watching the waves. In the summer, you can swim and sunbathe or watch others swim. When it's time to eat, there are plenty of places to go - the embankment street, as well as the upper part of the city, is filled with cafes and restaurants. Some open only in the evening, but in summer season everyone has been working since the morning.
For those who want to take up the sport, there is a surf school in Nazaré. For nature lovers and active rest There are also plenty of activities to do here, from walking without the cable car to Sitio and back to long runs along the ocean or exercising on the exercise machines that are openly available right on the beach.
Shopping and shops
There are many different shops in Nazaré. These are mainly souvenir shops or shops with national clothing. I will tell you more about this below.
There are also clothing and shoe stores here, but it will be difficult to find boutiques with popular brands. Nazaré is a small town in which large shopping centers have not yet been built.
Bars. Where to go
There are quite a few small cafes and restaurants in Nazar where you can drink beer, enjoy wine or order a stronger drink. However, there are no bars or nightclubs here as such. There are the following two places where you can while away the time with an alcoholic drink:
- Sevejaria Berlim;
- Casa Aliluia.
Extreme Sports
Nazaré is considered a Mecca for lovers of extreme water sports - surfing, paddleboarding, bodyboarding, windsurfing. This is due to the conquest of a giant wave by American Garrett McNamara in 2014. If the purpose of your visit is not only walks by the ocean and visiting restaurants, then it makes sense to contact the Nazaré Surf School. It is located on the waterfront street Avenida da República, Edificio S. Miguel.
At the surf school you can learn how to bodyboard and surf. Here you can attend group classes or hire a personal trainer. The price for ten personal surfing lessons will be 400 EUR. If you study in a group of three people, ten lessons will cost 350 EUR. A group of ten people can study at a price of 175 EUR per person for ten lessons. There is no difference in price for surfing or bodyboarding; you can choose the sport according to your taste.
At the Surf School in Nazaré they teach at three levels of difficulty, so if you have never tried aquatic species sports, but you really want to ride the wave of a ten-story building, you can start from scratch.
Souvenirs. What to bring as a gift
On the main street there are many shops with souvenirs and national goods. For some reason, in Portugal it is customary to sell wool sweaters, jackets and sweaters of all kinds. Maybe they have special sheep with special wool, who knows. You can also often find patterned woolen socks on sale, which are part of the national costume of local grandmothers, as well as local fabric products.
How to get around the city
Funicular
There is a funicular in Nazaré that connects the upper and lower parts of the city. It is a tram on rails located on a rather steep cliff. The cost of a one-way ticket is 1.2 EUR. Two carriages carry passengers every fifteen minutes from seven in the morning until late in the evening, depending on the season.
Today the funicular, created by the famous engineer Mesnier in 1889, is fully electrified and safe, but in the middle of the 20th century, when the lift was still powered by a steam engine, the cable once broke and claimed the lives of two people.
The upper station of the funicular is located in the Sitio area on Rua do Elevador. Lower station The lift is also located on Rua do Elevador, only 110 meters lower down the cliff. If you walk along the beach along Avenida da Republica towards the cliff, you will find the station at the very end of the street.
Traveling by cable car is an integral part of a holiday in Nazaré. Even if you are a fan of hiking and prefer to climb the bypass path on foot, you should still ride the tram at least once. It opens up amazingly when you go up. beautiful view to the ocean and to the city.
In addition, the funicular passes right among the houses built on the mountain along the rails, so it is possible to get a close look at the housing and life of the local residents.
Taxi. What features exist
Apart from the funicular, there is no public transport in Nazaré. If you are traveling without a car, you can get around by taxi. Here are three companies where you can order it:
A trip around the city can cost approximately 10 EUR
Transport rental
To get to Nazaré, we rented a car in advance at Porto airport. This can also be done locally, but the cost may be higher. Renting doesn't require much effort. On the websites of Hertz, Sixt, Avis, Europcar, as well as on the website of Goldcar, a popular company in southern Europe, you can easily book a car according to your taste, leaving your personal data and credit card number. We booked with Hertz; we haven’t decided on the local Goldcar yet, but their prices are lower than those of popular European companies.
Car prices vary at different times of the year. If in May the cost of the cheapest car is 120–150 EUR, then in July it is already 200–250 EUR per week of rental. You can compare prices and look for a profitable option, for example.
Upon arrival in Portugal at one of the airports (or Faro), you need to look for a car rental window. Usually at airports there is always a sign with the name Rent a Car. Having found the name of the required company, you need to wait your turn: the Portuguese, like the inhabitants of any southern country, are for the most part slow and love to talk. The registration itself lasts no more than ten minutes.
As I previously mentioned, there are toll roads in Portugal. In the last few years, when booking a car, we began to be offered to buy a meter, which costs 11 EUR and allows you to drive on the autobahn using the green Viaverde sign without stopping to pay the toll in cash.
The meter significantly saves time, and paying in cash is not possible on all roads. The amount that you “collected” during your trip is withdrawn from the card with which you booked the car. We will now certainly take this counter in the next independent travel. However, if you follow the navigation and avoid toll roads, then it is not needed.
Nazaré - holidays with children
Children in Nazar will undoubtedly have a good time. Sea air, not too hot climate, nature that changes before your eyes, endless sand, beaches... Of course, not a single hotel in Nazar will have children's animation, clowns or face painting. Need to tune in relaxing holiday outdoors with walking and spending time on the beach.
Hotel
We went to Nazaré with our one and a half year old daughter. When we booked a two-star hotel, they immediately wrote that we needed a baby cot with sides in our room. When we arrived in the room, we did not find it, and instead of it there was a sofa bed in the room, on which a ten-year-old child could sleep. At the reception we explained the problem, and ten minutes later the required bed was already in the room. I think this won’t be a problem in other hotels either. Another thing is apartments or rented apartments. Please read the information about cribs carefully before traveling.
Nutrition
There will be no problems with baby food. Local supermarkets stock baby food in jars, as well as formula and fruit purees. All of this is mostly locally produced and has a different taste than, say, Hippa products. You will need to buy several jars and choose what exactly your baby likes. I didn’t see a children’s menu in restaurants in Nazaré, only desserts and ice cream. But you can always ask to cook something special - pasta without sauce, fish fingers or French fries. If children are accustomed to a regular diet, then the food in Nazar, especially fish and seafood, will also be healthy.
Things to do
If you have sons, they can play football with the local boys on the beach field.
You can also quench your sports thirst at the outdoor exercise equipment on the Avenida Manuel Remigo promenade, at the playground on the same street or at the local surf school.
And the number of activities in nature is limited only by the child’s imagination: playing in the sand, building castles on the shore, running away from the waves, eating ice cream or chasing numerous seagulls...
Just an hour from Lisbon lies a tiny village called Nazaré. This place is especially loved by fans of extreme water sports, namely surfers. On the beaches of this village there are giant waves that only the bravest can conquer. If you also love this way of spending time, go on holiday to Nazaré, Portugal. The village is warm even in winter, so you can relax here throughout the year. Holidays in Nazaré in 2019, Portugal is an excellent option, it has everything: entertainment and attractions, reasonable prices.
About the main attraction of Nazaré - the wave:
Apart from the giant waves, the village of Nazare is no different from other small settlements in Portugal. This is very cozy place, there is a luxurious expansive beach surrounded by high cliffs, ancient sights and wonderful fish taverns and restaurants.
The holiday season here starts in May and lasts until September. Tourists come here thanks to the mild climate and healing sea air. In winter, the temperature does not drop below + 10º. At this time of year, storms, wind and rain are common here, but such weather does not deter tourists. In the summer season, the water temperature is + 19º. The highest value occurs in the month of July.
How to get there?
This village is located an hour's travel from the state capital. Getting here is very easy - just take the A8 highway. If you don't have your own car, you can go by public transport. An express bus will take you from the capital to the village bus station, located in the very center of Nazaré. Another option is the railway. Trains depart from the capital several times a day.
You can move around the village on foot or by cable car. The fact is that the central part of the village is much higher compared to the beach. The length of the cable car is over three hundred meters. It was built in 1889, later electrified and became completely safe. The length of the route is 318 m. The funicular ride will take you no more than three minutes and will cost 1.5 euros.
Where to stay
You can stay in Nazar in one of the hotels. The average cost of living is about 3,000 rubles per night. At the same time, the hotels are completely ordinary; their star rating is no higher than 3, but there are also several fours.
Miramar Hotel & SPA
The Miramar Hotel is just a 10-minute walk from the beach. The complex has a Turkish bath and a relaxation area. Those who lead a healthy lifestyle can visit the gym. The apartments, thanks to large windows, can enjoy picturesque views of the Atlantic Ocean. The rooms have everything you need for a comfortable stay. You can have a snack in the cozy restaurant, which serves national cuisine. In particular, seafood dishes and other Portuguese delicacies are in demand. Here you can have fun in the billiards room or go to the spa. The price category of the holiday ranges from 4,300 rubles. per person.
Hotel Ancora Mar
This hotel is located in the city center. Beaches nearby. Despite the fact that the hotel is awarded two stars, it is very comfortable here. An option for a budget tourist. The rooms have simple interiors with wooden furniture. The price includes a buffet. You can relax in the rooftop pool, which offers picturesque views. Holiday price category - from 2800 rubles. per person.
Hotel Praia
Excellent apartments equipped with everything you need. You can have a snack at the hotel bar, which serves delicious cocktails. For sports enthusiasts, a gym is available. This is an excellent option for couples with children, as the restaurant offers dishes from the children's menu. There is also a children's playground on site. Price category from 5500 rub.
Shopping
It is better to purchase goods in designer stores, workshops and antique shops. Thus, you can buy a quality item for little money.
- An excellent option would be a beautiful fringed scarf in the national style, products made from cork oak, or ceramic souvenirs.
- If you want to buy a more sophisticated gift, you should pay attention to jewelry and handmade leather shoes.
- Tourists should pay attention to strong alcoholic drinks, in particular port and wine. A bottle of quality wine would be an excellent option, as Portugal is famous for its wine regions.
The wine here is very tasty, regardless of the variety. The price of a bottle ranges from 200 rubles. If you want to try something more delicious and exclusive, you should go in search of an old wine store that has a wide range of collectible wines. Green wine is popular among the local population and goes well with seafood and fish.
Cork souvenirs
What is there from this material? Craftsmen know how to make beautiful wallets, bags, and jewelry. This is an excellent material that is pleasant to work with, it is hypoallergenic and practical. Tourists are very fond of products made from it. The price category of such products ranges from 700 rubles. up to several thousand (exclusive designer items).
Soap
The town has a popular soap brand named Klaus Porto, the production of which began back in 1887. Moreover, it contains only natural ingredients, and each bar is very beautifully packaged. The price of pleasure is from 1500 rubles.
Local entertainment and places of interest
Chapel
Nazaré is one of the country's calling cards; its central part is located on Cape Sitiou, which is often depicted on souvenir postcards. Here, on a steep cliff, the Hermida da Memoria chapel was built. It was erected in honor of one of the miracles that the Virgin Mary performed. Of course, this is a legend, but to believe it or not is a purely personal opinion.
If you wish, you can book a tour in SUVs and all-terrain vehicles around the outskirts of the town. It's convenient to see most of it in a few hours. historical places Nazaré, understand its culture, touch the history. The price of the tour includes lunch in a restaurant after a great time.
Sanctuary
Other interesting and noteworthy places in Nazare are the sanctuary called Nossa Senhora da Nazare, built in the 17th century, and the museum dedicated to Joaquim Manso. On the far outskirts of the cape there is another attraction, which is five hundred years old. It is called Fort Sau Miguel Arcanjo. This fort was built at the end of the 16th century. King Sebastian ordered the construction of the fortress to protect the area from pirate attacks and encroachments by the Algerians. Much later, peasants in this place drove away Napoleon's imperial army with pitchforks.
Museums
If you have enough time, spend some time visiting your local ethnographic or religious art museum. You should also pay attention to the Fisherman's Museum. In these museums you can see objects that tell about the centuries-old history of Nazaré, the traditional national costume, and the usual life of a fisherman. In the religious museum you will find an exhibition of paintings, statues and some historical documents telling about the features religious life this area for centuries.
The Fisherman's Museum is recognized as the most significant cultural institution in the city. Here the life and everyday life of representatives of this dangerous and ancient profession are recreated in the smallest detail.
Kitchen
Nazaré can be mentally divided into upper and lower parts. Below you will find a large beach with a picturesque promenade. There are many fish restaurants there where you can taste national Portuguese dishes. There are also many small shops open here where you can buy souvenirs and gifts for friends and relatives. And in the upper part of the village there are the main historical attractions.
National cuisine in general can be called Mediterranean cuisine. Popular ingredients: wines, olive oil and bread. Regardless of the supermarket, these products will be of high quality.
Fish
The pride of the Portuguese is baked cod bacalau, which is a symbol of the country. The dish is served with sauce, cornbread, potatoes, and olives. The fish is also grilled. Fragrant smells spread throughout the entire area. The fish comes with rice and vegetables.
Feijoada
One of the popular Portuguese dishes is feijoada, which is stewed beans with a stew, to which smoked meat and sausage are added. It is worth understanding that each establishment prepares this dish differently, and it may taste slightly different.
Caldo verde
Those who like first courses should opt for a delicious soup with paprika, olive oil and smoked Portuguese sausage.
Offal
For the Portuguese, dishes with offal, pig ears and even cow hoofs are considered very tasty. Despite its unique ingredients, this dish has its own history. In the fourteenth century, residents had to deny themselves in order to adequately provide food for sailors traveling to Africa. The meat had to be given to them, and only the offal was left, which made a tasty dish.
Pastel de nata
For those with a sweet tooth, you should pay attention to the cakes with creamy egg cream, sprinkled with cinnamon. They are very popular among locals and tourists.
The best establishments
Restaurante Maria Do Mar
This restaurant is ideal for visiting families with children. This cozy place will amaze you the first time. There is a huge selection of fish dishes here, the food is simple and homemade. At the same time, there is a very nice hostess who is attentive to her guests. The portions are huge, so it’s advisable to take one for two. Even on weekdays you have to make reservations in advance.
Restaurante A Tasquinha
This excellent restaurant is very popular among tourists. The food here is prepared from high-quality fresh ingredients, which is why there are always a lot of visitors here. Polite staff who can help you order main courses and desserts. You can visit with the whole family.
Beaches
As we have already noted, the beach in Nazaré is beautiful and convenient for water sports. It was here that Hawaiian surfer Harry McNamara set a world record by conquering a wave whose height was 34 meters. The highest waves here form in the winter months. Therefore, it is at this time that surfers from all over the world come here.
The reason for the formation of such high waves is very simple. Directly opposite the village, something resembling a canyon has formed in the ocean. Underwater currents reaching this canyon push the water out. At the same time, waves of gigantic sizes are formed.
The best and most convenient way to admire surfers is at Cape Sitiu. Even if you are not eager to go sailing on a board yourself, watching this riot of life is also a great pleasure. In addition, you will be able to breathe the air of the Atlantic Ocean filled with iodine.
Safety
In a small European town Don’t expect trickery, robberies, or attacks. But it is worth remembering that people are different, and carefully monitor your valuables. Only waves on the beach can be unsafe. That’s why I’m going for a walk; I shouldn’t put my bags near the wave. To make swimming comfortable and safe, you need to familiarize yourself with the tide schedule on the beach in advance. But young children should always be kept in sight.
There is always a coast guard on the beaches that will come to the rescue in case of danger.
This resort will appeal to both active people and those who plan to take a break from civilization. Everything is beautiful here: sandy beaches with ideal topography for swimming and sunbathing, a warm welcome from residents, and delicious dishes. Warm coast of Nazaré - perfect place take a break from the noisy bustle and relax, stock up on positive emotions for a long time. And, of course, Nazaré is a great place for intrepid surfers.
To the ears of advanced surfers, “Nazaré” sounds like a song from heaven: why, they are ready to offer prayers to this tiny village, located an hour’s drive from Lisbon. Why is a simple secret. It is here, in this ancient village, which was founded in 1514, that giant waves are recorded, which only the most courageous can comprehend. 30 meters of raging and roaring moisture, which breaks from the bowels of the Atlantic onto the rugged sea coast Nazaré is the element that only the strongest surfers in the world want to compete with. And, I must say, they often succeed. Everyone else just stands there with their mouths open, quietly whispering to themselves, “Where are you going, wretched one.”
In all other respects, Nazaré is a typical Portuguese village. Extremely cozy, colorful, with a luxurious long beach framed by mastodon rocks, ancient sights and charming fish restaurants.
How to get there
Nazaré is located in the district of Leiria, about an hour's drive from the capital of Portugal and two hours from the beautiful Porto. It is easy to get here by car along the A8 highway. We recommend that everyone without a car take the express bus, which arrives at the Nazaré bus station, which is in the very center of the city. The third option is the train. They depart from Lisbon several times a day; you need to get off in the town of Valado de Frades, which is located 6 km from the village. Next - by taxi or local buses Rodoviária do Tejo.
In addition, Nazaré is often chosen as a stop for a snack during excursions around the so-called “Golden Ring” of Portugal (the same thing that includes Sintra, Alcobaça, Batalha and other cities). And the reasons for this choice are simple - the place is colorful, and local fish restaurants are rated by guests as “amazing”, and God willing, they also have views of the ocean.
4 things to do in Nazaré
- Take the old funicular to Sitiou.
- Visit one of the local fish restaurants.
- Gaze at the crazy surfers cutting the Atlantic Ocean with boards ( best views- in winter and off-season).
- Have a romantic evening on the beach with a bottle of port and the ever-present Turner-style sunset.
Transport
The “heels” of the city are licked by the Atlantic Ocean, but the “heart” of Nazare is located quite high - on the steep hill of Sitiu, where you can climb on foot, but better (and more interesting) - by cable car. This is the most convenient means of transportation in the city, which was opened already in 1889. Since then, it has broken down several times (not without casualties, alas), stood idle for five years, then it was electrified and launched again to the delight of tourists and locals. The length of the funicular is 318 m, the journey takes about 3 minutes, the fare is about 2.5 EUR.
Prices on the page are as of September 2018.
The “heels” of the city are licked by the Atlantic Ocean, but the “heart” of Nazaré is located quite high - on the steep hill of Sitiu.
Popular hotels in Nazaré
Entertainment and attractions in Nazaré
As mentioned above, the “heart” of Nazare lies on Cape Sítio, which is easily recognizable from the postcards that are sold throughout Portugal. This is another “calling card” of the country of port wine. In a word, the views that open up from here do about the same thing to your breath as a piece of cheese does to a crow.
The steep cliff, 318 m high, in addition to its panoramas, is famous for the chapel of Ermida da Memoria, which was built in honor of the miracle created by the Blessed Virgin Mary - the rescue of the horse of Fidalgo Don Fuas Roupinho. Whether you believe the legend or not is up to you to judge, but the locals will be happy to show you observation deck Miradouro do Suberco - the mark that a horse allegedly left with its horseshoe on a foggy morning in 1182, almost knocking itself and the king into the abyss while hunting.
In addition, the 17th-century Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora da Nazaré and the Joaquim Manso Museum (Museu Dr. Joaquim Manso) attract attention here. Another important attraction of Nazaré, which is located at the far end of the cape, has been around for five centuries - the fort of Sau Miguel Arcanjo, built in 1577. The fortress was built by order of King Sebastian to defend against possible attacks by pirates. Later, the fort became famous for the brave band of Portuguese peasants who, with pitchforks at the ready, drove out the army of the short French emperor during the occupation of Portugal by Napoleon's army.
Finally, if you have time, it’s worth checking out the local Ethnographic and Archaeological Museum(the best stand is with the history of the national costume), the Museum of Religious Arts (in the right wing of the main temple of the city) and the fisherman's house-museum (boats, interiors of fishermen's homes, tackle and catch).
Local residents will be happy to show at the Miradouro do Suberco observation deck the mark that Don Fuas Roupinho's horse supposedly left with his horseshoe on a foggy morning in 1182, almost knocking himself and the king into the abyss while hunting.
Surfing
Nazaré gained his world fame thanks to surfing, and, to be more precise, to the surfer from the Hawaiian Islands, Harry McNamara. It was he who set a world record on the waves of Nazaré, catching a wave almost 34 m high. As soon as the New York Times published a photo of this act, Nazaré woke up famous. Since then, every winter (it is during the winter months that the highest waves rise) shaggy-haired surfers from all over the world come here to set their own record of courage and skill.
By the way, the reasons for the appearance of such high waves, which, fortunately, do not reach the coast, are quite simple. Exactly opposite Nazaré, something like a canyon, a long and narrow gorge, runs through the ocean. And the underwater currents, reaching it, push those same giant waves to the surface.
The best views of surfers are from Cape Sitiu. And even if you are not a big fan of board swimming, be sure to climb up to the cape to look at this riot of nature and breathe the most iodized Atlantic air.
- Where to stay: With an eye on the “excursion” - of course, in numerous hotels and boarding houses, guest houses and hostels in the capital of Portugal, the many-sided Lisbon - here you can find an option for every taste and budget. Sun worshipers are invited to the resorts of the Lisbon Riviera - they are located just 15-30 minutes drive from the capital, so they are not far from historical monuments and nightclubs. rest in
Description of the excursion
City of Nazaré is one of many Portuguese cities that have witnessed special miracles throughout their long, eventful history. Officially, the city received this name only at the beginning of the 20th century. He combined several settlements, including “place of Nazare”, in Portuguese Sitio da Nazare. This is the upper part of the city, where important historical monuments. One of them is the Temple of Our Lady of Nazareth, where the sacred image of Our Lady of Nazareth is kept, otherwise known as the Black Madonna. It is in her honor that the city is named.
Church "Nossa Senhora da Nazare". In the left wing there is a hospital, and in the right wing there used to be royal chambers...
The image is carved from wood, measuring only 25 cm, and represents the Mother of God sitting on a bench with Jesus in her arms. The original was carved by Joseph himself when Jesus was a baby. He, an image made of wood, was worshiped by the first Christians of Nazareth. Over time, it was propagated and spread throughout the world.
Perhaps the church in Nazaré left the most pleasant memories of all the others in Portugal... here you can look into the holy of holies
So, in the 5th century, one of the images was brought from Nazareth by a Greek monk to the Spanish city of Merida. Merida at that time was the religious capital of the entire Iberian Peninsula. For two centuries, the monks of one of the monasteries of Merida prayed to this sacred image.
Madonna of Nazareth behind glass...at arm's length
At the beginning of the 8th century, the Moors appeared on the Iberian Peninsula. With a new religion. They quickly conquered city after city. The Muslim faith was forcibly implanted. Those who voluntarily converted to the new religion were given life. Those who disagreed faced death. The Moors won the battle for Merida. The leader of the Christians, King Rodrigo, managed to escape from the battlefield; he took refuge in the very monastery where the image of the Mother of God was located. Fleeing from the inevitable reprisal with one of the monks, he went to Atlantic coast, taking the image with you. Having covered more than 300 km, the king and the monk decided to become hermits and settled in different places. Don Rodrigo in an abandoned church on Mount de São Bartolomeu. And the monk lived until the end of his days in a cave, right next to the cliff where the Sitio da Nazare is located, keeping with him the sacred image of Our Lady of Nazareth.
The upper part of the city "Sitio da Nazare". This is where the history of modern Nazaré began...
It is unlikely that this place, Sitio da Nazare, was inhabited in those days. Who could settle on the seven winds without orders from above? Near the sand dunes...at least, I didn’t find any information. The continuation of the story takes us to 1182. By then, the Reconsista had liberated what is now Portugal from Muslim rule. With the help of knights of religious orders. As a token of gratitude, King Afonso the Great, or the Founder, awarded them lands. Fortresses, castles, and abbeys arose here and there. But now about something else. Early in the morning of September 14, 1182, Don Fuas Roupinho, commander of one of the fortresses, a Templar, was hunting with his comrades. Fog. Don Fuash, on horseback, chases a deer. A deer jumps from a cliff out of fear into the abyss.
That's how it was...
Another moment, and the horse, together with the rider, will follow there. And then Don Roupigno calls on the Virgin Mary for help. An unknown force stops the horse at the very edge... How to express gratitude to the savior? Don Fuash decides to build a chapel. For construction we had to look for material. So, the masons ended up in that very cave. And they found an ivory box. And in it there is a sacred image and parchment, where the story was written about how the image of the Virgin Mary ended up here. When the chapel was built, the image was placed inside for worship. The news of the miracle attracted pilgrims from everywhere. Commoners and kings prayed in this tiny chapel. Over time, the pilgrims ran out of space. Therefore, in the 14th century a church was built not far from the chapel. Madonna settled there. And Sitio began to grow, patronized by the kings themselves. The church was completed and decorated with gold and Azulejo tiles, made to special order in Holland. Now you can look at the image of Our Lady of Nazareth at arm's length. For 2 euros
This is the same Chapel that Roupinho built. Where the sacred image was located until the 14th century. Pilgrims descended 6 steps and prayed to the Virgin Mary.
To believe or not in these stories? Let's believe! It’s more interesting this way... Here’s another one that hasn’t been confirmed. In 1609, Father Bartalameo, a chronicler and monk of the monastery in Alcubas, discovered ancient parchments in the archives of the monastery, which described the events and details of the events that took place regarding the cave and the rescue of the Templar. This news was presented to the public. But no one seems to know where the parchments are now. And modern science has not confirmed the authenticity of the image itself. But who needs this and why? The main thing is that people believe in miracles! The legend helped the whole city grow! And for us - the opportunity to have fun, think, dream about our own miracle... Our Lady appeared in Portugal more than once... She is considered the patroness of the country, and from time to time she helps her subjects... The brave Portuguese sailors also firmly believed in her miraculous power. They asked for her blessing and help before their long and dangerous journeys here in Nazar. Vashko de Gama, Pedro Cabral, the great Jesuit Francis Xavier and many others.
This is a view of the new Nazaré. Once upon a time, on the site of these houses there was an ocean... and a little warmer...
What else is Nazaré famous for? Huge waves. The highest in Europe. Thanks to an underwater canyon 5,000 meters deep, they gain power and rise to incredible heights off the coast. They begin in late autumn, when serious storms occur in the Atlantic Ocean. It is at this time that championships among professional surfers take place. So, in 2011, a world record was set here, which is listed in the Guinness Book of Records. The brave Garrett McNamara became another legend Nazaré. In 2013, he improved his record by conquering a 34-meter wave. Footage of this athletic feat was shown on news reports around the world. Watch the video! The power of the ocean and the people who are on friendly terms with this power
But the ocean in Nazar is not always harsh. In summer and early autumn you can relax here. Sun, beaches, refreshing breeze, excellent healthy food at reasonable prices. Yes and the authorities Lately pay attention to the possibilities of replenishing the budget at the expense of vacationers. This means that it will be clean, festive, safe, and hospitable. And if you consider that just a few tens of kilometers from Nazare there are no less “wonderful” cities: Alcubaça, Leiria, Fatima, Caldas da Rainha, Obidos, Tomar, then inquisitive tourists will definitely never be bored. Therefore, come! Booking offers 66 accommodation options in hotels, aparthotels, hostels, and apartments.
Tents protect from wind and sun...with such protection you can be on the beach from morning to evening. And cafes and restaurants with everything you need are 50 steps away...
Other sights of the city of Nazare. Fort of Archangel Michael. It is from its site that anyone can watch surfing competitions. Built in the 16th century for protection against pirates and corsairs. Inside is a museum and Garrett's plaque. Museum Joaquim Manso(Joaquim Manco), where it is interesting to trace the history of the city's development. Fisherman's Museum. Modern lift, connecting upper and lower Nazaré.
This is lower Nazaré, on the left is the beach, and here are shops, cafes, restaurants, hotels. And apartments offered by strolling “Nazarenes” who do not know the Internet and Booking...
Dinosaur tracks. Wall in Sitio ( Muralha do Sitio), which was erected at the beginning of the 18th century to protect the houses of brave residents from winds and sand. Sandstorms were common. The houses were filled to the top. People had to climb out through the roofs.
This woman inspiredly dressed me up in a costume...she offered to take a photo in it. The kindness and openness of provincial Portuguese requires a separate discussion...
Later, by royal order, planting of pine forests began. Thanks to them, living in Nazar became easier... Cave (Gruta da Nazare). Only the far part of it, which would be interesting, is walled up. Too many people who went deep never came back. Women of Nazaré who walk proudly in their seven “Nazarene” skirts, scarves and heavy clogs.
Seafood and fish. Fishing has developed in Nazar since time immemorial. It was very life-threatening. And he formed a special, somewhat gloomy type of “Nazarene” man. They write that Vashko de Gama highly valued the composure and endurance of local fishermen, recruiting them for Indian expeditions. And the fish in Nazar is especially good! Plankton, forming in the depths of the canyon, has some magical properties. Fish and various reptiles feed on it and are filled with a pronounced taste. And you can enjoy it in numerous restaurants and cafes in the city. As well as natural vegetables, fruits, wine, local sweets and the most polite service. Market in the city of Nazaré. Here you can fill your shopping basket at very reasonable prices.
You can buy everything here! What is missing for happiness...in the city of Nazaré
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