An unassuming seaside town in Portugal is in the midst of a major glow-up, and a new wave of deep-pocketed surfers could be why. Located on the west coast of the country, Ericeira offers five miles of ...

To be fair, Portugal’s Ericeira, about an hour northwest of Lisbon, isn’t exactly some brand new discovery. It’s been on the radar for a while now—at least for surfers. Its waves are more accessible ...

Toalhas mornas abraçam meus pés enquanto a terapeuta Hilda faz uma esfoliação vigorosa seguida de reflexologia. A seguir, uma sequência de manobras firmes percorre ombros, costas, cabeça e rosto em ...

Sair de Lisboa, com o tempo quente e abafado, e chegar à Ericeira, onde passa uma brisa fresca, é uma alegria constante e sempre renovada. Há um condicionamento qualquer, que Pavlov explicará, que nos ...

Ericeira may be famous as Portugal’s capital of waves—it was the second place to be named a World Surfing Reserve and is still the only one in Europe—but it’s plenty appealing beyond the ocean too.

I have never until now taken time to consider the creation of a wave. To fathom the climatic and gravitational forces propelling salt water across sunken topographies so that it swells, rises, arcs ...

When people think of Portugal, they often picture themselves snacking on sardines above the red-roofed homes of Lisbon or sipping port wine and enjoying delicious bites in the hillsides of Porto.

FINDING a unique holiday destination isn’t always easy, with popular spots often overrun with tourists. However, a new list of locations has revealed where authentic experiences can still be found, ...