Visit Nazaré

Really well located as a base to visit other parts of Portugal within an hour or two of driving if you have your own car. Lovely restaurants great views and a funicular to get up the steep hill to look over Nazare. We loved this place would love to come back (but from Australia who knows!)

Ashley Australia

I loved the town. Lots of international people, kind locals, gorgeous views and hike to the lighthouse. The ascensor was fun. Ate at a neat Italian restaurant, Bontà Bistro Italiano , very fresh and the owner was lovely. We stayed at By the sea. At one point the manager delivered a rose to me for National Day of Women. Very nice!

Maria

A really beautiful seaside town with a very local feel. We avoided peak season and the crowds so we could just enjoy the town without it being noisy and crowded. The weather was nice and comfortable and the views from the headland are amazing. So picturesque. Lots of nice restaurants and shops. Highly recommend a stay here.

Helen Australia

It’s a great place for a break from the big cities. It’s easy to get there and get around without a car. Plenty of good eating places from ice cream, coffee and cake, Indian, pizza and more local dishes. There’s plenty of choices for shopping.

Cindy Australia

I love the beach and how they made it family friendly, clean. It was one of the best beach towns I had been too. Love the restaurants all over, the little village up on the hill was even more charming or as great-as below. The people in that town were top notch. I hope it doesn’t loose that charm while a ton of people around the world discover it. Dont sell out to the Chinese developers. Your doing just fine.

Lawnie United States

Nazare is a lovely place to spend a few days. The beach is beautiful and the town is very friendly. We took the funicular up the hill, walked down the other side to the beach to watch the waves. Highest waves in the world during the winter! Overall a great stay for us and wished we had more days just to relax on the beach and enjoy the restaurants.

Sandra Canada