From a fishers village to a traditional holidays destination since many years ago.

Nazare is a pretty bustling town with a fab beach, quite upmarket for Portugal

take a ride in the tram to the top of the cliffs to get the view in the photo of the beach below. Stroll along the seafront and mix with the locals stop for a bite to eat along the way or maybe just and icecream from the parlour

Narrow streets and local atmosphere. See the older ladies in their traditional clothing and try the small local restaurants. Try it.

I love Nazare out of season and every time we go to Portugal;s Silver Coast we head here for a visit. A wonder through town and the little shops is super and our favourite is to walk along the prom front and then wind out way up the cliff face via the little path to Sitia at the top. The... More

No boats pulled up on the beach anymore, but there were fish drying on racks in the sun.

Oh, this small fishing town is amazing!. I love the sea and it was absolutely breathtaking to enjoy it in Nazare. The waves looked like in the movies, better than anywhere in the world that I have been. Besides you will find that the people there still likes to dress on their typical costumes... it was so sweet to see... More

This review is all about the finest fish and seafood you can find anywhere in the world. Although I can tell you about the good restaurants facing the sea, there are a few others that are worth a visit. For example, I can tell you about Rosa dos Ventos, which is not listed in this website. We were about 10... More

In many a write ups, I read that it was the most traditional fishing village in Portugal. But it has morphed into a tourist town. We looked for the 7 layered dress and other traditional attire, but we saw only a few very full hips and they were far in between. We saw only one rack of seafood drying in... More