  
SURFING HOLIDAYS IN PORTUGAL'S PORTO E NORTE REGION
CORTEGAÇA SURF CAMP & Clinics - NIGHTLIFE & OTHER KICKS
Your hosts in Cortegaça are proud of their country, region and traditions. As a guest at the Cortegaça Surf Camp you will get so much more that the 'Surf–Eat–Party–Sleep vacation'. Your guides will organize a variety of activities besides surfing to break your daily routine and make your holiday an experience you'll never forget.
Surfaris
One-day surfaris up or down the coast are part of the surf experience and while you're out with the surf instructors searching for the best waves, you get a chance to see a little more of Portugal. Surf at different beaches all along the coast of northern Portugal and visit other towns. After a long day of surfing, nothing beats a cheap, healthy and freshly prepared Portuguese meal. Your guides know exactly where to go for the best meals and nightlife.
Port & wine tasting in Porto
You cannot visit this region of Portugal without a trip to the city of Porto, for some wine tasting. This is your chance to sip this world famous and simply exquisite Port wine in one of the Porto's traditional wine cellars. Afterwards you’ll visit the historiacal 'old town' and enjoy the nightlife of this amazing city.
Local market in Espinho
In the town of Espinho, a little south of the Cortegaça Surf Camp, there is a local market on every Monday. Not only an opportunity to view all kinds of typical Portuguese products and enjoy a taste of Portuguese life, but a good chance to stock up on groceries for the week.
Medieval Festival – Santa Maria da Feira (July)
This festival is amazing, the whole town of Santa Maria da Feira is decorated as a town from middle ages. The people all dress up and you can enjoy middle age food and buy middle age artefacts.
Imaginarius Festival - Santa Maria da Feira (June)
An interesting street festival, which attracts street performers from around the world. The streets of Santa Maria da Feira are full of buskers and . shows are happening simultaneously on street corners and village squares.
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