Idanha-a-Nova Holiday Deals

Idanha-a-Nova Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Idanha-a-Nova

Your last real break feel like it was light years ago? Simple — book a ticket to Idanha-a-Nova and you'll be heading off in a heartbeat!

It sits 220 kilometres to the northeast of the capital of Portugal, Lisbon District.

Perhaps you'll come across a few washed up treasures as you explore along the shore at Live Beach.

The calming sounds of the natural world await you at Reserva Natural da Serra da Malcata. It's located just 40 kilometres away, so you won't have to be stuck in a car all day. Buraco Cave, 35 kilometres away, is one more recommended option.

Get a better understanding of Idanha-a-Nova's culture at the Egitaniense Epigraphic Museum.

One of the best ways to learn about a region is to learn all about its history, so don't miss Monsanto Castle and Idanha-a-Velha. Continue your journey to the past at Penha Garcia Castle.

Whether you're planning to spend most of your time on the black diamond runs or the beginners' slopes, you'll love the fresh powder at Ski Parque.

If you'd like to do a bit of exploring, add a trip to Piedras Albas to your plan. This destination is 20 kilometres to the southeast and is home to Puente Romano and the Convento de San Benito. Need more ideas? Zarza la Mayor is 25 kilometres to the east of Idanha-a-Nova and is known for Church of Saint Andrew and Zarza la Mayor Town Hall.

Whether it's for some shopping or to explore the sights, visitors often make the trip out to Castelo Branco, 35 kilometres to the west. The Jardim do Paco Episcopal, Liberdade Plaza and the Center for Contemporary Culture are all nearby. That said, don't miss out on the Cargaleiro Museum and the Francisco Tavares Proenca Junior Museum either.

Bank cards? Check. Passport? Check. But have you packed your appetite? With some fine food and drink to devour across this region, it's the one thing you shouldn't forget.

Once you stop and peruse a restaurant or café menu, you'll soon realise that chillies and honey are some ingredients commonly used in the local cuisine.

Don't miss the chance to tuck into maranhos (pork, goat and rice haggis) or cozido à portuguesa (portuguese stew). These traditional meals come highly recommended by the locals.

A meal isn't complete without dessert, so don't worry about calorie counting for a while and savour one of the most well-known after-dinner treats, castanhas de ovos (egg chestnuts).

Life's not all beer and skittles, but there's nothing wrong with treating yourself to a cold one occasionally. While you're here, ensure it's Coral.

If the night beckons for something a bit stronger, order some aguardente bagaceira. Neat or on ice — your barkeeper should know the most enjoyable way to drink it.

Begin your evening in fine fashion with a drop of a local wine like bairrada or bucelas. Taste for structure, texture and balance, or just share a bottle with mates.

With just a little bit of your travel allowance remaining in your pocket and some awesome memories that will last your whole life, say a final "Até logo" to Idanha-a-Nova.

Ready to fly home? Map a route, pack your bags and set an alarm. The nearest airport, Dr. Francisco de Sa Carneiro Airport (OPO), is around 200 kilometres to the northwest.