Latest news and stories about thermal baths in Portugal for expats and residents.
Travel suggestions for exploring Portugal during the autumn season, ranging from traditional St. Martin's Day celebrations to relaxing thermal spa getaways.
Home Madeira & Azores Have you visited Poça da Dona Beija in the Azores? Have you visited Poça da Dona Beija in the Azores? Poça da Dona Beija, one of the best-known thermal bathing places in the Azores, is a special attraction in Furnas, on São Miguel Island.
A report on a thermal destination in Portugal that has become popular among Spanish tourists while remaining largely unknown to the local population.
The Carapacho thermal baths on Graciosa Island reopened on 26 July 2025 and are operated by Verde Similar Terma. The thermal complex has welcomed 19,000 people in just one year.
The thermal hospital brought therapeutic fame and gave the city its name. Caldas da Rainha grew with the ceramics of Bordalo Pinheiro and became an easy destination for conversations associated with the figure of Zé-Povinho. A trip to the home of the new President, António José Seguro.
The thermal hospital founded by Queen Leonor gave the city its therapeutic fame and its name. Caldas da Rainha grew with the ceramics of Bordalo Pinheiro and became an easy destination for conversations associated with the figure of Zé Povinho, while Cavacas sweeten this journey. Article originally published on March 3rd.
São Miguel is the perfect destination for a winter getaway. Terra Nostra Park remains the crown jewel of the island's attractions, with a hotel offering a host of experiences for the colder months.
The largest share of revenue still comes from traditional thermal treatments. Termas da Piedade are the most sought-after for relaxation.
