Top Services for Active Leisure & Sport in Portugal

I suggest joining the evening dives if you can. The underwater nightlife is incredible, and you get to experience a whole different vibe down there compared to daytime dives.

Ask the dive staff for tips on marine life you might encounter. They gave me cool insights and made my dives even more enjoyable with little trivia along the way!

I think it's worth investing in the photography package if you’re into underwater pics... The team does a fantastic job, and you'll want those memories without needing to juggle your camera or phone while diving

if you're planning a dive trip, i recommend checking the local weather a few days ahead. it can change quickly, and some dives might get canceled last minute, so having a flexible schedule helps!

I totally recommend bringing your own snorkeling gear if you have it. Rentals can add up, and having your own feels much more comfy!

I suggest checking the weather a day before your dive. Our trip got rescheduled due to rough seas, and we lost a day of diving!

If you're planning to dive multiple days, ask about package deals. I saved quite a bit by booking back-to-back dives instead of single ones

Check out the local food spots after your day on the water. I thought I’d just eat at popular places, but a local recommended a tiny outdoor café that had the best pastéis de nata ever!

Bring your own gear if you can. Renting equipment can get pricey after a while, and I found that having my own stuff made me feel more comfortable.

I recommend booking lessons in advance. The schools can get super busy, especially in summer. I made the mistake of just showing up and had to wait a bit for a spot.

If you’re planning to kitesurf, I suggest getting there around 10 AM. The winds are usually lighter in the morning, making it great for beginners to practice without feeling overwhelmed.

i suggest booking your lessons online, especially during peak season... it can get crowded, and i almost missed out on the best instructors because i didn’t pre-book!

Definitely chat with the instructors before starting your session. They'll give you great advice tailored to your skill level. I found it really helped me improve faster!

If you're planning to rent gear check their packages. I saved money by getting a multi-day rental rather than paying daily. Also keep an eye on special offers!

I recommend chatting with other surfers during downtime – they can share tips on the best spots to hit when you venture out on your own. You'll meet some super cool people that way!

If you're planning on renting gear, I think it's worth comparing prices at local shops instead of just relying on the camp’s rentals. Sometimes you can find better deals and nicer gear!

My advice is to bring your own snacks and water. Food at the camp can get pricey, and you'll want to keep your energy up without breaking the bank.

I recommend booking your wakeboarding session online in advance to snag some deals and save time when you get there. It can get pretty busy on weekends!

I think it’s worth renting the gear for a full day instead of just a few hours, especially if you’re a beginner; you’ll have more chances to practice without feeling rushed.