Portugal or Puerto Rico?

[Anonymous]

Taking a 7 day trip for my milestone birthday with one good friend. I’m torn between San Juan being closer and not feeling like we have to do a tour, versus the amazing itineraries I’ve seen for Lisbon and Porto. Any thoughts?

[Anonymous]

We don’t know you or what you like to do.

What do you like to do? What do you want this trip to be?

Budget?

[Anonymous]

You’re kidding, right? Portugal in a heartbeat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You’re kidding, right? Portugal in a heartbeat.

Indulge me. Why? More culture, better scenery, nicer people?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We don’t know you or what you like to do.

What do you like to do? What do you want this trip to be?

Budget?

Budget not a factor. I like to go to museums, lie on the beach, eat good food and drink good wine. Relax with some culture thrown in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We don’t know you or what you like to do.

What do you like to do? What do you want this trip to be?

Budget?

Budget not a factor. I like to go to museums, lie on the beach, eat good food and drink good wine. Relax with some culture thrown in.

I think the wine makes Portugal the easy call.

[Anonymous]

Portugal. You don't need to do a tour. I've been there twice. People are friendly and helpful.
I suggest going south to Lagos for beaches, cure towns. I might move to Portugal one day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Portugal. You don't need to do a tour. I've been there twice. People are friendly and helpful.
I suggest going south to Lagos for beaches, cure towns. I might move to Portugal one day.

*cute

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You’re kidding, right? Portugal in a heartbeat.

Agreed. Cascais is super cute and easy to get to. The beaches are postcard sized but its so, so charming.

[Anonymous]

Portugal! No need for itinerary, plan it yourself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Portugal. You don't need to do a tour. I've been there twice. People are friendly and helpful.
I suggest going south to Lagos for beaches, cure towns. I might move to Portugal one day.

That was my plan until they ended the visa deal

[Anonymous]

Been to both, much preferred Portugal especially Porto.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You’re kidding, right? Portugal in a heartbeat.

Indulge me. Why? More culture, better scenery, nicer people?

DP. I think the people are equally nice but the food, culture, architecture and history more interesting in Portugal. And the wine!

[Anonymous]

Puerto Rico vs Portugal? May as well go to Newark NJ.

Portugal hands down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We don’t know you or what you like to do.

What do you like to do? What do you want this trip to be?

Budget?

Budget not a factor. I like to go to museums, lie on the beach, eat good food and drink good wine. Relax with some culture thrown in.

What museums does PR even have? Any come close to Gulbenkian?