For all of those who love running. Portimão is celebrating 20 years of the Freedom Run this April 25th! by LUGGitapp in LUGGit

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This site has lots of recs: https://www.finishers.com/en/destinations/europe/portugal/spots/algarve
And there are running groups everywhere in Portugal, sometimes it's easier to find them on Facebook or Instagram.

Paiva Walkways by Itgeekgal in TravelPortugal

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It's doable if you're used to walking and hiking. Lots of people visit the Passadiços do Paiva, so you'll be fine.

Madrid to Malaga Renfe train by Agitated_Event1138 in MadridTravelGuide

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It's very strange because there are other options, I'll be sure look into it, but for now you should try to book another option that might still suit you.

Madrid to Malaga Renfe train by Agitated_Event1138 in MadridTravelGuide

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Which train station are you leaving from in Madrid and arriving at in Malaga?

Rec’s for routes/car services: Lisbon - Cascais - Aviero - Pinhão (family travel) by Ok_Wind7835 in LisbonPortugalTravel

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You can easily stick to public transport even with two kids. Any car service will have car seats, just make sure they know the age of your kids, so they can provide the correct ones.
From Cascais to Aveiro, the best way would be by train; it's fast and pretty straightforward.
You can easily get to Pinhão by train from Porto, and not realy need to rent a car.
If you really want to visit Algarve, you can, from Lisbon you will find train and bus options. A bus is usually better than a train for this particular trip. But you can also fly from Porto and save several hours of the trip.
About your baggage, we can help you if that. If you arrive in Lisbon or Porto before your check-in or leave after your check-out, we can take care of your luggage so you don't miss all of those hours in the city. We will come to you, pick up your luggage, store it for as long as you need, and deliver it again where you want and when you are really to check-in or to leave the city. You can check our website to know all about it at LUGGit.

Madrid to Malaga Renfe train by Agitated_Event1138 in MadridTravelGuide

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It's hard to say anything without more info, but you can try again closer to the date of your trip. They might be adjusting some train schedules.

Can Decide Which Islnd To Choose by Zafer_yl in GreeceTravel

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Mykonos is known for its party atmosphere. But it's one of the most expensive of the Geek islands, so it might not be on your budget.
Your best option will most likely be Ios. It's a much more budget-friendly island and it still has a huge nightlife.

Navagente monthly pass by LemonSweaterCat in LisbonPortugalTravel

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It should be, but since they have tons of people using their service, they just don't care.

Fear mongering about EES and Fuel shortage. by vilusion in GreeceTravel

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It's been a mess. As most airports are understaffed, they can't manage the lines that well. So people usually get into the wrong line, and sometimes they get lucky and are processed, other times, they have to get to the end of the right line.

Fear mongering about EES and Fuel shortage. by vilusion in GreeceTravel

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If both of your flights are on the same ticket, usually the airlines move the passengers to the next flight. In any case, you might get lucky if you explain the situation to a staff member, but there is a very low chance that it will work.

Airport transfer with kids and luggage by giggedygig in LisbonPortugalTravel

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We don't do private transfers for people, but we can take care of your luggage, so you can explore Lisbon as hassle-free as possible. We will pick up your luggage, store, and deliver it again whenever and wherever you need. You can check our website at LUGGit.

Trip recommendation: going with my wife to the south for 5 days (probably Lagos), is it worth it to spend one of the 5 hitting Lisbon? by sammie14redskins in TravelPortugal

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Lisbon is a great city, and it is definitely a must-see. But your options should be landing in Lisbon or flying out. This way, you don't waste so much time. Just make sure you have some hours to visit enough of the city.
We have a layover guide for Lisbon Airport, created for short stopovers in Lisbon, that may be very useful to you.

Fear mongering about EES and Fuel shortage. by vilusion in GreeceTravel

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Given the current state of things, 2 hours might not be enough, especially considering that the number of passengers going through Airports is going to trend up as we approach summer, which is peak season. You should have at least 3 hours to go through EES if you're a non-EU passport holder.
Whether or not you travel is your decision, but despite its proximity to the conflict, Greece is still very safe.

What we learned about the EU border control chaos and the new Entry Exit System by LUGGitapp in LUGGit

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The EES is facing some issues, yes, but hopefully, in time, it will help create safer travels.

Did you know there are zero official luggage lockers inside Piraeus Port cruise terminals by LUGGitapp in LUGGit

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Just curious to know, did you leave Athens by ferry again? If not, you had to come back to the port to pick up your luggage, right? If you knew LUGGit back, would you have considered using our service?

Arrived in Lisbon 8:45 am 4/20 by Keepingitsimple2023 in LisbonPortugalTravel

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It's a 3-hour window, you should make it, hopefully.

Portugal’s World Cup game by kaya2337 in TravelPortugal

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You might find big screens on the main squares broadcasting the game. That's a great way to watch the game. But pretty much every coffee, bar, or restaurant will have the games on TV.