Camping Nazaré

Campsite rentals in Nazaré

Situated roughly halfway between Lisbon and Porto, the Central Region’s coastline is teeming with beautiful resorts and villages just waiting to be explored. Among the most popular spots, Nazaré ranks high. With its quaint narrow streets, the large beach in the town centre and the clifftop village area, it exudes its own unique charm. In fact, there’s everything you need for a fabulous Portuguese getaway with family, friends or your special someone.

And for a perfect stay, nothing beats a campsite near Nazaré. Make the most of the pleasant climate when you rent a comfortable mobile home with Yelloh! Village. Whether you choose to soak up the sun on your terrace or head out sightseeing, you’ll benefit from the very best conditions.

Mobile home rental in Nazaré

Finding the right campsite near Nazaré is no easy task. To make things simpler, you can rely on Yelloh! Village and feel confident that you’ll find the quality of service and comfortable accommodation you’d expect from a 4 or 5 star campsite. Even on the Portuguese Atlantic coast! At Yelloh! Village Colina do Sol, enjoy your fully equipped accommodation, the children’s clubs and a host of activities all week long. Plus the shops and services you’ll find on site, so you won’t have to waste too much time on chores.

And you know what’s even better? Your campsite is located in São Martinho do Porto, close to Nazaré. In fact, this pretty seaside resort is just 17 minutes from Nazaré, which means you’ll be able to enjoy both of these towns set on the ocean’s edge. It’s also a smaller, close-knit resort. So, even though it’s very popular in the summer, it’s not quite as hectic as the tourist hotspots.

What can you do while camping in Nazaré?

Of course, you’ll want to spend some time enjoying Nazaré’s splendid coastline, relaxing on its golden sandy beaches. Whether you prefer to soak up the sun, take a refreshing dip in the Atlantic or indulge in watersports like surfing, you’ll find the perfect beach for you!

For outdoor enthusiasts, the area around Nazaré is criss-crossed with hiking trails and cycle paths, all of which offer spectacular views. Rent a bike or lace up your hiking boots and set out to explore the region’s scenic surroundings.

And take some time to appreciate Nazaré and its unique atmosphere by immersing yourself in its culture and history. Visit the picturesque fishing village, watch a traditional fishing demonstration or explore the local markets to sample the delicious Portuguese cuisine.

During a camping holiday in Nazaré, you should also venture out and see more than just the town, as there’s a host of attractions nearby. Take, for example, Alcobaça Monastery, the medieval village of Óbidos, the historic town of Leiria or the seaside resort of São Martinho do Porto. Embark on a day trip (or several) to discover the region’s cultural and natural treasures.

At the end of the day, kick back, relax and make the most of your campsite’s facilities. Arrange a family barbecue, join in the activities organised by thecampsite, or chill out and watch the sun set over the ocean.

What are the sightseeing attractions in Nazaré?

• The cliff of Sitio that looks out over the Atlantic Ocean – take the funicular railway
• A stroll along the seafront
• The Church of Nossa Senhora da Nazaré
• The Miradouro da Pederneira viewpoint

What are the activities on offer in Nazaré?

• Surf the spectacular waves
• Discover the traditional fishing technique, arte xávega
• Take a boat trip to admire the coast from the sea

Where are the most beautiful beaches in Nazaré?

• Praia da Nazaré
• Praia do Norte

Which are the local specialities that you simply must try?

• Fresh seafood, such as grilled sardines and other grilled seafood
• Delicious local pastries, such as “bolas de Berlim” (custard-filled doughnuts) and “pasteis de nata” (custard tartlets)

What are the main events nearby?

• The Sardine Festival in Peniche
• The Cod Festival in Ílhavo
• If you venture as far as Porto, the Atlantic Festival or Festival of St John (23-24 June)
• Last but not least, if you take a trip to Lisbon, the “Festas de Lisboa” – or Lisbon festivities – are not to be missed (12 and 13 June)

What is there to see and do in Nazaré and the surrounding area when it rains?

• The Ethnographic Museum of Nazaré to discover the local history and culture
• The Fishing Museum to find out more about the region’s maritime traditions
• Indulge in some wine tasting in one of the region’s wineries