The Silver coast, still one of the most balanced locations to live in Portugal in our opinion. A nice mix between the feel of central Portugal and the Algarve. Did you know about this silvery misty cloud of mystery? The first time we saw it it was a surprise for sure.
@Eight Miles from Home Portugal is a multi cultural diverse country. The reason everyone stays after a visit or two is exactly because you don't have to learn our language which by the way is one of the hardest to learn in the world. Even more than Mandarin or Russian. Just be yourselves. And pay no attention to people that challenge you to do certain things you don't have. Learn about our culture and achievements if you wish, but learning the language, isn't a priority. I'd be more impressed if you knew something about art. Our culture is very diverse. We have almost every conceivable type left by dozens of people that occupied or settled in Portugal in the last two thousand years. Do some research on that. No biggie. You can find a lot of places to visit around your place. Check out the Fauna and Flora. How people do the biological agriculture, how we still grasp at thousands of years know-how solutions and they still work. You guys are doing a terrific job by promoting my country out there. So that my country keeps being that lovely place you can hang your hat, get some Earl Grey tea pull up your feet and watch the sunset with Edit Piaf on the radio. 🙏 So say we all. 🖖
@@lisameecher8628 of course not. But they are doing a great job at it. And for free. I love this family. And I will always tell people to watch this channel like I have since they moved from Thailand.
My Beautiful Baleal. Love to see all the starfish 😊 As you know, I took Portuguese lessons almost immediately after arriving. My teacher is wonderful and she does private (in your home) and group lessons (at Obidos castle which is fun). I knew nothing about the language before arriving ... and I found it really challenging (wish I learned when I was young) but it was so worthwhile. I found that there were a lot of people who didn’t speak English, on the Silver Coast, in the winter. All the younger people were back in school and the older people spoke and understood very little English and that was OK. Better for me, in learning. I will say, thank goodness for Google Translate, at times. Although it’s the Brazilian Portuguese (Google needs to add European Portuguese!!) it helped in a pinch. Portuguese is so beautiful, and diverse... so much to see and explore but for me - to live... it’s got to be the Silver Coast. Lovely video 🤗 Obrigada ~
Jen Shea Dear lady there is something intriguing me... in several foreign vlogs about Portugal, your name is very common with very nice words about our culture, our rich patrimony and our amazing nature. And you show a strong knowledge about us and our things. So here is my question : are you portuguese under that name or are you british, american, whatever, or are you acultured and in love with Portugal? Just being curioso, i'm not a sick minded guy.
@@sergiocarvalho5459 Olá Sergio, I appreciate your question. Obrigada ~ I am Canadian. :) After a really difficult time in my life I got the privilege of renting a friend's house in Atouguia, for 3 months. I've always felt an affinity to Europe, especially the latin culture, however I really didn't know what to expect when I arrived in Lisboa. All I can say is within hours of arriving I was in love and within days of living in Atouguia, I felt like I was home. I miss it every single day. I am planning to move to Portugal (I can because I'm self-employed) but I've got things I have to take care of at home first. I fell in love with the music (huge Fado fan here & I have found some non-fado singers like Salvador and Luisa Sobral) and I love learning what I can about the culture and the history. I so appreciated the people. So pleasant, not pushy, just going about their daily lives. I took some Portuguese lessons soon after I arrived (not easy for me to learn but I try) and I know the people appreciate my efforts. I was told that the Portguese people would remind me of Canadians. A little, but gentler. :) I love to travel but I'm not the type who wants to stay on a resort and live like a North American. I want to live like a local. I want to get to know my neighbours and understand the way they live. I love NYC, and I love Lisboa, but I do prefer to live a little more rural. In a small town, close to the Ocean. I would be really happy to find a permanent home in Atouguia, if not, close by. Even as far as Lourinha, Atalaia, Obidos, perhaps. As long as I have a car and can explore Portugal often. For now I live with saudades.
@@JenShea - A big corporation like Google isn't going to bother to add a language from a 10 million speakers' small european country when there are 209 million brazilians speaking a variant of the same language. : /
I can't believe how many people don't "like" your videos. Must be people that despise happiness. Or that family spirit you guys have. Envy. Nothing else. Keep up the good work. 🙏
@@lisameecher8628 i understand that. I'm on TH-cam since 2006. Heard a lot, seen even more. But one can only go so far using creativity. I mean. How many times can a person use the same country name in a sentence? I'm surprise they still do it. It's not bait in my view. All their stuff is made for deeply spiritual people. And not everyone is in that "mood". Cheers.
@@lisameecher8628 well.. Thankfully you do not speak for the majority of "people kind". Nor you will sway anyone's opinion anytime soon. If indeed you call yourself an "influencer". There are no facts to support your "conclusions". And before you say "facts literally speak from themselves". No one is twisting your arm. You can always watch another channel instead of trying to make other people to agree with you. Maybe you're right maybe you're wrong. It's a possibility. So why don't we let the people decide for themselves?
22°-26°C sounds perfect (74°-78°F) Beach combing + a Beach Kite is great day after morning fog burns off. Luv that you seek out the less crowded quieter side of places visited; big plus!👍
Eight Miles from Home Yes! Thats why it is a chalenge! If you Were ready it Will not chalenging you ehough! The followers of Portugal want to se your efford! You can ask for help! ;)
Do you have a local job in Portugal or you are like a Digital Nomad? :) The place where you live, that you showed in this video, is just the same lifestyle I an am looking for moving to Portugal. I have found your channel just looking for information about how to live and move to Portugal. :)
This is the area I have been searching for properties on idealistsa. Definitely more expensive than Central Portugal but well worth it for its proximity to great beaches, Santarem/Tomar as well as the Lisbon/Cascais area. This area will increase in value over the next few years.
You bet. The price of houses are growing like mad and is only after 5 months... It's the only country in Europe that have this strange result even with COVID.
Hello! Love your channel! I'm curious how the resident/long term-visa process worked for your family moving to portugal. How much time did you need to give yourselves before you physically moved?.. what type of visas were required for you in order to stay in portugal? Thanks!
What's the best place to look for renting a house/apartment? Should I hire an attorney, go online, idealista app, or wait till I get there and start looking for places?
You don't need to hire a lawyer. If you want I will give you the email address of a friend who is a real estate agent and tell him exactly what you are looking for (villa, apartment, on the beach, in town, etc.) and he will show you what is available, completely free of charge.
Do these people have any kind of health insurance in case their bums get too wet on the rocks, they fall ill and have complications? Also what happens if the landlord raises the rent to the actual market value?
The rents can only be raised by the percentage the government approves and for health insurance is free for working people and 100 euros a month for foreign visitors
@@henriquecardoso2726 What percentage did the government approve regarding rent increases and does that increase apply to the private rental market or social housing only? These people sound British and I can only assume that they are classed as foreign visitors. Does the child have to pay the same amount as the grown ups as well?
@@Jesuscger Am I right in assuming that the maximum increase capped by the government only applies to social housing and not the private market? Do these people rent social housing?
I've been meaning to ask you this question: before Story you travelled all around the world, so I was wondering when are you going to start travelling again and are you staying in one place because of her age? There are families with young children that travel a lot. Check out the channel allaboardfamily here on youtube. They're Portuguese and they have a toddler too. AND the father has to do dialysis 3 times a week. They are travelling around the world.
Thank you for another fantastic vídeo, all very beautiful, beach, sea, Forest, the joy of your daughter and you happy family, where you live beautiful. Baleal I Love this place but the sea is brave, I like the beaches of the Alentejo and Algarve warm water sea, many places the sea is calm, there are also beautiful beaches in Comporta calm sea too beautiful , Figueirinha in Serra da Arrabida...Tavira Island beautiful in Algarve, Faro Island, there are many secret beaches of warm Waters Alentejo.
Uau, you should plant there in your space men, you have sutch a great place to do stuff, I thing you should try it, it's funny and you learn, and ye, I'm portuguese and I love nature men, and thanks for love for the country, I know that it's not perfect, but I love this with my heart and soul kk, and hope that one day you look at this like your home, cumprimentos e espero que tenham muita sorte e que consigam, que consigam ser melhor todos os dias e melhorar todos os dias como pessoas, eu acho que em Portugal se consegue conhecer muito de nós, têm tantas culturas diferentes e tantas energias diferentes. Espero que gostem camaradas.
Looking up the weather forecast is simple enough. One doesn't have to be there to know inland is warmer less windy.... You're really not saying anything when you describe an area with words such as 'feel' and 'magical' . People want demographics, and trends. And before you start talking coffee trends, understand it's financial trends we refer to. So I'm going to go walk my dog on a rocky beach now, on a beach with no life guard, because there are no life guards in the off season. ( Duh).
Portuguese is a BLOOMING hard language to learn - I've been actively trying for about 20 years. I have never really studied Spanish and yet, though studying Portuguese I can now understand much more spoken Spanish than spoken Portuguese, which I put down to the sounds of Portuguese being so much more alien to native Englis speakers than Spanish.
The Silver coast, still one of the most balanced locations to live in Portugal in our opinion. A nice mix between the feel of central Portugal and the Algarve. Did you know about this silvery misty cloud of mystery? The first time we saw it it was a surprise for sure.
Guys! The Silver Coast is IN central Portugal!
@Eight Miles from Home Portugal is a multi cultural diverse country. The reason everyone stays after a visit or two is exactly because you don't have to learn our language which by the way is one of the hardest to learn in the world. Even more than Mandarin or Russian. Just be yourselves. And pay no attention to people that challenge you to do certain things you don't have. Learn about our culture and achievements if you wish, but learning the language, isn't a priority. I'd be more impressed if you knew something about art. Our culture is very diverse. We have almost every conceivable type left by dozens of people that occupied or settled in Portugal in the last two thousand years. Do some research on that. No biggie. You can find a lot of places to visit around your place. Check out the Fauna and Flora. How people do the biological agriculture, how we still grasp at thousands of years know-how solutions and they still work. You guys are doing a terrific job by promoting my country out there. So that my country keeps being that lovely place you can hang your hat, get some Earl Grey tea pull up your feet and watch the sunset with Edit Piaf on the radio. 🙏
So say we all. 🖖
@@lisameecher8628 of course not. But they are doing a great job at it. And for free. I love this family. And I will always tell people to watch this channel like I have since they moved from Thailand.
@@lisameecher8628 Ok, you win. They're a toilet of a channel. And now go bother someone else please.
I also prefer the autumn in Portugal because the weather is milder and life not so busy, more tranquility in fact.
My Beautiful Baleal. Love to see all the starfish 😊
As you know, I took Portuguese lessons almost immediately after arriving. My teacher is wonderful and she does private (in your home) and group lessons (at Obidos castle which is fun). I knew nothing about the language before arriving ... and I found it really challenging (wish I learned when I was young) but it was so worthwhile.
I found that there were a lot of people who didn’t speak English, on the Silver Coast, in the winter. All the younger people were back in school and the older people spoke and understood very little English and that was OK. Better for me, in learning. I will say, thank goodness for Google Translate, at times. Although it’s the Brazilian Portuguese (Google needs to add European Portuguese!!) it helped in a pinch.
Portuguese is so beautiful, and diverse... so much to see and explore but for me - to live... it’s got to be the Silver Coast.
Lovely video 🤗 Obrigada ~
Jen Shea Dear lady there is something intriguing me... in several foreign vlogs about Portugal, your name is very common with very nice words about our culture, our rich patrimony and our amazing nature. And you show a strong knowledge about us and our things. So here is my question : are you portuguese under that name or are you british, american, whatever, or are you acultured and in love with Portugal? Just being curioso, i'm not a sick minded guy.
Jen Shea... curiuos, not curioso...
@@sergiocarvalho5459 Olá Sergio,
I appreciate your question. Obrigada ~ I am Canadian. :)
After a really difficult time in my life I got the privilege of renting a friend's house in Atouguia, for 3 months. I've always felt an affinity to Europe, especially the latin culture, however I really didn't know what to expect when I arrived in Lisboa. All I can say is within hours of arriving I was in love and within days of living in Atouguia, I felt like I was home. I miss it every single day. I am planning to move to Portugal (I can because I'm self-employed) but I've got things I have to take care of at home first.
I fell in love with the music (huge Fado fan here & I have found some non-fado singers like Salvador and Luisa Sobral) and I love learning what I can about the culture and the history. I so appreciated the people. So pleasant, not pushy, just going about their daily lives. I took some Portuguese lessons soon after I arrived (not easy for me to learn but I try) and I know the people appreciate my efforts. I was told that the Portguese people would remind me of Canadians. A little, but gentler. :)
I love to travel but I'm not the type who wants to stay on a resort and live like a North American. I want to live like a local. I want to get to know my neighbours and understand the way they live.
I love NYC, and I love Lisboa, but I do prefer to live a little more rural. In a small town, close to the Ocean.
I would be really happy to find a permanent home in Atouguia, if not, close by. Even as far as Lourinha, Atalaia, Obidos, perhaps. As long as I have a car and can explore Portugal often.
For now I live with saudades.
@@JenShea - A big corporation like Google isn't going to bother to add a language from a 10 million speakers' small european country when there are 209 million brazilians speaking a variant of the same language. : /
@@Module79L - Sadly :(
In winter central Portugal is colder. By the coast the weather doesn't go to extremes, of course.
Portuguese coast from Galicia to Lisbon can be really wild. But sure it-s the most beautiful part and also the cleanest water!!
I can't believe how many people don't "like" your videos. Must be people that despise happiness. Or that family spirit you guys have. Envy. Nothing else. Keep up the good work. 🙏
@@lisameecher8628 i understand that. I'm on TH-cam since 2006. Heard a lot, seen even more. But one can only go so far using creativity. I mean. How many times can a person use the same country name in a sentence? I'm surprise they still do it. It's not bait in my view. All their stuff is made for deeply spiritual people. And not everyone is in that "mood". Cheers.
@@lisameecher8628 well.. Thankfully you do not speak for the majority of "people kind". Nor you will sway anyone's opinion anytime soon. If indeed you call yourself an "influencer". There are no facts to support your "conclusions". And before you say "facts literally speak from themselves". No one is twisting your arm. You can always watch another channel instead of trying to make other people to agree with you. Maybe you're right maybe you're wrong. It's a possibility. So why don't we let the people decide for themselves?
Thanks for the honest video about the Silver Coast. That is exactly what I was looking for.
22°-26°C sounds perfect (74°-78°F) Beach combing + a Beach Kite is great day after morning fog burns off. Luv that you seek out the less crowded quieter side of places visited; big plus!👍
OMG. Your little girl is ADORABLE! Such a happy little soul. Great work with the slow motion and drone footage! Thanks for the good content!
Thanks for the info, and the tips, it definitely helps!
Beautiful. Thank you. Looking forward to visiting that place. 😊
Nice you enabled comments give me more motivation to watch
Such a dream place to live! 💙 Thank you for sharing this great video! 😃
Such a lovely family, thank you for the tips my loves! Your making me want to move to the the silver coast now. Mmm decisions decisions 🤔
Hello today i make you a chalenge....Why dont you try to make one vídeo only talked in portuguese? You Need to improve your portuguese ;)
ainda não está pronto para isso
@@8milesfromhome
Lol,nice one.
@@8milesfromhome "Ainda não estou pronto para isso."
Eight Miles from Home Yes! Thats why it is a chalenge! If you Were ready it Will not chalenging you ehough! The followers of Portugal want to se your efford! You can ask for help! ;)
Indeed I moved here and I am learning via Memrise, you can do it too!
In Castelo Branco are 33ºC
35ºC in Vila Velha de Rodão
33 no Entroncamento e 30 Santarém é centro de Portugal agora hoje Outubro, em Agôsto é mais de 40 graus.
Thanks for this beautiful video. Lovely family. Very informative about family life in Portugal.
Primeiro! Wow. Great video as per usual, by the way i like your cool shoes.
Cheers!
Do you have a local job in Portugal or you are like a Digital Nomad? :)
The place where you live, that you showed in this video, is just the same lifestyle I an am looking for moving to Portugal. I have found your channel just looking for information about how to live and move to Portugal. :)
This is the area I have been searching for properties on idealistsa. Definitely more expensive than Central Portugal but well worth it for its proximity to great beaches, Santarem/Tomar as well as the Lisbon/Cascais area. This area will increase in value over the next few years.
You bet. The price of houses are growing like mad and is only after 5 months...
It's the only country in Europe that have this strange result even with COVID.
Lovely video ,nice family.
Looks very clean too! X
Yes, It's very clean!
Last time i saw your vid, you guys were in Thailand.
Your footage and editing improved a lot.
Beautiful video as always. Thank you! ❤️
Hi ya another brilliant clip of Portugal just a question to Sasha where do you get your tshirts from. 😌
beautiful couple! inspiring!
Oct 16 - 28, 2019
WSL-world surf league is comming to PENICHE
Have fun....
How far is your home from the beach? Thank you for the information.
How did you find a place where doing yard work made it cheaper?
Greate content and video edition
Hello! Love your channel!
I'm curious how the resident/long term-visa process worked for your family moving to portugal.
How much time did you need to give yourselves before you physically moved?.. what type of visas were required for you in order to stay in portugal?
Thanks!
hi my name is art. were in the silver coast do live what is the name of the town
They now live near Caldas da Rainha, I think.
@@csdragonfly They live in Salir de Matos, a village outside of Caldas da Rainha
its about 15km inland so they are really far inland (not)
Beautiful . How do you like the old town? Is it far from the beach?
Thank you😁
The weather sounds exactly like my part of Northern California.
What's the best place to look for renting a house/apartment? Should I hire an attorney, go online, idealista app, or wait till I get there and start looking for places?
You don't need to hire a lawyer. If you want I will give you the email address of a friend who is a real estate agent and tell him exactly what you are looking for (villa, apartment, on the beach, in town, etc.) and he will show you what is available, completely free of charge.
@@ruisilva3099 Hello. I would like the email of you can share it.
@@kameshahurd7249 I already put it here but it was deleted. Put yours and if it appears I'll write to you.
Do these people have any kind of health insurance in case their bums get too wet on the rocks, they fall ill and have complications? Also what happens if the landlord raises the rent to the actual market value?
The rents can only be raised by the percentage the government approves and for health insurance is free for working people and 100 euros a month for foreign visitors
@@henriquecardoso2726 What percentage did the government approve regarding rent increases and does that increase apply to the private rental market or social housing only?
These people sound British and I can only assume that they are classed as foreign visitors. Does the child have to pay the same amount as the grown ups as well?
@@henriquecardoso2726 Ola Senhor Henrique, can you point me to some info on the Health insurance for visitors. Obrigado.
@@emilybarrance6460 The maximum increase is Portugal´s inflation rate.
@@Jesuscger Am I right in assuming that the maximum increase capped by the government only applies to social housing and not the private market? Do these people rent social housing?
Eden spoke! Yey!
I'm really surprised about the fog.
Cooler no verao, no inverno nao. Espero que andem calçados na praia apenas por momentos para fazer publicidade às sapatilhas...
I've been meaning to ask you this question: before Story you travelled all around the world, so I was wondering when are you going to start travelling again and are you staying in one place because of her age? There are families with young children that travel a lot. Check out the channel allaboardfamily here on youtube. They're Portuguese and they have a toddler too. AND the father has to do dialysis 3 times a week. They are travelling around the world.
Thank you for another fantastic vídeo, all very beautiful, beach, sea, Forest, the joy of your daughter and you happy family, where you live beautiful. Baleal I Love this place but the sea is brave, I like the beaches of the Alentejo and Algarve warm water sea, many places the sea is calm, there are also beautiful beaches in Comporta calm sea too beautiful , Figueirinha in Serra da Arrabida...Tavira Island beautiful in Algarve, Faro Island, there are many secret beaches of warm Waters Alentejo.
Nice cinematography. Story looks great. And she's so smart. ❤️👾
Uau, you should plant there in your space men, you have sutch a great place to do stuff, I thing you should try it, it's funny and you learn, and ye, I'm portuguese and I love nature men, and thanks for love for the country, I know that it's not perfect, but I love this with my heart and soul kk, and hope that one day you look at this like your home, cumprimentos e espero que tenham muita sorte e que consigam, que consigam ser melhor todos os dias e melhorar todos os dias como pessoas, eu acho que em Portugal se consegue conhecer muito de nós, têm tantas culturas diferentes e tantas energias diferentes. Espero que gostem camaradas.
The killer splasher strikes again!
Looking up the weather forecast is simple enough. One doesn't have to be there to know inland is warmer less windy....
You're really not saying anything when you describe an area with words such as 'feel' and 'magical' . People want demographics, and trends. And before you start talking coffee trends, understand it's financial trends we refer to. So I'm going to go walk my dog on a rocky beach now, on a beach with no life guard, because there are no life guards in the off season. ( Duh).
Upvote for the smooth intro graphic 🙌🏾
The Mexican wraps look good.
Portuguese is a BLOOMING hard language to learn - I've been actively trying for about 20 years. I have never really studied Spanish and yet, though studying Portuguese I can now understand much more spoken Spanish than spoken Portuguese, which I put down to the sounds of Portuguese being so much more alien to native Englis speakers than Spanish.
shoes on the beach? Travesty
superficial
Oct 16 - 28, 2019
WSL-world surf league is comming to PENICHE
Have fun....