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ALCOBAÇA PORTUGAL Budget Travel Guide – Housesitting, Free Sights, Best Value Meals, Prices, Menus

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ALCOBAÇA PORTUGAL Budget Travel Guide – Housesitting, Free Sights, Best Value Meals, Prices, Menus

There are loads of free and budget things to see and do in beautiful ALCOBAÇA in the Silver Coast region of Portugal.

We had such a wonderful 3 weeks exploring this historic town, and we’re so happy to show you the beautiful pets we looked after!

This video also has a lot of information on food and drink, and we show you some lovely places to visit:

Treating ourselves to birthday breakfast at a cafe
Church of the Alcobaça Monastery, with the tombs of Pedro and Iñes
Excellent value evening menu (same price as lunch menu!)
Cheapest glass of wine at a bar
Back to the best value lunch menu in town (from first Alcobaça video)
Beautiful quiet park in the centre of town
Essential supplies from Lidl

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  1. Great vid. Alcobaça is a lovely town, with loads of things within walking distance of each other. Lidl is good for cheap shopping. Continente and Pingo Doce both sell hot takeaway food (Pingo has a bigger variety). Time it right (6.30pm or so) and you'll get a hot chicken, straight out the oven, for about €4.50. If you have a bit more of a budget, there's a posh hamburger place just off the monastery square called Meat. Also off the square are 2 amazing restaurants, called Pratu's and Antonio Padeiro. Both are highly recommended.

    I'm surprised you didn't visit the amazing new (last couple of years) park (Parque Verde). Stunning, and there's a great café in there which is superb value. The staff are lovely too, and there are some very well kept toilets right next door. The terrace is dog friendly.

  2. Congratulations on 6k. I love the vibe of your vids. My son is a travel vlogger and I got him following you two. Enjoy… I live in Portimao, if you head this way again, give us a shout. I'll buy you a coffee…

  3. Thanking for sharing the hidden gems and history of the monastery. The home owners were very generous and the cats and the dog are cute. I can relate to Mandy’s grocery shopping, I do sometimes buy more than I planned except I don’t have carry them up the hill. 😂 We will visit the restaurant behind the tennis club and the bar when we visit Alcobaça. The coffee Mandy and Lee had with the croissant for your birthday breakfast at 4:35 – what do you call it in Portuguese? Happy belated Birthday! 🎂 I like the brand of Mandy’s new bagpack. 😊

    Congratulations for reaching 6K. 👏🏽 We hope this channel will reach 10K by 1/1/2023. The best frugal travel channel! Mandy and Lee, keep up the good work!

  4. the grocerys and other supermarket products are very expensive for the portuguese minimal wage…and even for some tht earn 800/900€ per month…and that´s sad. Good to see your trips!

  5. Along with your offgrid farm-sit, this is now another favorite vlog as you looked so happy, were in a beautiful city, a lovely home, with 4 wonderful pets, had a happy birthday, featured wonderful meals (now i know where to go if ever i'm lucky enough to visit Alcobaça), and enjoyed new spots in town you'd not visited before. Thank you for sharing this wonderful stay. 💖

    P.S. I really loved your enjoying these pets. Got to virtually meet them when Solo50Plus sat with them not so long ago. They are so lovely, each of them! and the views from their house are marvelous.

  6. I’m enjoying your Portugal adventures enormously. You’ve given me lots of great ideas for my next trip to the place for which I have muito saudades! Alcobaça will definitely be on the list. And a kitty all the way from Australia – how amazing! 🙂

  7. I bought my Mom a plate from one of the stores near the Monastery. The reason Ines nose is broke off is because of Napoleans troops, they left it as a reminder of those jerks. Love the animals just adorable.

  8. We are going to be in Caldas da Rainha for the month of June, but may visit Alcobaça sooner as it looks fantastic and I would like to scout it out for our next home. I've made notes from this video and will absolutely being trying the wine. I'm a bit gobsmacked on that one. The best lunch deal I've had so far in my six weeks in Portugal is the Pingo Doce. I tried that based on your advice from one of your Portimão videos in Lagos. However, I'm starting to think the Alcobaça Clube de Ténis may have it beat. Like you, I'm finding the grocery prices to be very afordable at about 40-50% less than the US. There is no Lidl in my area, but I"m looking forward to trying them out. On a side note, I do enjoy the animal clips in the homes you are sitting. Thanks again for the great content.

  9. Uh oh – Draculaura's biting the dust I see! 😂 I finally pursuaded Izzy to switch from that shaped bag to a ruck sack. Much better to carry and more waterproof. I enjoyed your vlog as always! x

  10. great video guys, I think we visited Alcobaca in 1998, I vaguely recall the monastery. Tennis club was a great find. I recently saw a vlog from one of the Azores Islands and a cafe at the local fire brigade had a similar meal deal. OMG Decathlon, my favorite sports store in Europe. I bought one of those little backpacks in Spain about 6 years ago for 2 euro, and it's still going strong. I love their giant towels as well, I seem to have quite a few of them from various trips. lol . Thanks so much for the video, those fur babies were so adorable, and the weather, fantastic. Where are you guys off to next?

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