Choose your Interrail Portugal Pass

Get Your Interrail Portugal Pass

On this page, the terms ‘Interrail Portugal Pass’ or ‘Eurail Portugal Pass’ are used to describe any kind of Interrail or Eurail Pass that would permit you to travel within Portugal. For example:

• Interrail One Country Pass (Portugal)
• Interrail Global Pass
• Eurail One Country Pass (Portugal)
• Eurail Global Pass

Interrail Portugal Reservation

When it comes to actually purchasing your Pass, you will need to either get an Interrail Portugal Pass (sometimes known as a Portugal One Country Pass), or an Eurail Portugal Pass (sometimes known as a Portugal One Country Eurail Pass). Fortunately, knowing which one to get is very simple.

If you live in Europe permanently (and can prove this with a residence document), or if you are a citizen of a European country, then you need the Interrail Portugal Pass.

If you are neither a European citizen, nor a European resident, then the Eurail Portugal Pass is the one for you.

Follow the links and pick the one you need depending on your plans, and we’ll take you straight to the official vendors to make your purchase. Simple or what?

Interrail Portugal Pass Special Offers

As we are partnered with Eurail and Interrail, both of whom are fully official vendors of Interrail and Eurail Passes, we are privileged to receive word of any special offers or discounts which may be forthcoming ahead of time. But we don’t keep this to ourselves! As soon as we know about a special offer, the price on Interrail-Journey will be updated.

If you’re waiting for the right deal to take the plunge and buy your Interrail Portugal Pass, just drop your name and email into the form below and we will let you know as soon as the special offers go live. Easy!

Eurail Portugal Pass – where to buy

Buying your Interrail or Eurail Portugal Pass from the official vendors that we are partnered with here is always the safest option. Although Interrail Portugal Pass is cheap, you certainly don’t want to get conned out of any money. Remember these two pearls of wisdom if you are ever tempted to get your ticket from a shady third-party:

• If an offer looks too good to be true, it probably is!
• Buy cheap, buy twice!

Choose your ticket here and we’ll take you straight to Interrail or Eurail (depending on your circumstances) to make your purchase safely and securely.

If you are only intending to use your Pass to explore Portugal, you will find what you need in the selection featured on this page.

But if you’d like to broaden your horizons even more and explore a few more countries on your Interrail journey, an Eurail Global Pass or Interrail Global Pass would most likely be more adequate for your needs.

Eurail Portugal – Spain Pass

If you are from outside Europe and know that you want to visit Spain as well as Eurail Portugal, then an Eurail Global Pass could be just what you’re looking for. This allows you to Eurail Portugal, cross the border and continue your journey in Spain, all with a single ticket.

Eurail Global Passes can be bought with validity in all 30 participating countries, so you can travel even further if you want to! Create your perfect Eurail itinerary starting with Portugal and/or Spain, and see where you end up!

Choose your Eurail Portugal Pass

5 great reasons to Interrail Portugal

Like most of the countries you are likely to visit on your Interrail journey, Portugal uses the Euro. However, it is the only country which speaks Portuguese! Lots of people choose to Interrail Portugal every year, and here are some of the biggest reasons why!

With Interrail, Portugal and the rest of Europe is easily accessible!

Enjoying the sights and sounds of Portugal has simply never been easier than it is right now. Interrail Portugal, Spain, France, and anywhere else you would care to visit, all on a single rail Pass.

Many people who choose to Eurail or Interrail Portugal opt to make it either their first or last country to visit owing to its geographical location, bordered by Spain and the Atlantic Ocean. Spending a few nights in on a sun-soaked beach in Portugal sounds like the perfect way to end a fantastic journey, and that’s what many people choose to do!

If you choose to Interrail Portugal, you may find that you need to take a flight, either at the start or the end of your journey. While you’re checking out which Eurail or Interrail Portugal Pass you want, you can also use the tool below to find the flights you need:

Interrail Portugal – what to do, where to go?

Planning ahead is great – it enables you to make sure you get as much as possible out of your Interrail Portugal trip, and gives you daily inspiration to keep on exploring. However, it is always advisable to keep your plans flexible, to allow for a little spontaneity. You never know when someone might cross your path with the best idea ever, and you will want to be able to adjust your plans on the fly.

So here is our top 5 places to go when you Interrail in Portugal, take them as they are and feel free to use them in your own itinerary!

Sagres

A great spot for surfing thanks to its opportune location on the South-West point of Portugal, thousands of surfing enthusiasts, from beginners to experts, flock to Sagres every year. There are plenty of surf schools in case you are a little rusty, or even brand new at it, so there’s no excuses not to get out there and ride some waves!

Parque Nacional de Peneda-Gerês

If you feel like getting some exercise while keeping relatively dry, Portugal’s only national park, Parque Nacional de Peneda-Gerês in the north-west, is definitely worth a visit. Here you can try some canyoning, horse riding, canoeing and rafting amongst the unspoilt and very lovely scenery.

Aveiro

Dubbed ‘the Venice of Portugal’, due to its interconnecting network of canals spreading throughout the city with numerous bridges and boats on or above them, Aveiro has to be seen to be believed. Located on the Atlantic coast towards the center of Portugal, as well as lovely beaches Aveiro boasts several historical and cultural sightseeing spots, particularly for those of a religious persuasion.

Coimbra

Nestled comfortably in the center of Portugal on the Mondego River, is the unforgettable, yet sadly often overlooked, city of Coimbra. The place is a beautifully crafted canvas of color, red roofs on white buildings with lush green foliage and gardens scattered around – this is a quintessential Interrail city. The historic and cultural sites are in plentiful supply here, most notably the Gothic Cathedral and the famously beautiful Joanina Library at the University of Coimbra.

Porto

You may know this area as the producer of the world-famous Port wine (strong stuff!), or alternatively you may know it as the home of FC Porto. Porto is also blessed with a pedestrianised area at the center of the city, named the Ribeira, where the cafes, restaurants and street vendors are constantly abuzz with conversation and live music.