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Is Lisbon a walkable city?

Looking at the Lisbon districts map might be intimidating, as the city looks huge.

In actual fact though, Portugal’s capital is incredibly walkable, if a little hilly. With a good pair of sports shoes, this is very doable for most. Plus, most of the inner city attractions are located very close to each other, so there’s not much of a commute between sightseeing stops.

And if walking becomes too much, however, there are plenty of trams to transport visitors around the Lisbon districts. Or, those preferring private transportation options can hail a taxi or opt for a shuttle during their tours.

What is the weather like in Lisbon?

After finding out where is the best to stay in Lisbon, it might be worth checking the weather forecast. Fortunately, the average year-round temperature is warm, at 70F.

In terms of rainfall, we’re also onto a winner, at an average rate of just 32inches per year. The coolest season is winter, between the months of December and February, where the temperature in Lisbon can drop to 46F.

How long should I stay in Lisbon Portugal?

With a city skyline and sandy coastline, Lisbon really does have it all. Many visitors decide to extend their stay in the city since there are just so many different things to see and do. We recommend planning at least one week in Lisbon to ensure you don’t miss the key sights and attractions.

How long is a flight from San Jose to Panama city?

Getting from Panama to Costa Rica, or vice versa, only takes one hour on a plane. The local airlines are Copa Air and Avianca, with both offering competitively prices fares. There are multiple flights per day between these locations and the journey should be simple.

Which is best, flying or taking a bus from Costa Rica to Panama?

It really depends on how you prefer to travel; including your level of comfort and available budget. Plus, the origin and destination of your journey will determine the most convenient method of transport. 

The fastest way to travel is by plane, and this is recommended for journeys to Panama city. However, getting from David Panama to San Jose Costa Rica is much easier as it is only a six-hour bus ride.

Where to stay in Panama once you’ve arrived?

Selina offers six destinations in Panama, including: Panama City, Playa Venao, Venao River, Bocas del Toro, Red Frog and Boquete. No matter where you choose, the trip is bound to be filled with unforgettable and unique experiences, all fueled by Panama’s local people. Selina offers six destinations in Panama, including: Panama City, Playa Venao, Venao River, Bocas del Toro, Red Frog and Boquete. No matter where you choose, the trip is bound to be filled with unforgettable and unique experiences, all fueled by Panama’s local people.

What is Sayulita known for?

It’s undeniable that the majority of tourists come to this part of the world to practice their craft and surf. In fact, Sayulita surfing is some of the best in the world. Not only that, the good length of each Sayulita beach means that it’s easy to find a good place to hang out with friends, even in high season.

Alongside the water, Sayulita is well-known for its ‘hippie vibes’. Yogis and free-spirited individuals are likely to find like-minded friends in Sayulita, with plenty of events to facilitate introductions.  

How many days do you need in Sayulita?

It’s hard to put a deadline on the time needed to properly visit Sayulita, Nayarit Mexico. Some tourists can certainly get away with a long weekend here, with a jam-packed schedule that is designed to explore the local area, get outside and taste true Mexican authentic food.

However, many travelers prefer to stay longer in locations like Sayulita, with some Selina residents here for a month or more. It is definitely approved as a place to put some roots down if you’re living and working online, with reliable wifi and a good coworking environment.

Is Sayulita worth visiting?

Absolutely. Sayulita is unique and totally worth visiting. Sayulita restaurants alone make it well worth a visit, even if only for a few days. 

In terms of things to do in Mexico, Sayulita has it all: good weather, beaches and interesting culture. Plus (fortunately), it’s not quite as busy as other locations on the West coast of Mexico such as Cancun or Tulum, which means it’s still considered a bit of a hidden gem.

Can you learn to surf in Sayulita?

Sayulita surfing is genuinely some of the best in the world. For years now, it has been the birthplace and breeding ground for some of the best surfers in the country and has held several national and international competitions.  

However, there is a good level of variation in the types of breaks available in Sayulita. This means there is a Sayulita beach for everyone, even beginners. With highly-rated and longstanding surf camps, the Sandbar on the main beach of Playa Sayulita is probably where to head.