You should really come to Portugal during the WRC Rally de Portugal, fom 30th May - 2nd June. Go to Fafe, and then you'll realize how much we love cars.
Portugal is a nice country. At least what i have seen of it. I actually was expecting Portugal to have a great car scene, because i know they have a huge motorcycle scene. And those two tend to go together. Where there is one, then the other is as well. Nice video though.
@@joaoleao2317 ok. That sounds a bit strange. There are so many amazing custom shops for motorcycles there. Porto Motor Works, Redonda Motors, Bullitt Garage, Maria Motorcycles, Rock Solid Motorcycles, Yellowood, Ton-Up Garage, Dream Wheels Heritage, It Rocks Bikes, Capelos Garage to name a few. So it is a bit strange if the motorcycle scene is close to non existent.
@@Deus_Pedro Have u ever lived in other countries to say so? I have. Portugal is not bad, but boi, most of europe is way better than Portugal in almost every aspect. The only thing Portugal is better at is safety. Period.
@@VinyZikss i lived in Portugal, France, germany and netherlands and i think portugal is the best. i am not saying this for being portuguese, i am saying this because it is the truth.
if u go south to Algarve, u should try N2 north of Faro, or N266 via Monchique/Foia, amazing twisty roads in the mountains, there s some secret gems in Portugal !
it's marvellous, one of my favourite video's from #DriveTheWorld. Eventhough i really appreciate the insight of car communities in certain countries but this is just WOW. And I speak for the many if i say that ; #WorldsGreatestRoads SHOULD be the next series on STG.
You MUST go to Serra da Arrábida and drive. Forget the N222, i am Portuguese and it's not even in my Top 10, we have plenty of better views, and much more challenging roads.
Portugal has an impressive car culture! When I was living in Spain I was always jealous of their car scene. Porto is a beautiful city. I hope you had time to visit it properly.
@@liquid_hearts este tipo de comentário é óbvio para além que pouco ou nada tem conhecimento das coisas, existe um grande lote e mercado de carros especialmente antigos e raros em Portugal, tal como tu dizes, não é só os "flashy" supercarros. O que é bom é os "Aventadores" e mais nada, 😂
Portugal is absolutely beautiful - and I'm not saying it just because I'm Portuguese! Our combination of weather, scenery, food and overall safety is pretty hard to match. And we welcome tourists really well! You can check my motovlogs to see how beautiful Portugal is (and Lisbon, specifically).
Well if youre looking for some other amazing portuguese place you can go to Viera do Minho - Sao Bento da Porta Aberta, its right at the start of the National park Peneda-Geres and its really amazing place, fantastic roads great summer vacation place and an absolute hidden gem, at least for foreigners.
Welcome to Portugal, hope you liked it because it have so much you have to see!! 😎 As I told you, you have to check the rally courses through Fafe mountains!! It's a must 🤘 See you soon @seentroughglass
As a part-time Portuguese resident who's taken 3 different Ferraris (458, 488 Spider, F12) around Portugal on several road trips, I can give you a few tips for sports car driving in Portugal: - STAY OUT OF OUR TINY OLD TOWN ROADS :) - Arrábida national park, only 40km out of Lisbon- Amazing tiny roads - Parque do Gerês. Amazing roads and absolutely abandoned! - Try to stay off the highways when doing Porto to Lisbon. Amazing coastal roads - Example: Ericeira to Cascais (Crowded on weekends) - Local police is friendly. Only ones giving you trouble will be the BT on highways - Get yourself a Via Verde badge should you look into taking the higway I have even more tips if you decide to continue your trip throughout the south of spain as well. Lisbon to Sevilla to Cádiz to Gibraltar and onto Malaga... But the spaniards are a bit more serious on the speed limits.
Welcome to Portugal, if the criteria is view Serra da Estrela in the summer, Portinho da Arrábida (where they shoot most of European car commercials), another route I like its starting from Cabo Roca, passing trough Sintra's natural park and finding my way to Estoril Circuit..
All those roads are absolutely impossible to drive in the summer (and most of the year) and except Arrábida those views do not compare to the Douro Valley.
Não há lugar no mundo que me faça palpitar como o Vale do Douro, melhor sítio não há. Greetings from Portugal btw :D 9:28 If you passed here you were very close to where I live, shame I didn’t see a 911 turbo :p
Great to have you here Sam! PLease come back with more time! There is a lot to talk about! Greetings from the two RS3 owners!! Keep up the great work!!!
Thanks for coming to our small but very nice country and driving in one of the world's best and most beautiful driving roads! I was there on the car meet, it was amazing, you were so cool there, talking openly about cars and the Tour! Hope you come here more often in future tours..
Joao Soares why Portuguese are always saying their country is small??? I mean you don’t hear that kinda thing from Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, Austria or Denmark and all of them are way smaller than Portugal. It may come out because Portuguese are always comparing themselves to Spain... madness
Just spent 5 years living and loving Portugal, driving is a special joy here from motorways to white knuckle rides through the hills. Loved every minute in my RR sport
this video showed up in the recomendation and i fell honored you to check the North of portugal not south because north has a lot of History despite south its all tourism and next time you visit go all they way north to Viana de Castelo 👌
2012 drove about 1200 km through Portugal. The part that amused us (me and my now ex-wife) most was the B-roads that cross Serra da Estrela. We stopped at a hotel high in the mountains and could eat the famous Serra da Estrela cheese. Even though I felt in a WRC stage, the landscape was so astonishing that I had no desire whatsoever to speed things up.
There are a lot of great unknown public roads on the region known as "Alentejo". Tight roads, with only one lane for each way, but with great tarmac and lengthy straights, one after the others, with open space where you can see if some animal or another car is approaching the road. Can reach +200kmh easily on them for the less faint of heart.
This is why I watch your channel, Sam. A quaint town in Portugal that brings a smile to your face no matter how miserable your day has gone, and then a bunch of guy and gal car enthusiasts congregating on short notice. Well done, once again!
Loving this Drive The World series. Don't get so caught up in itinerary or deadlines. Remember Sam, the difference between a tourist and a traveler is that a tourist doesn't know where they are at. A traveler doesn't know where they are going. Enjoy and let things evolve on their own. Everything happens for a reason.
whyyy did this not pop out on my feed or notifications ; I’m actually mad, I would’ve definitely appear on the meet up! ;; u could spend weeks exploring our roads ; loved the video!
Sam, that track you used for the scenic driving shots was epic. One if the best I've heard for a long time on UA-cam. As always a very enjoyable video!!
Tá visto, este pessoal vem até Portugal acelerar e testar os sensores de velocidade da polícia, lol! É que Inglaterra já está muuuuuito controlada! Ainda por cima com um volante à direita! Meeedo, e perigo na estrada !
I am from Cascais, inside Sintra forrest we have a 2/3km stretch road that is insane and doesnt have any cars at all. But near the place you were in this video, there is a place called Terras de Bouro, it has some of the most insane roads I have seen.
In case you go south I would advise you to get there using the road Sines-Sagres and for an afternoon trip drive the road Faro-Almodovar as it offers a different scenery on the return
From one Sem tot he other (almost).. No idea if you're planning on visiting Amsterdam during your trip, but we have some epic events coming up shortly! Would love to show you the best roads of our country Sam.
Come on man WY DO YOU PUT MUSIC OVER THE SOUND OF THE CAR????????????????? I stop watching because of that music. If you are a car guy you should know that's a no no. I gess you are not. Sorry
N222 ends or starts in Vila Nova de Gaia,land of the Port Wine,beautifull city and that road was considered the best road to drive. Proud to be born in that city.
You waste a quarter of the video talking about yourself instead of the subject. You then slag off people who drive these roads in order to enjoy the landscape, but then more or less do exactly the same thing, waxing lyrical about the view. What you did has nothing whatever to do with the Porsche. It is just a tool in order for you to enjoy the view, and unless the road is a race track and you were an idiot, it doesn't go much faster than an ordinary family car. I'm confused. Is this about driving beautiful roads, or something else? I'm glad you enjoyed the road, and the view, which are far more important than a gas guzzling car that is no better experience in this landscape than a scooter, a bicycle or a Fiat Panda.
it's not that under the radar, but you should make your way to Los Angeles for some canyon driving. Latigo Canyon Road, the snake portion of mulholland hwy, etc.
This is a good example of why you should not speed on Portuguese roads. Enjoy the drive calmly and do not put the other road users in danger. Otherwise you will miss the fantastic landscapes cause you are paying attention to the road like this guy just did.
I drove this same road by chance, one time, on my 1990 2.5 190D . And that's what stroke me, like, you don't have to search for the road, it appears when you don't expect, that's the beauty of it.
Definately! Me and a friend went riding on the N222 on the same week you were there, and the N222 BEFORE the supposed best part, and the N322-3 after Pinhão. THESE WERE DELICIOUS!
There´s loads of amazing roads in Portugal to ride or drive...its a real motoring paradise....believe me, i´ve been enjoying them the last 30 (and some) years. You have many, but just to mention some of the (other) more emblematic (in no particular order): 1 - N2 (the portuguese Route 66 - From Chaves (N) to Faro (S)); 2 - The Sintra- Guincho - Cascais - Oeiras - Lisboa ("Marginal" N6); 3 - Arrábida (Setúbal) N379-1; 4 - Bombarral (N8 - a motorcycling heaven); and many others... Congrats on the video!
i'm Portuguese and yes, country roads in Portugal are amazing, try Serra Da Estrela. Mais algum português aqui? tenho a impressao de que quando ele disse que se ia encontrar com "car people" estava a falar da rasão automóvel
Sam, if you do go to Switzerland, I have a suggestion of one of those amazing driving roads. It is from Zürich to Interlaken via A8. Takes about 1 hr 36 min (119 km). Have a look on Google maps. The best part is towards the end but it is all super fun.
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You should really come to Portugal during the WRC Rally de Portugal, fom 30th May - 2nd June.
Go to Fafe, and then you'll realize how much we love cars.
Can you now please consider Portugal for future roadtrips ? Even with other UA-camrs...i like Monaco but you could try other parts of europe
Now you can say that !!! Welcome to Portugal ;) N222 for life
Tmb sou de portugal
N222 😎
Portugal is an amazing place ; Will be in Porto in September. :)
Hope you have an amazing stay over here! :D
Please try the francesinha :)
go to the mountains of gerês you wont regret it
As a slow-moving Suzuki Swift owner, this offends me
stay off the bloomin road!
Unless it’s the pikes peak edition which will smoke the Porsche
Last time i remembered sam was in portugal he was driving a Bmw I3. that's a quite significant upgrade to this turbo s 😂
Portugal is a nice country.
At least what i have seen of it.
I actually was expecting Portugal to have a great car scene, because i know they have a huge motorcycle scene.
And those two tend to go together.
Where there is one, then the other is as well.
Nice video though.
Our motorcycle scene is actually close to non existent
@@joaoleao2317 ok.
That sounds a bit strange.
There are so many amazing custom shops for motorcycles there.
Porto Motor Works, Redonda Motors, Bullitt Garage, Maria Motorcycles, Rock Solid Motorcycles, Yellowood, Ton-Up Garage, Dream Wheels Heritage, It Rocks Bikes, Capelos Garage to name a few.
So it is a bit strange if the motorcycle scene is close to non existent.
@@joaoleao2317 close to non existent? what makes you say that?
Try the Fafe rally or go to museum of the caramulo "museu do caramulo" in Portuguese. It's 3 days full of the best classics and modern super cars...
@@denisspratt926 I don't know what made him say that. Portugal's motorcycle scene is actually very common and alive.
Best country in the world.
sorry ? lol no its not
@@VinyZikss uhm yes it is
@@Deus_Pedro Have u ever lived in other countries to say so? I have. Portugal is not bad, but boi, most of europe is way better than Portugal in almost every aspect. The only thing Portugal is better at is safety. Period.
Correction : Most of Western and Central Europe*
@@VinyZikss i lived in Portugal, France, germany and netherlands and i think portugal is the best. i am not saying this for being portuguese, i am saying this because it is the truth.
if u go south to Algarve, u should try N2 north of Faro, or N266 via Monchique/Foia, amazing twisty roads in the mountains, there s some secret gems in Portugal !
This is exactly the content we all want! : )
it's marvellous, one of my favourite video's from #DriveTheWorld. Eventhough i really appreciate the insight of car communities in certain countries but this is just WOW.
And I speak for the many if i say that ; #WorldsGreatestRoads SHOULD be the next series on STG.
Do a road trip in portugal with other UA-camrs!
You MUST go to Serra da Arrábida and drive. Forget the N222, i am Portuguese and it's not even in my Top 10, we have plenty of better views, and much more challenging roads.
Boas eu sou do algarve. Sabes algumas estradas destas por lá ? Eu queria fazer uma roadtrip mas nao conheço muitas estradas destas pelo algarve
aquele gajo está msm a vender um papa reformas ao stg?
xD
Thanks for comming to portugal.
Portugal has an impressive car culture!
When I was living in Spain I was always jealous of their car scene.
Porto is a beautiful city. I hope you had time to visit it properly.
Portugal doesn't have an impressive car culture Sorry bro ! There is many facts on this
It does when compared to Spain, where is pretty much nonexistent.
@@yoannistilly You clearly have no idea about Portugal's car scene, whatsoever.
@@Anthonymvpr é por não ser tão flashy só com super carros; temos cá ouro e história tho
@@liquid_hearts este tipo de comentário é óbvio para além que pouco ou nada tem conhecimento das coisas, existe um grande lote e mercado de carros especialmente antigos e raros em Portugal, tal como tu dizes, não é só os "flashy" supercarros.
O que é bom é os "Aventadores" e mais nada, 😂
Pinhão - Peso da Régua - Pinhão!! Top Road!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You should also the the "Nacional 2", Chaves-Faro, North to South of Portugal (738kms).
Done it in my MX5
yo tambien hice video con carros/trocas en Brazil. Bonno Video!
Portugal is absolutely beautiful - and I'm not saying it just because I'm Portuguese! Our combination of weather, scenery, food and overall safety is pretty hard to match. And we welcome tourists really well! You can check my motovlogs to see how beautiful Portugal is (and Lisbon, specifically).
Road safety is easy to match unfortunately, one of the worst in the EU. Anyway I love to drive there!
@@robinandthedog I think you are a bit wrong...
Just the fact that you're in Portugal is good enough, thank you so much i miss that country so much, enjoy it my friend. Thank you so much
18 Spanish people was watching this video, only reason for those dislikes
Well if youre looking for some other amazing portuguese place you can go to Viera do Minho - Sao Bento da Porta Aberta, its right at the start of the National park Peneda-Geres and its really amazing place, fantastic roads great summer vacation place and an absolute hidden gem, at least for foreigners.
Welcome to Portugal, hope you liked it because it have so much you have to see!! 😎
As I told you, you have to check the rally courses through Fafe mountains!! It's a must 🤘
See you soon @seentroughglass
I was near that area recently. Beautiful.
As a part-time Portuguese resident who's taken 3 different Ferraris (458, 488 Spider, F12) around Portugal on several road trips, I can give you a few tips for sports car driving in Portugal:
- STAY OUT OF OUR TINY OLD TOWN ROADS :)
- Arrábida national park, only 40km out of Lisbon- Amazing tiny roads
- Parque do Gerês. Amazing roads and absolutely abandoned!
- Try to stay off the highways when doing Porto to Lisbon. Amazing coastal roads - Example: Ericeira to Cascais (Crowded on weekends)
- Local police is friendly. Only ones giving you trouble will be the BT on highways
- Get yourself a Via Verde badge should you look into taking the higway
I have even more tips if you decide to continue your trip throughout the south of spain as well. Lisbon to Sevilla to Cádiz to Gibraltar and onto Malaga... But the spaniards are a bit more serious on the speed limits.
Welcome to Portugal, if the criteria is view Serra da Estrela in the summer, Portinho da Arrábida (where they shoot most of European car commercials), another route I like its starting from Cabo Roca, passing trough Sintra's natural park and finding my way to Estoril Circuit..
All those roads are absolutely impossible to drive in the summer (and most of the year) and except Arrábida those views do not compare to the Douro Valley.
Não há lugar no mundo que me faça palpitar como o Vale do Douro, melhor sítio não há. Greetings from Portugal btw :D
9:28 If you passed here you were very close to where I live, shame I didn’t see a 911 turbo :p
Mdsssss sou da maia
same aqui!! sou de ermesinde
Great to have you here Sam!
PLease come back with more time! There is a lot to talk about!
Greetings from the two RS3 owners!!
Keep up the great work!!!
Hello! Little village's name is São Martinho, Adorigo from Tabuaço. Viseu district. 😄
Thanks for coming to our small but very nice country and driving in one of the world's best and most beautiful driving roads! I was there on the car meet, it was amazing, you were so cool there, talking openly about cars and the Tour! Hope you come here more often in future tours..
Joao Soares why Portuguese are always saying their country is small??? I mean you don’t hear that kinda thing from Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, Austria or Denmark and all of them are way smaller than Portugal. It may come out because Portuguese are always comparing themselves to Spain... madness
Thank you for coming!! What an amazing event it was
Just spent 5 years living and loving Portugal, driving is a special joy here from motorways to white knuckle rides through the hills. Loved every minute in my RR sport
this video showed up in the recomendation and i fell honored you to check the North of portugal not south because north has a lot of History despite south its all tourism and next time you visit go all they way north to Viana de Castelo 👌
2012 drove about 1200 km through Portugal. The part that amused us (me and my now ex-wife) most was the B-roads that cross Serra da Estrela. We stopped at a hotel high in the mountains and could eat the famous Serra da Estrela cheese. Even though I felt in a WRC stage, the landscape was so astonishing that I had no desire whatsoever to speed things up.
There are a lot of great unknown public roads on the region known as "Alentejo". Tight roads, with only one lane for each way, but with great tarmac and lengthy straights, one after the others, with open space where you can see if some animal or another car is approaching the road. Can reach +200kmh easily on them for the less faint of heart.
I see an STG video notification, I hit Like, then watch
@Jkinsg92 I'm ok with that, actually
@Jkinsg92 that's unfortunate
This is why I watch your channel, Sam. A quaint town in Portugal that brings a smile to your face no matter how miserable your day has gone, and then a bunch of guy and gal car enthusiasts congregating on short notice. Well done, once again!
Most of the comments i see are from portugal...and im one of them...
I love the Turbo S!! It´s like if you could only have one sports car to own, this woulds be the one. With an aftermarket exhaust!!
Portugal once again... nice ;)
Ah and just for the record, Portugal has one of the best waters in the world, you can drink from public taps safely as its good and amazing ;)
Loving this Drive The World series. Don't get so caught up in itinerary or deadlines. Remember Sam, the difference between a tourist and a traveler is that a tourist doesn't know where they are at. A traveler doesn't know where they are going. Enjoy and let things evolve on their own. Everything happens for a reason.
Amazing country unbelievable beautiful
Hope you've enjoyed your stay in Porto! I've waited you ate the Porsche service center the next day but you never showed up! :(
whyyy did this not pop out on my feed or notifications ; I’m actually mad, I would’ve definitely appear on the meet up! ;; u could spend weeks exploring our roads ; loved the video!
Pinnacle of driving experience : Porsche RSR air cooled + Serra do Caramulo!
Sam, that track you used for the scenic driving shots was epic. One if the best I've heard for a long time on UA-cam. As always a very enjoyable video!!
Tá visto, este pessoal vem até Portugal acelerar e testar os sensores de velocidade da polícia, lol! É que Inglaterra já está muuuuuito controlada! Ainda por cima com um volante à direita! Meeedo, e perigo na estrada !
Glad to be Portuguese especially when you belong on Douro Valley region , definitely we have one of the best roads whit the best view in the world!
What the name of the song starting at 05:00?? Please
I am from Cascais, inside Sintra forrest we have a 2/3km stretch road that is insane and doesnt have any cars at all. But near the place you were in this video, there is a place called Terras de Bouro, it has some of the most insane roads I have seen.
I will look for Terras de Bouro. Obrigado!
In case you go south I would advise you to get there using the road Sines-Sagres and for an afternoon trip drive the road Faro-Almodovar as it offers a different scenery on the return
From one Sem tot he other (almost).. No idea if you're planning on visiting Amsterdam during your trip, but we have some epic events coming up shortly! Would love to show you the best roads of our country Sam.
Yoooo Sam those first few shots and that intro music 😍👌🏼👏🏼 you are REALLY out doing yourself with the production.
Amazing video and what a scenery, Portugal is beautiful!!
My house door is to ... N222 ... great driving every day with my 1987 Opel Kadett 😎
Come on man WY DO YOU PUT MUSIC OVER THE SOUND OF THE CAR????????????????? I stop watching because of that music. If you are a car guy you should know that's a no no. I gess you are not. Sorry
N222 ends or starts in Vila Nova de Gaia,land of the Port Wine,beautifull city and that road was considered the best road to drive. Proud to be born in that city.
Its Portugal!!!...So small but with marvelous spots!...Welcome to my country!
Small?
Another amazing video Sam keep up the amazing Work 👌🏼
Thanks for putting me in the video, it was nice meeting you!
Sam! I can't believe you were actually driving in Folgosa's road. Hope you enjoyed Douro Region :)
I cant wait to explore europe one day. Great Video Sam
That intro though!!!!
You should come to Arrábida (Setúbal, Portugal) and check the roads, the beaches and the views!
Welcome to my country mate, amazing video and glad you liked :)
The moment you showed the Aixam, which we lovingly call "mata-velhos" here in Portugal, I just started laughing my ass off.
You waste a quarter of the video talking about yourself instead of the subject. You then slag off people who drive these roads in order to enjoy the landscape, but then more or less do exactly the same thing, waxing lyrical about the view. What you did has nothing whatever to do with the Porsche. It is just a tool in order for you to enjoy the view, and unless the road is a race track and you were an idiot, it doesn't go much faster than an ordinary family car. I'm confused. Is this about driving beautiful roads, or something else? I'm glad you enjoyed the road, and the view, which are far more important than a gas guzzling car that is no better experience in this landscape than a scooter, a bicycle or a Fiat Panda.
Sam, you are by far the greatest car youtuber out there! Your video's always give me a bright happy moment in my days. Keep it up
it's not that under the radar, but you should make your way to Los Angeles for some canyon driving. Latigo Canyon Road, the snake portion of mulholland hwy, etc.
Maybe I'll catch you in Lisbon! Great series. Keep safe behind the wheel.
I'm glad we made you feel welcome, awesome to meet you!
„We Europeans” 🤣
Bye bye Brexiteers!
Sorry. I wish we would have more unity in Europe.
They aren't leaving Europe dude, wtf.
Ahahahahahahahah dude there’s a difference between Europe and the EU
Thumbs up for sure, but sam calm the music down now and again when on these Greatest roads ever😘
it's nice to see streets that i recognize on your video
shame that it was all last minute the meet up, would have liked to go
Portugal ❤️ 🇵🇹
a portuguese drives 200m to buy cigarretes and drives back, and will always try to park in front of the door in his more then he can afford car.
This is a good example of why you should not speed on Portuguese roads. Enjoy the drive calmly and do not put the other road users in danger. Otherwise you will miss the fantastic landscapes cause you are paying attention to the road like this guy just did.
👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Your best video so far in Drive The World series, keep posting this kind of videos
Keep up and enjoy our magnifique country and thanks to meet us in Oporto.
Daily Cars 09 no one says Oporto in English anymore, it’s almost outdated... nowadays everybody call it Porto.
L. Hollanda maybe is because I’m old 🤔🤔
Hmmm, any hot hatch or a new 911 turbo s? Not really a choice for me Sam, you fortunate man!
First from Sweden 🇸🇪 Epic Video Sammy, love to do stuff in your backseats together 🤗 💋
Awesome roads. When are you going to film in 4k will look amazing
great video Sam... keep up the good spirit and energy! cheers
Thanks for starting in the most beautiful region in the world....
Top...Sam bem vindo🇵🇹🍻
I drove this same road by chance, one time, on my 1990 2.5 190D . And that's what stroke me, like, you don't have to search for the road, it appears when you don't expect, that's the beauty of it.
In lisbon you must go to cabo da roca. :D but not on sunday morning
Don’t forget passing by Ericeira
come to galveias in alentejo, the road from galveias->ponte de sor basically its a rallye stage try it
This road is perfect for chill drive in 360 .
At 8:08 Sam starts his Austin Powers 3-point turn. ua-cam.com/video/IGiQOCX9UbM/v-deo.html
Your cinematography is simply stunning 😍
Sam Portugal loves you! Welcome!
Welcome back!
Definately! Me and a friend went riding on the N222 on the same week you were there, and the N222 BEFORE the supposed best part, and the N322-3 after Pinhão. THESE WERE DELICIOUS!
There´s loads of amazing roads in Portugal to ride or drive...its a real motoring paradise....believe me, i´ve been enjoying them the last 30 (and some) years. You have many, but just to mention some of the (other) more emblematic (in no particular order): 1 - N2 (the portuguese Route 66 - From Chaves (N) to Faro (S)); 2 - The Sintra- Guincho - Cascais - Oeiras - Lisboa ("Marginal" N6); 3 - Arrábida (Setúbal) N379-1; 4 - Bombarral (N8 - a motorcycling heaven); and many others...
Congrats on the video!
i'm Portuguese and yes, country roads in Portugal are amazing, try Serra Da Estrela. Mais algum português aqui? tenho a impressao de que quando ele disse que se ia encontrar com "car people" estava a falar da rasão automóvel
Rio douro the best place for a good car
Ignore the U in Quinta and you’ll be there. :-)
Sam, if you do go to Switzerland, I have a suggestion of one of those amazing driving roads. It is from Zürich to Interlaken via A8. Takes about 1 hr 36 min (119 km). Have a look on Google maps. The best part is towards the end but it is all super fun.