Hey I just arrived in Lisbon and staying for the next 1.5 months, anyone got any tips for co-working spaces and events?

Hey there! Anyone knows any café work-friendly in Monte Gordo?

Anyone in Lisbon would like to have a sailing initiation workshop next Saturday 18th? We need one more person to book it (can be also more people) 🌊 Here’s the link to other details https://www.getyourguide.com/lisbon-l42/lisbon-sailing-initiation-2-or-4-hours-t500174

Hey everyone 👋
My partner and I were looking for a future home base and Lagos came up on our radar. Has anyone lived there or know how the vibe is? Is there a nice permanent community there? I know it's quite touristy in the peak season, but I see several co-working spaces and events going on.

Anyone knows any good recruiters in Portugal?

Was curious what the spread looks like on USD and GBP into EUR this week, ran the numbers and it's wider than I expected tbh.

On a $1,000 USD send the top ranked provider delivers EUR 848, worst ranked delivers EUR 802. So EUR 45 lands in rent or doesn't, same dollar amount sent. GBP to EUR is similar, around EUR 51 gap per 1,000 GBP.

Revolut and Circle hanging at the top. US and UK high street banks are the usual suspects at the bottom, eating 3-5% in hidden markup before you ever see it.

Anyone here in Portugal got a setup you swear by for getting USD or GBP into EUR? Wise + local bank, Revolut, stablecoin, some combo?

Happy to DM the full breakdown to anyone interested.

Any recommendations in Lisbon for personal chef or meal delivery services that actually tastes good?

Thinking of doing a 10K run this Sunday near the ocean (Carcavelos) if anyone wants to join. Always easier with company

Hey all! Bringing your laptop is very frowned upon in Spain. What's the deal in Portugal? Could I work from a cafe or should I better look for a cowork?

Hey everyone,

My wife and I are looking for a place to stay in Portugal for 3–4 months—anywhere is fine, as long as it’s nice and has a workspace.

Do you know of any good places for this?

Yes this is an issue mainly because cafes are so tiny in Lisbon. Starbucks and Honest Greens are fine but finding power is (intentionally) rare. You can always ask though.

Hey Bilal, maybe, just maybe, before posting the same message in 10 country channels you decide which country you want to go to first. Just a thought. Safe travels.

I never felt like I was unwelcome when working from A Padaria Portuguesa or Jeronymo café chains for a few hours. Lots of people doing the same.

Yes I do. What are you looking for you exactly?

Never an issue in 5 years, as long as you're quiet just spend a few hours top, and consume a minimum it's alright. And there are plenty of places.
If you take calls then it's another story.

Wise X2

Anyone in Porto wants to attend WRC Thursday thru Sunday? I have a car and will be going. DM if interested.

Coming to Lisbon this evening. Anyone who wants to catch a coffee tomorrow and share their favorite places in the city?

Hey everyone, 👋

32yo software engineer from South Africa here. I’m heading to Porto for the month of September to work remotely, and I'm looking for both a cool coliving spot and some people to hang out with.

I’m pretty chill but a little awkward, just looking for genuine connections while I'm there. When I'm not working I’m usually playing guitar, watching anime, or out running (even though I have a total love-hate relationship with exercise).

Definitely down to link up with locals or other nomads for a run, a coffee, or a co-working session. Also, if anyone has recommendations for a coliving place with a really good, welcoming community for September, please let me know!

Hi. Soon in Lisbon, by van. Willing to stay a few weeks.

Looking for:
- meeting people (events?)
- coworking/cafés
- makerspaces (van-friendly?)
- gym or CrossFit
- free parking (day & night)

FYI, working on (google this) "Unity Playgrounds Vision Polleunus"

Hi everyone,

This is Javi, from Spain 🇪🇸

Software engineer building products and ideas

Passionate about sports, nature, and living life to the fullest.

Currently into:

Kitesurfing
Padel
Van life
Tennis
Mountain biking
Gym

Open now to combat sports and surfing in this new stage of my life.

Also interested in:

Investments and Real estate
Music production
Entrepreneurship
Personal development
Technology

I'm a tax resident in Cyprus 🇨🇾 and will be spending the coming months in Portugal exploring the country.

📍 Viana do Castelo & Porto nearbies. I will be there.

Send me a message and let's connect!

Hey everyone! I’m a first‑time solo woman traveler in Portugal this August and I’m torn between exploring the north or the south. What would you recommend and why?

The south (Algarve) is good for beaches and outdoors activities, more of touristy beach town vibe. The North (Porto region) has more cultural activities, historical sites, etc, but this time of the year is also very good for outdoors stuff, there's the Gerés which is a huge national park where you can do mountain hikes and also has great river beaches. If you like pickleball there's a great place in Gaia (Porto metropolitan area) where I often play. Lisbon is the cosmopolitan big city, where you will never run out of things to do, but it's also the most expensive and sometimes can feel like a giant tourist trap.

Thanks! That's a solid overview! But from your experience, what would you recommend? I'm looking for surf, but I also saw that there's a big music festival named Neopop going on from 6 to 8 of august in the north of Porto.. I just dont want to do central -> north and then south 🤣️️️️️️

I live in Porto so I'm biased, but this time of the year there's a thousand things happening, music festivals, etc. Even tons of free ones, check this page on insta: https://www.instagram.com/p/DZFLX3oMtUV/?igsh=ejFvemsxdjBuZHEx

Looking for a coliving place with good working spaces in Lisbon.
Does anyone have any recs? Thanks

Hi all, I am Oxana, 38yo, currently living in Austin, TX. I am planning a trip to Portugal (Lisbon, Madeira, etc.) starting in mid August to live and work for a month before moving to other countries in Europe. I found a 2bedroom/2bath apartment in Madeira to live at for a great price. I’m looking for other females who may be looking to share a place there for a similar timeframe. If anyone has recommendations for me, I would be grateful as well as I am new to this. 😁

Hey, my wife and I have been living in Nazare the past year and are looking to move to Lisbon area (renting for now). We were excited to find a place in Costa da Caparica to be near the beach, young and international people, and short commute into Lisbon.

We were about to confirm a year-long apt we liked, until we learned about the ongoing water shortage crisis that's been affecting that whole area for a couple weeks now... Some people we know are even planning to move elsewhere because of it.

Curious if anyone is living down there currently, whether you find it's still an area worth moving to, and any other insights into the situation! Thanks!

Hi! I lived in Costa da Caparica for two years, and last year I moved to Parede.

From my personal experience, I prefer this side. It feels calmer and cleaner, and getting to Lisbon is much easier. I also found that there are more options for schools, kindergartens, and activities for kids.

I’d recommend looking in Oeiras, Carcavelos, Parede, São João do Estoril, or Estoril, depending on your budget and what kind of lifestyle you’re looking for.

If you have any questions, feel free to DM me!

Hey, thanks for your reply! We just found out about Estoril area and will definitely look into the places you mentioned.

If you have any friends who decide to rent out their place this Fall-Winter, please let me know!