The Archipelago of Azores is located at the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. For this fact Azores is considered as one of the possible places that best correspond to the legend of Atlantis.
Mainland Portugal is bordered by Spain in the North and East side and by the Atlantic Ocean in the West and South. South of Portugal is near the entrance of the Mediterranean Sea but it isn't geographically in the Mediterranean Sea. Despite this fact the Portuguese climate is Mediterranean. Portugal is also considered a Mediterranean country, due to the climate and culture.
No, because Portugal does not touch the Mediterranean Sea.
Portugal is land's end in extreme southwestern Europe, where it's bordered by Spain on the north and east sides, the Atlantic Ocean on the west, and the Mediterranean Sea on the south.
A monopoly on trade between the eastern Mediterranean and Europe was held by the merchants of: {| |- | Portugal Genoa and Venice Spain France |}
Mediterranean Europe, also known as Southern Europe, is the region of Europe that borders the Mediterranean Sea (which in this case, includes all minor seas connected), although there are a few exceptions. Portugal (who only borders the Atlantic), Serbia and Kosovo (who both are landlocked) are these few exceptions. The following countries are in Mediterranean Europe: Portugal Spain Italy San Marino Vatican City Slovenia Croatia Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro Serbia Kosovo Albania Macedonia Greece Bulgaria Turkey Cyprus Malta An article which includes a map of Mediterranean Europe is included in the link below.
The Algarve is a south region of Portugal (Europe) and is among the most popular tourist destinations in Portugal, primarily because of its beaches, Mediterranean climate, safety and relatively low costs.
Portugal is in the European Continent. It is the westernmost country in Europe, both main land and islands (Azores). As such Portugal is an European country, usually refereed as one of the South European Countries or one of the Mediterranean Country (being Spain, Italy and Greece other examples of countries in this category).
No, Portugal is not a Mediterranean country. It does, however, have a mediterranean climate, but it is not considered a mediterranean country because the south does not have the Mediterranean Sea as a coast. Once past Gibraltar the Mediterranean Sea becomes the Strait of Gibraltar.
Spain, Portugal, and Andorra create the Iberian Peninsula on the far west side of Europe. Spain is the only one of these three countries that borders the Mediterranean Sea. While Andorra and Portugal are also on the Iberian Peninsula, Andorra is landlocked, and Portugal only borders the Atlantic Ocean, not the Mediterranean Sea.
In the southern most parts of Europe, and around the Mediterranean Sea. Countries like Portugal, Spain, Italy and Greece can be warm in May.
Southern Europe is just Southern Europe, however, it may be called as the Mediterranean Coast or Mediterranean Europe or just simply Mediterranean. Southern Europe can also be split into Southwestern and Southeastern Europe or into the countries that make the region.
No. But the Mediterranean does have an influence in Portugal's climate.
Yes, Portugal is located so far west in southern Europe that it's bordered only by Spain to the north and east, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, and the Mediterranean Sea to the south.
The reason why Southern Europe is called Mediterranean Europe is because of it's climate, the Mediterranean climate. It also borders the Mediterranean sea. And Kosovo President Mediterranean Doksan sailed through southern europe.