Trail near Herdade da Coitadinha, located in the Noudar Nature Park, part of the Natura 2000 network. The estate is a thousand-hectare property, about seven kilometers northeast of Barrancos. These lands are not located on the banks of the Alqueva River, but rather in what is considered the reservoir's area of ​​influence.

Peneda-Gerês National Park is one of Portugal's greatest natural attractions, due to its rare and impressive scenic beauty and ecological value and variety of fauna and flora.

A hiking trail known as a short route, in the parish of Lindoso, near Parada. The walk includes a passage through dense vegetation and old abandoned mills, as well as along the beautiful slopes of the Lima River. A highlight is the natural pool known as Poço da Gola, where you can enjoy a unique and paradisiacal space.

It encompasses a total of 22 parishes, distributed across the municipalities of Arcos de Valdevez, Melgaço, Montalegre, Ponte da Barca, and Terras de Bouro. A National Park and Protected Area since 1971, it stretches from the Castro Laboreiro plateau to Mourela, home to a vast array of flora and fauna, making it a favorite setting for outdoor activities. Typically accessible by car, it's known for its rugged terrain and steep slopes, and is primarily a granite region. You can take various routes, on foot or by car, and enjoy the landscape that offers a true journey through nature, the past, …

Panoramic pedestrian path that allows you to enjoy an open-air stroll along the Douro River.

The Casas da Ribeira reservoir is a paradisiacal place, located in Ribeira de Eiras.

Pego da Rainha, located near the village of Zebreira, is a waterfall that forms a lagoon. The name comes from the story of a queen who used to bathe in the natural pool beneath the waterfall.

This wooden structure, located at one of the highest points in the Santarém district, offers a panoramic view of the entire area south of Bando dos Santos, where the villages of Santos and Pereiro are visible, and further back, the town of Mação.

This mountain range is located between the Açor and Sicó mountains, southwest of Coimbra, on the border with the district of Leiria. It measures 30 kilometers long and 30 kilometers wide, reaching its highest point of about 1,000 meters at Alto do Trevim. It is a mountain range deeply furrowed by a branching network of valleys and steep slopes on its northwestern edge. It boasts a rich fauna and flora, boasting a wide variety of botanicals, and even some watercourses, the famous Lousã river pool. Along the mountain range, trails lead us to villages frozen in time, populated by schist …

A hiking trail that takes place near the Ermida Hydroelectric Plant, along a path of lush vegetation, where you can fully experience nature.