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17jan9:2014:00Walking on Samarra Beach9:20 - 14:00 Praia do Magoito car parkEvent type:Hiking
Timetable
(Saturday) 9:20 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Praia do Magoito car park
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This proposed walk starts at the Praia do Magoito car park, follows trails of great natural beauty and excellent scenery, goes along various rural paths, allows you to see the famous Lomba dos Pianos, an outcrop located between the beaches of Samarra and Magoito, reaching thicknesses of 20 m and which is part of the Lisbon Volcanic Complex, It also passes by the paradisiacal Praia da Samarra beach and an ancient Roman road and bridge in Catrivana. A route that brings together the beach, the countryside and history. Not to be missed!
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Beaches and the Atlantic coast in general - Praia do Magoito - Lomba dos Pianos - Praia da Samarra - Roman pavement - Roman bridge of Catrivana - Natural landscapes - Country lanes -
Location
Meeting Point
Praia do Magoito car park
Santa Maria Road - Magoito Beach
Latitude: 38°51'55.18″N
Longitude: 9°26'59.87″W
Meeting time: 9.20am
Estimated final time: 14h30
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
Hat
Minimum 1.5 litres of water
Sunscreen
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:30 - 13:30
Meeting Point
Campo das Cebolas, in front of Casa dos Bicos
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A Muralha Fernandina de Lisboa, mandada construir pelo rei D. Fernando I, no último quartel do século XIV, foi uma importante fortificação para a defesa e estruturação da cidade, abrangendo uma área superior a 100 hectares e integrando 77 torres e 34 portas. Durante esta caminhada, circular e com cerca de 7 Kms de extensão, vamos percorrer algumas das suas estruturas remanescentes e descobrir como esta muralha influenciou o crescimento e a organização urbana da Lisboa medieval.
O ponto de partida será a Casa dos Bicos, um edifício histórico que hoje abriga a Fundação José Saramago. Construída no século XVI, esta casa já foi testemunha de inúmeras transformações na cidade e fica próxima de uma das antigas portas da muralha. A partir daqui, seguiremos pelos bairros históricos que ainda preservam vestígios desta estrutura defensiva, mergulhando num trajeto repleto de curiosidades e descobertas.
Pontos de Interesse do percurso:
– Casa dos Bicos
– Praça do Comércio
– Museu do Dinheiro
– Rua do Alecrim
– Espaço Chiado
– Largo Trindade Coelho
– Largo do Regedor
– Portas de Santo Antão
– Torre do Jogo da Péla
– Praça de Martim Moniz
– Torre de S. Lourenço
– Costa do Castelo
– Convento da Graça
– Campo de Santa Clara
– Largo do Chafariz de Dentro
– Torre de S. Pedro
– Chafariz d’El Rey
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Casa dos Bicos • Praça do Comércio • Museu do Dinheiro • Rua do Alecrim • Rua do Alecrim • Espaço Chiado • Largo Trindade Coelho • Largo do Regedor • Portas de Santo Antão • Torre do Jogo da Péla • Praça de Martim Moniz • Torre de S. Lourenço • Costa do Castelo • Convento da Graça • Campo de Santa Clara • Largo do Chafariz de Dentro • Torre de S. Pedro • Chafariz d’El Rey •
Location
Meeting Point
Casa dos Bicos (José Saramago Foundation)
Rua dos Bacalhoeiros, 10
1100-135 Lisbon
Latitude: 38°42'31.85″N
Longitude: 9° 7'57.86″W
Departure time: 9h30
Estimated end time: 13h30
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:30 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Av. José Mourinho 90, 2900-633 Setúbal
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Embarque numa caminhada única no tempo, onde o passado se funde harmoniosamente com o presente. A caminhada “Passado à Beira Mar” leva-o a explorar as maravilhas históricas e naturais de Setúbal, começando no deslumbrante Parque Urbano de Albarquel.
Seja saudado pela brisa do mar enquanto caminha junto ao Forte de Albarquel, uma fortaleza à beira-mar que testemunhou séculos de história. Continue pela Estrada Romana, onde os antigos romanos também já caminharam, deixando para trás um trilho de histórias.
Siga o caminho até o majestoso Forte de São Filipe, uma imponente fortaleza que oferece vistas panorâmicas deslumbrantes sobre a cidade e o oceano. Maravilhe-se com a arquitetura histórica e mergulhe na rica herança de Setúbal.
À medida que descemos pelas ruas da cidade, encontramos o coração vibrante de Setúbal, onde a cultura, a gastronomia e a hospitalidade local se entrelaçam. Deixe-se levar pela atmosfera animada enquanto desfruta de um pequeno passeio pela cidade.
Esta é uma caminhada que o levará através dos séculos, oferecendo uma visão única do passado e do presente de Setúbal, com as suas fortalezas, estrada romana e charme urbano. Não perca a oportunidade de explorar esta rota fascinante e rica em história.
Alguns dos pontos de interesse da caminhada:
– Forte Albarquel
– Forte São Filipe
– Estrada romana do Grelhal
– Mercado do Livramento
- Natural landscapes
Forte de Albarquel
O Forte de Albarquel, corresponde ao paradigma de arquitetura militar seiscentista portuguesa do período. Trata-se de uma construção fortificada de planta trapezoidal, com um edifício de dois andares. Esta edificação possuía ainda um pequeno baluarte no vértice a sudeste e uma guarita a sul.
O forte apresenta-se com “estilo chão”, que se caracteriza pelo despojo decorativo, tipo de construção sóbria e imponente, de feição militar. Dos poucos adornos do edifício destacam-se os frisos, os entablamentos, as gárgulas e o pormenor da escadaria exterior.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Parque Urbano de Albarquel • Forte Albarquel • Forte São Filipe • Estrada Romana do Grelhal • Mercado do Livramento • Zona Ribeirinha • Paisagens Naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Av. José Mourinho 90,
2900-633 Setúbal
(em frente ao Moto Clube de Setúbal)
Latitude: 38°31’8.70″N
Longitude: 8°54’7.63″W
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated end time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
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17jan9:3014:15Hiking in the Serra da Aguieira9:30 - 14:15 Largo do Forte da CasaEvent type:Hiking
Timetable
(Saturday) 9:30 - 14:15
Meeting Point
Largo do Forte da Casa
Event details
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Esta proposta de Caminhada visa ficar a conhecer a Serra da Aguieira, assim como o respectivo Forte e o Forte da Portela Grande, com excelentes panorâmicas de toda a zona envolvente, como o Tejo e os Mouchões de Alhandra, da Póvoa e do Lombo do Tejo. Passaremos ainda pelo Dólmen do Monte Serves.
Forte da Aguieira:
Este forte possuía uma guarnição de 150 soldados, Não era munido com bocas-de-fogo, situação rara nos fortes das Linhas.
Pertencia à Segunda Linha de Torres Vedras, fechando o flanco esquerdo da posição defensiva de Vialonga, que se ligava ao início da linha, junto ao rio Tejo, em Forte da Casa (n.º 38). Está localizado no topo da serra da Aguieira, que domina o desfiladeiro de Bucelas. Não munido de peças, estava destinado para tiro de fuzil, em barbeta, com o objetivo de cobrir os fortes da Portela Pequeno (n.º 42) e Portela Grande (n.º 41), e para bater pelo fogo a frente da serra, por onde seguem as estradas de São Tiago dos Velhos e de Alverca para o Casal da Portela.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Centro Interpretativo do Forte da Casa • Forte do Forte da Casa (obra militar nº 38) • Forte da Aguieira • Forte da Portela Grande • Monumento megalítico do Monte Serves (Dólmen • Monte Serves • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Centro Interpretativo do Forte da Casa
Largo do Forte da Casa
Latitude: 38° 52′ 27.67″ N
Longitude: 9° 3′ 23.73″ W
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated final time: 14h15
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Suitable footwear, boots or shoes with good grip
Suitable clothing for hiking
Take at least 1.5 litres of water
Hat
Sunscreen
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:30 - 13:30
Meeting Point
Largo da Cruz, 2715-311 Montelavar
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Esta proposta de Caminhada tem inicio no centro da Vila de Montelavar, e segue em direção a um vale verdejante, onde corre serena a ribeira de Cabrela. Ao longo do nosso percurso muitos são os locais onde ouviremos o som da água a correr, passaremos por bosques onde apetece ficar apenas, ou fazer um pic-nic. Teremos ocasião para ficar a conhecer a Cascata de Armes e a Cascata da Bajouca ou da Fervença, locais de grande beleza, em especial depois de épocas chuvosas, onde as cascatas mostram toda a sua beleza e imponência. Teremos ainda tempo para ver uma antiga ponte romana e belíssimas paisagens rurais! Mais um evento a não perder!
Montelavar
Montelavar é uma povoação situada na zona norte do concelho de Sintra, sede da freguesia com o mesmo nome desde o século XVI por despacho patriarcal datado de 1538. A exploração, o corte, a cantaria e o trabalho artístico das rochas ornamentais, com particular destaque para o mármore, fizeram de Montelavar um dos grandes centros desta indústria, tanto no plano nacional como internacional. Paralelamente, cresceram em torno da indústria das rochas ornamentais outras indústrias a ela associadas, como a metalomecânica, as máquinas e ferramentas, a carpintaria industrial, etc.
Cascata de Armés
A Cascata de Armés, escondida por ruínas antigas, é um cenário surpreendente que pode ser apreciada em todo o seu esplendor, dependendo do caudal de água.
Cascata de Fervença
A Cascata de Fervença ou da Bajouca situa-se na localidade de Fervença, perto da Terrugem e é a maior do concelho de Sintra. Esta cascata é alimentada por um ribeiro de caudal razoável, proveniente da Granja do Marquês e precipita-se depois pela encosta abaixo em direcção à Ribeira da Cabrela, afluente do Rio Lizandro. Antigamente, este ribeiro drenava os pântanos que existiam na Quinta da Granja ou do Marquês, como também era denominada por ser propriedade do primeiro Marquês de Pombal.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Cascata de Armés • Cascata de Fervença • Vale da Ribeira de Cabrela • Ribeira do Adrião • Ponte romana • Vila de Montelavar • Igreja Matriz • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Largo da Cruz (junto ao Coreto)
2715-311 Montelavar
Latitude: 38°51’38.6″N
Longitude: 9°19’58.1″W
Departure time: 9h30
Estimated end time: 13h30
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:00 - 13:30
Meeting Point
Escaroupim village, near the wharf
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This activity proposal brings together two components in one day: walk, often by the river, starting in Escaroupim, passing through Valada do Ribatejo and Porto de Muge, and a boat trip on the River Tagus, with its mouchões, off the village of Palhota.
Escaroupim
About 7 kilometres from Salvaterra de Magos is the village of EscaroupimThis is an excellent option for a weekend, or just a Saturday or Sunday, to enjoy the calm and tranquillity if you want to get away from Lisbon, which is about 70 kilometres from the city on the N 118.
Escaroupim is a typical fishing village, formed in the mid-30s. Alves Redol called these families "river nomads" who, during the winter months, travelled from Vieira de Leiria to the River Tagus for the winter fishing campaigns, returning in the summer to their homeland to fish in the sea. Some of these fishermen stayed on the banks of the Tagus, forming small fishing villages along the river.
From an ornithological point of view, this place stands out for its heron colony, located in a mouchão on the Tagus.
Valada do Ribatejo
Valada is one of the eight parishes in the municipality of Cartaxo and one of the oldest. According to historians, the Romans were the first farmers in the Valada countryside, but it was during Arab rule that the first documents appeared referring to its rich, upland soil.
Valada's main wealth is agriculture, with its fields growing tomatoes, sunflowers, maize, wheat, melons and vines. From ancient times until a few years ago, shad fishing also played an important role in the economy of the inhabitants of this parish.
The parish's centrepiece is the River Tagus, with its beautiful surroundings, river beach, picnic area and campsite. It is a meeting place par excellence for visitors to the parish.
As a heritage site, Valada is proud of its church, which dates back to 1211, during the reign of Dom Afonso II. Having lost some of its beauty after the 1962 restoration, its patron saint is Nossa Senhora da Espectação do Ó.
Port of Muge
In Porto de Muge there is the Rainha Dona Amélia Bridge, a remarkable engineering feat, inaugurated on 14 January 1904 by His Majesty King Carlos I. This bridge, built for the railway, was decommissioned and is now adapted for road traffic.
Village of Palhota
Palhota is a typical fishing village, built with wooden houses on stilts, whose origins are lost in time. Alves Redol, a great Portuguese writer who wrote a lot about the Tagus and its people, once lived in this village.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Walk between the village of Escaroupim and Valada do Ribatejo - Pass by the Rainha D. Amélia bridge - Pass by Porto de Muge - Visit to Valada do Ribatejo - 1-hour boat trip and return to the meeting point (Escaroupim) - Mouchões do Tejo - Natural landscapes and banks of the Tagus river -
Location
Meeting Point
Aldeia do Escaroupim, next to the wharf (follow signs to Restaurante "O Escaroupim")
Cais do Escaroupim | Largo dos Avieiros, 3 - Escaroupim
2120-018 Salavaterra de Magos
Latitude: 39° 4'1.44″N
Longitude: 8°45'26.31″W
Meeting time: 9h
Estimated end time: 13h30
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:30 - 13:45
Meeting Point
Reguengo Grande Parish Council
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In this event we'll be walking on the Cesaredas Plateau, in the west, passing through the magnificent Cornaga Valley, where the Galvão River flows, with its bridges, watermill and waterfall in a beautiful natural setting, very close to Reguengo Grande. Another event not to be missed!
The Cesaredas Plateau
The Cesaredas Plateau, located in the western region of Portugal, dates back to the Middle and Upper Jurassic period (170 to 150 million years ago). Stretching over 49km through the municipalities of Lourinhã, Bombarral, Óbidos and Peniche, it varies in altitude between 130 and 170 metres. The Cesaredas Plateau, known for the presence of Caesar's troops in the region (Nery Delgado, 1867), contains fossils of ammonites, corals, bivalves and brachiopods and echinoderms and rare remains of vertebrates such as dinosaurs and crocodilomorphs. There are around 50 caves, grottoes and cavities on the plateau, such as Lapa da Feteira and Gruta dos Ralis, some of which have been identified as classified archaeological sites (Palaeolithic and Neolithic). The plateau supplies four river basins: Rio Grande, Rio de Atouguia, Rio Real and Ribeira de Benfeito, and is an important natural aquifer, responsible for recharging groundwater. The production of the reguengueira apple was an important economic activity, so much so that the name "reguengueira apple" was also given to this fruit, which came from Reguengo Grande.
The Cesaredas Plateau owes its name to the presence of an encampment of Caesar's troops in the area, as Nery Delgado wrote in 1867. Leite Vasconcelos also mentions the collection of a bronze xorna and a bronze arrowhead from Moledo and Moita dos Ferreiros. Along the route, we come across some of the territory's characteristic features, such as the lime kilns - an example of industrial architecture with the function of producing lime - the morouços, the result of the piling up of stones from clearing farmland, and the shepherds' shelters, ancient stone constructions.
The Cornaga Valley
The Cornaga Valley was once a vital area for the development of the parish of Reguengo Grande. The watermills, bridges, fountains and waterfall give charm to this place that was once very busy, not only for farmers, but also for washerwomen and all those who bathed in the water of the Galvão river
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Reguengo Grande - Planalto das Cesaredas - Igreja das Cesaredas - Vale Cornaga - Aldeia do Reguengo Pequeno - Jardim do Rossio - Cascata / Waterfall - Church of São Domingos - Natural landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
Car park in front of Reguengo Grande Parish Council
Urbanisation of Junta de Freguesia 2
2530-584 Reguengo Grande
Latitude:39°17'4.21″N
Longitude: 9°13'13.93″W
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated end time: 13h45
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:30 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Fort of St George of Oitavos - Guincho Road, 2750-642 Cascais
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This proposed walk starts at the Fort of St George of Oitiavos, runs along the Cascais coastline almost to Guincho Beach, passing Cabo Raso. The route also takes in the Cresmina Dunes (Interpretation Centre), its walkways and ends at the starting point. Another event not to be missed!
Shallow Cape
The Cabo Raso Lighthouse is located in the São Brás de Sanxete Fort and is a red, cylindrical metal tower, thirteen metres high. It has a lantern, balcony and ancillary buildings.
Cresmina Dunes
The Cresmina Dune Interpretation Centre is a space created with the aim of showcasing the unique fauna and flora associated with the Guincho-Cresmina dune system. The Centre serves as a starting point for moments of discovery, as the space leads visitors to explore the dunes of Guincho and their specific characteristics via a walkway.
The Guincho-Cresmina dunes are a small part of the Guincho-Oitavos complex located in the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park. This dune system is quite unique in that the sand from the Guincho and Cresmina beaches returns to the sea further south - between Oitavos and Guia, after migrating over the flat rocky platform of Cabo Raso. This is known as the Cresmina-Oitavos dune wind corridor.
Dune strands are fragile but very important geological structures, as they protect inland land from rising sea levels. As such, the Guincho-Cresmina dunes are an active and extremely unstable system due to the constant mobilisation of sandy particles by the strong northwest-southeast winds. The existence of impermeable barriers has narrowed the sand transport corridor, accelerating its dynamics. As wind speeds increased, sediment was deposited further away from the coastline with a consequent reduction in the beach area. Studies show that the Cresmina dune is advancing in a north-south direction, in some directions, by around 10 metres a year. These figures could have dramatic long-term effects in terms of the loss of arable land, infrastructure and housing.
Some of the points of interest of this event
- Coast from Cascais to Guincho - Fort of St. George of Oitavos - Cabo Raso - Cresmina Dune and Interpretation Centre - Cresmina Beach - Boca do Inferno - Natural landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
Forte de S. Jorge de Oitavos car park
Latitude: 38°41'59.97″N
Longitude: 9°28'7.36″W
Meeting time: 9h20
Departure time: 9h30
Estimated end time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Suitable footwear and clothing for walking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:30 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Next to the D. José Statue in Terreiro do Paço
Praça do Comércio, 1100-148 Lisbon, Portugal
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In this event we'll get to know Lisbon's 7 Hills, its streets, staircases, gardens, viewpoints, markets, lifts and churches such as the magnificent Igreja de São Roque. Come with us and discover the best of Lisbon. Don't miss out on this unique tour of Lisbon.
The 7 Hills of Lisbon
St George's Hillalso known as the Castle, is the highest hill in the Iberian Peninsula. seven (in reality, it's the hill of Graça, which is the highest hill in Lisbon, but as we've seen, it was forgotten by the author of this legend) and it's where the current Castelo de São Jorge is located and where the first settlement that gave rise to Lisbon is thought to have appeared, on this hill and below the Castelo there were traces of the Roman opidium (which is why it was the centre of the old municipality), it's known that the Arab alcázar was located there and that's where the castle from the time of the Reconquista was built, which still exists today. Its geographical area currently covers the neighbourhoods of Mouraria, Castelo and part of Alfama (southeast).
St Vincent's Hill where the present-day Alfama neighbourhood and the Convent of São Vicente de Fora are located.
Hill of St AnneThe monastery of the Dominican nuns of Nossa Senhora da Anunciada stood on the site where Largo da Anunciada now stands. It gave its name to the place and the street next to it in 1539, after the Augustinian friars gave it in exchange to the nuns, who moved to this spot from their original foundation on the Castle Coast, right on top of the same hill. This hill is located to the west of St George's Castle and has become a spur between the Ribeira de Valverde to the west and the Ribeira de Arroios to the east, which at their confluence delimited it to the south, roughly equivalent to the area currently defined by Rua de São José/Rua das Portas de Santo Antão, Rua da Palma/Largo do Martim Moniz and Praça da Figueira.
St Andrew's HillThe story goes that D. Afonso Henriques took advantage of the strategic qualities of the region and set up his troops here in 1147 to attack the city. With the earthquake of 1551, which sent many residents out of the old city, they chose the hills of Graça and Santo André because they were very high (in reality, the facts also refer to the hill of Graça, which is adjacent to this one), Thus, noble families settled in the area and bought farms where they built country houses. Later, these houses gave way to large palaces, mainly along the Graça and Santo André pavements and in Largo da Graça.
Chagas Hill named after the church built there by sailors on the route to India in honour of the Wounds of Christ, currently corresponds to the area around Largo do Carmo.
St Catherine's Hill which currently runs from Camões to Calçada do Combro.
Hill of São Roquealso confused by some as hill of St Peter of Alcântara which never existed because it was named after a street and a garden with a very recent name. It is also home to the São Pedro de Alcântara viewpoint, which is perhaps the source of the confusion.
Location
Meeting Point
Next to the D. José Statue in Terreiro do Paço
Terreiro do Paço (Praça do Comércio)
Latitude: 38°42'27.37″N
Longitude: 9° 8'10.62″W
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated end time: 14h00
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
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Timetable
24 (Sábado) 7:00 - 25 (Domingo) 19:30
Meeting Point
Orient Bus Terminal
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EVENT: Fim-de-semana em Mértola, Minas de São Domingos e Serpa
DATE OF REALISATION: 24 a 25 de Janeiro de 2026
ENROLMENT DEADLINE : 15 de Dezembro de 2025
DESCRIÇÃO DO EVENTO: “Fim-de-semana em Mértola, Minas de São Domingos e Serpa”
Nesta proposta de atividade iremos fazer 2 caminhadas numa zona onde impera a tranquilidade e memórias de outros tempos. Começamos com uma caminhada na Rota do Minério, nas Minas de São Domingos, onde aproveitamos para fazer uma visita guiada e ficar a conhecer o legado da indústria mineira na região. Terminaremos o dia com um agradável passeio na Vila de Mértola, onde ficaremos alojados no Hotel-Museu. No domingo logo após o pequeno-almoço e depois de um pequeno passeio pela vila, rumamos a Serpa, para um passeio pelo centro histórico, com sugestão de visita ao Museu do Relógio. Venha daí connosco e não se vai arrepender! Lugares limitados
These are some of the most important places we'll be visiting during this event:
- Mina de São Domingos
- Rota do Minério – 13 kms
- Praia Fluvial da Tapada Grande
- Casa do Mineiro, Centro Republicano 5 de Outubro, Posto da Polícia, Palácio da Administração, Bairro e Jardim dos Ingleses, Monumento ao Mineiro, Campo Cross Brown, Igreja, Pago Velho, Latrina, Bairro Operário, Cemitério dos Ingleses, Tapada Grande, Tapada Pequena
- Vila de Mértola
- Azenhas do Guadiana
- Possibilidade de visitar alguns dos locais de Mértola: Castelo, Igreja Matriz, Necrópole, etc
- Passeio por Mértola – 5 kms
- Passeio em Serpa – Rota Histórica – 2,7 kms
- Visita ao Museu do Relógio (sugestão)
- Natural landscapes
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 7am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Dia 24 de Janeiro (sábado)
Walking: “Rota do Minério”
Points of interest: Entrada da Mina, Corta, Cais do Minério, Malacate, Oficinas e Armazéns, Central elétrica, Antiga via-férrea, Ponte Preta, Estação da Mointinha, Achada do Gamo e Paisagens naturais
A Rota do Minério evoca o passado recente da mina, num trajeto que percorre o antigo complexo mineiro, segue ao longo ou em paralelo à antiga via férrea, passa pela Estação da Moitinha, Achada do Gamo (fábricas de enxofre) e chega à aldeia de Santana de Cambas, para seguir por antigos trilhos de contrabando no regresso à aldeia da Mina de São Domingos. Um museu a céu aberto que assinala as vivências da época e as várias fases da exploração e transformação do minério.
Level of difficulty of the route: 3 (Scale of 1 to 5)
Route length: 13 kilometres
13h30 – Sugerimos a opção pic-nic da responsabilidade de cada participante
Estimated duration: 3h30
14h30 – Visita Guiada ao Circuito urbano da Mina de S. Domingos e ao antigo complexo mineiro
17h00 – Check-in no Hotel-Museu em Mértola e sugestão de pequeno passeio ao entardecer
20h00 – Sugestão de Jantar de Grupo
Dia 25 de Janeiro (domingo)
Walking: “Passeio semi-urbano por Mértola e Serpa”
Points of interest: Vila de Mértola, Azenhas do Guadiana, Zona ribeirinha, zona histórica (Castelo, Igreja Matriz, Necrópole, etc e Miradouros
Esta caminhada irá levar-nos a conhecer um pouco melhor a Vila de Mértola, zona ribeirinha e zona Histórica, com uma derivação para irmos até à espetacular paisagem formada pelas Azenhas do Guadiana.
Level of difficulty of the route: 3 (Scale of 1 to 5)
Route length: 5 kilometres
Estimated time: 2 hours
13h00 – Sugerimos a opção pic-nic ou almoço em Serpa
14h30 – Percurso em Serpa pelo centro histórico com sugestão de Visita ao Museu do Relógio
Pontos de interesse do percurso: Antiga Igreja da Misericórdia, Igreja de Santa Maria, Castelo, Palácio dos Condes de Ficalho, Igreja de N. Sra dos Remédios, Igreja de São Paulo, Igreja N. Sra do Carmo, Torre do Relógio, Capela do Calvário, Igreja do Salvador, Ermida de São Roque, Museu do Relógio, Museu de Arqueologia e Museu de Etnografia.
16.30 - End of activity and return to Lisbon
Equipment: Calçado e roupa adequada para caminhadas/passeios
Registration fee:
Price includes:
- Transport by coach/bus/tourist van from Lisbon to each of the places described above
- 2 Walks and the route described above
– Alojamento em Hotel de 3 estrelas, com pequeno-almoço incluído
- The proposed accommodation option includes various room types
- Guided Walks
- Compulsory insurance
Prices with transport
Valor em quarto duplo: 200€
Price in single room: 240€
Values without transport
Price in double room: 140€
Valor em quarto individual: 180€
Seat reservation fee: 50€
POSSIBILIDADE DE PARTILHA DE CARROS ENTRE OS PARTICIPANTES EM CASO DE INTERESSE, PARA QUEM NÃO PRETENDER USAR O NOSSO TRANSPORTE E NÃO SE IMPORTE DE PARTILHAR OU IR DE BOLEIA COM OUTROS PARTICIPANTES.
Preços válidos até ao dia 30 de Novembro. A partir desta data os valores são de 220€ e 260€ respectivamente (opção com transporte)
Notes:
a) Registrations are limited and accommodation options are limited to availability at the time of booking.
b) If you have a group interested in this trip, contact us, we have personalised solutions.
Location
Meeting Point
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 7am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Suitable clothing and footwear for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:20 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Largo da Igreja Matriz de Cheleiros
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At this event we will walk in an area where there is no shortage of places of interest, be it the Roman Bridge of Cheleiros, the Anços Waterfalls or the well-preserved village of Mata Pequena. Another event not to be missed!
Cheleiros Roman Bridge:
The bridge has a single round arch with a trestle deck and a walled guard. The intrados of the arch reveals the stonework, while all the other surfaces are fully plastered, with the exception of the pavement, which is made up of rolled pebbles.
Penedo do Lexim:
A former volcanic chimney of the Lisbon volcanic complex, Penedo do Lexim has a natural monumentality, almost like a cliff castle.
This elevation, located next to the Ribeira de Cheleiros (now the União das Freguesias de Igreja Nova e Cheleiros), was chosen as a living space for millennia and is one of the most significant archaeological sites in the municipality of Mafra.
This site has recorded occupation phases from various chronological periods, from the Neolithic period (4000 BC) to Roman times.
Around 5,000 years ago, a group of shepherds and farmers settled in Penedo do Lexim and left significant traces of their occupation: everyday artefacts (pottery, chipped and polished stone, worked bone, metal and food remains), living areas (huts) and defensive structures.
This "natural castle" surrounded by cliffs was fortified with walls and is an example of the first defensive architecture to appear in the 3rd millennium BC throughout the Iberian Peninsula.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Walk in the west - Cheleiros Roman Bridge - Cheleiros Mother Church - Lizandro River - Mourão River - Mourão River Waterfalls, in Anços - Penedo do Lexim - Mata Pequena Village - Mills - Natural landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
Largo da Igreja Matriz de Cheleiros
Rua da Sociedade 2640 Cheleiros
Latitude: 38°53'22.04″N
Longitude: 9°19'38.93″W
Meeting time: 9h20
Estimated end time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:30 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Largo do Padre António - Azenhas do Mar
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This walk starts at Azenhas do Mar Beach, in the car park next to the bus stop, and follows trails of great natural beauty with excellent scenery and several rural paths. Also noteworthy is the Mata River Valley, which flows right into Magoito Beach. From this magical valley, where the Ribeiro do Samogueiro flows, a very beautiful waterfall is often formed, provided by the abrupt fall of the water that flows, looking for the larger watercourse that will take it to the Atlantic Ocean.
Our route also takes us past Praia do Magoito, with its walkways, Praia da Aguda and finally to Praia das Azenhas do Mar, where we can cool off in the sea or the swimming pool. A route that brings together the beach and the countryside. Another event not to be missed!
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Beaches and the Atlantic coast in general - Azenhas do Mar beach - Magic valley of the Mata river - Ribeiro do Samogueiro waterfall - Aguda beach - Magoito beach - Magoito beach walkways - Natural landscapes - Country paths -
Location
Meeting Point
Azenhas do Mar beach, next to the bus stop
Largo Padre António - Azenhas do Mar
2705-098 Colares
Latitude: 38°50'25.09″N
Longitude: 9°27'38.27″W
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated end time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
Hat
Minimum 1.5 litres of water
Sunscreen
Food reinforcement
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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25jan9:2014:00Walking along Tram Route 289:20 - 14:00 Martim Moniz SquareEvent type:Hiking
Timetable
(Sunday) 9:20 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Martim Moniz Square
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Neste evento vamos ficar a conhecer o percurso do Mítico Eléctrico 28, num percurso onde aproveitaremos para espreitar algumas curiosidades da nossa Lisboa, visitar alguns monumentos e deitar a vista a Miradouros e Jardins por onde serpenteia o 28, desde o Largo Martim Moniz até ao Cemitério dos Prazeres.
Fábrica de Cerâmica da Viúva Lamego
Desde 1849 que a Viúva Lamego cria peças únicas usando métodos artesanais que embelezam o mundo. Inicialmente a Viúva Lamego, cujas instalações fabris se localizavam no edifício onde hoje se situa a sua loja no Largo do Intendente em Lisboa, produzia artigos utilitários (talhas, etc) em barro vermelho e faiança e azulejos em barro branco.
No início do século XX o azulejo foi ganhando importância e a produção em barro vermelho foi terminando. Nos anos trinta a Viúva Lamego iniciou uma colaboração estreita com artistas plásticos, que nas suas instalações, passaram cada vez mais a usar o azulejo para exprimirem as suas criações.
Os mestres da Viúva Lamego continuam a fabricar uma vasta gama de azulejos sempre em pintura manual, a elaborar trabalhos especiais a partir de criações de autores e desenvolver novos produtos que perpetuam a integração do azulejo na Arquitetura.
Igreja e Cripta de Santo António
Igreja reconstruida, a partir de 1767, segundo risco de Mateus Vicente de Oliveira, sensivelmente no mesmo local do templo primitivo, destruido pelo terramoto. Monumento Nacional, é um edifício tardo-barroco de linhas sinuosas marcadas no desenho do frontão e da escadaria. Com planta longitudinal, em cruz latina, apresenta nave única, coberta por abóbada de berço, recorrendo à utilização abundante dos mármores. Do recheio da igreja destacam-se: as telas de Pedro Alexandrino de Carvalho, localizadas no transepto; as grades neo-medievais do arq. Vasco Regaleira a imitar a célebre grade da Sé de Lisboa; o programa azulezar da sacristia, da 2ª metade do séc. XVIII; a imagem de Sto. Antº recuperada do templo inicial; e a pequena cripta que simboliza, segundo a tradição, o local de nascimento de Santo António.
O jardim da Estrela
O jardim, originalmente “Passeio da Estrela”, foi construído em meados do século XIX por iniciativa do Marquês de Tomar, em terrenos adquiridos pela CML graças a um donativo do benemérito Barão de Barcelinhos no valor de “cinco contos de reis”. A construção do jardim contou também com um donativo equivalente de Joaquim Manuel Monteiro, que mais tarde recebeu o título de Visconde, e depois Conde da Estrela. A construção do jardim teve início a 30 de Setembro de 1842 contando com a ajuda do arquitecto, Pedro José Pezerat. As plantações foram orientadas pelos jardineiros João Francisco e o francês Jean Bonard, sendo inaugurado a 3 de Abril de 1852. Surgia assim, na Capital um jardim diferente, reflectindo no seu traçado, a nova concepção romântica de parque à inglesa.
Fazendo um inteligente aproveitamento dos acidentes do terreno, tornou-se possível construir uma colina artificial com vista sobre o Tejo e uma gruta subterrânea, ao mesmo tempo que todo o espaço era percorrido por alamedas sinuosas e embelezado com lagos, uma vistosa cascata, estufas, quiosques e um elegante pavilhão chinês, traçado por Pezerat. O mais sensacional atractivo da Estrela veio de África e foi oferecido pelo explorador africano Paiva Raposo em 1870: um leão, tendo sido, até morrer, o atractivo deste jardim.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Igreja da Real Irmandade de Nossa Senhora da Saúde e de São Sebastião • Fábrica de Cerâmica da Viúva Lamego • Chafariz do Intendente ou do Desterro • Arte urbana da Graça • Vila Berta • Miradouro Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen • A Voz do Operário • Igreja e Convento de S. Vicente de Fora • Palácio Azurara (escola de artes e ofícios) • Muralha da Cerca Velha • Miradouro de Santa Luzia • Prisão do Limoeiro • Igreja e Cripta de Santo António de Lisboa • Igreja da Madalena • Largo das Belas Artes • Teatro Nacional de S. Carlos • Elevador da Bica • Igreja de Santa Catarina • Basílica e Jardim da Estrela • Vila Maia • Igreja de Campo de Ourique • Cemitério dos Prazeres (jazigo da Família Carvalho Monteiro, fundador da Quinta da Regaleira) •
Location
Meeting Point
Largo do Martim Moniz, next to the Church of the Royal Brotherhood of Our Lady of Health and St Sebastian
Latitude: 38°42’56.10″N
Longitude: 9° 8’8.86″W
Meeting time: 9h 20m
Estimated end time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
Linear
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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25jan9:3014:00Walking from Guincho to Grota9:30 - 14:00 CascaisEvent type:Hiking
Timetable
(Sunday) 9:30 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Cascais
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Event Description
This walk starts at the Dunas da Cresmina Interpretation Centre and heads towards the beautiful Atlantic coast, with breathtaking landscapes. From Guincho beach to Praia da Grota, we'll get to know all the beauty of this area and on the way back we'll take the opportunity to use lesser-known rural paths and trails. Not to be missed are the panoramic views of Guincho Beach, Cabo Raso and Abano Beach, with its fort on the seafront.
The Abano Fort:
Forte do Abano, also known as Forte do Guincho or Forte das Velas, is located between Praia do Abano and Praia do Guincho. It is very close to Cascais, Sintra and Lisbon, strategically facing the sea, close to everything, but almost hidden... which gives it a special magic!
The fort was built around 1642, during the reign of King João IV, to guard and protect the coast. It was part of a group of fortresses built to defend the Cascais coast.
It is rectangular in shape, with a central courtyard; the area facing the land served as accommodation and the seafront housed all the necessary artillery.
After its defensive functions, during the last century it served as a support centre for campers and water sports, and there is a project launched by the Cascais City Council to turn this monument into an interpretation centre for the Sintra Natural Park.
It is currently unoccupied and falling into disrepair, but without losing the characteristic charm of an imposing historic building by the sea!
North of Abano
From Abano beach and for about 1 kilometre to the north, there is a succession of limestones and marls between 160 and 145 million years old. These sedimentary rocks show geological structures resulting from the evolution of the region at a time when the North Atlantic Ocean was beginning to expand. As well as faults and submarine landslide structures associated with this tectonic activity, the effects of the intrusion of magmatic rocks (Sintra Igneous Complex) into these layers, which occurred around 80 million years ago, can also be seen, namely a network of lodes with diverse geometries, as well as the effects of heat and fluids that gave rise to phenomena of low intensity metamorphism.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Cresmina Dunes - Guincho Beach - Abano Fort - Abano Beach - Grota Beach and Cove - Biscaia - Ponta da Abelheira - Arneiro - Forno de Cal - Natural landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
Cresmina Dunes Interpretation Centre car park
Rua da Areia, Cresmina
2750-642 Cascais
Latitude: 38°43'35.91″N
Longitude: 9°28'7.31″W
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated final time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Suitable footwear, boots or shoes with good grip
Suitable clothing for hiking
Take at least 1.5 litres of water
Hat
Sunscreen
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
Janeiro 31 (Sábado) 7:15 - Fevereiro 1 (Domingo) 19:30
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station
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Event Description
This activity proposal aims to provide a weekend in the centre of Portugal, especially in Figueiró dos Vinhos and Penela. We will go on two magnificent walks: one in Espinhal, at the Pedra Ferida waterfall, with a stop at the Louçainha river beach, and the other in the Fragas de São Simão area, including the walkways, the viewpoint, the Casal de Simão schist village, as well as getting to know part of the Ribeira de Alge. There's also time for a visit to the town of Penela, where we'll visit its castle, a national monument, and a walk in Figueiró dos Vinhos, where we'll visit Malhoa's "Cocoon". Come and join us for another event not to be missed!
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 7.15am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: 31 de Dezembro 2025
Dia 31 de Janeiro (sábado)
9.15 a.m. - Scheduled start time for the walk
Walking at the Pedra Ferida Waterfall and Louçainha River Beach
Points of interest:
– Cascata da Pedra Ferida
- Azenha Stream
- Serra do Espinhal
- Louçainha River Beach
- Old water mills
- Bridges and walkways
- Picnic Park
- Natural landscapes
Distance: 12 kilometres
Difficulty: 3.5 (Scale from 1 to 5, 1 being the easiest)
Estimated duration: 4h30
Pedra Ferida Waterfall and Louçainha Beach
The trail runs through the Serra do Espinhal in a valley where the Azenha stream flows, where we'll find the admirable Pedra Ferida waterfall, almost 25 metres high, which forms a delightful natural pool. And if the waterfall is enchanting, the trail that leads to it is enthralling. Along the Ribeira da Azenha, we are treated to lush vegetation, the omnipresent sound of running water, small pools of water, wooden bridges and old watermills. There's even a picnic area where you can enjoy a picnic surrounded by nature. A real enchanted forest to savour slowly.
Praia Fluvial da Louçainha is a small paradise in the municipality of Penela. This refuge is in the middle of the dense Serra do Espinhal. It takes advantage of the naturalness of the Azenha stream due to the construction of several dams with different depths. This place is very popular in the region due to the surrounding landscape, which conveys tranquillity due to the perfect union of the green of the mountains with the crystalline freshness of the waters
1pm - Picnic lunch suggestion (up to each participant)
15h30- Tour of Penela (Castle, Mother Church, Pillory, etc.)
A ocupação militar do outeiro, onde se localiza Penela é muito antiga, remontando pelo menos aos Romanos, que daqui vigiavam a estrada Mérida-Conímbriga-Braga. Invadida pelos Árabes em 716, foi depois retomada no séc. XI pelo Conde D. Sesnando, primeiro governador de Coimbra. O conde mandou erigir no local da alcáçova um forte castelo, que repovoou, nascendo assim um burgo cristão sob a proteção das muralhas ameiadas. Deste povoamento subsistem as sepulturas escavadas na rocha de desenho antropomórfico. A sua construção data do séc. XI, apesar do que hoje se pode ver do Castelo remontar somente aos Séculos XIV e XV. No seu interior tem a Igreja de São Miguel, cujas primeiras origens se prendem ao séc. XII. O castelo de Penela é Monumento Nacional.
17h30- Walk in Figueiró dos Vinhos
6pm - Hotel check-in
8pm - Suggested Group Dinner
Dia 1 de Fevereiro (domingo)
9.30 a.m. - Scheduled start time for the walk
Casal de São Simão Schist Trail
Points of interest:
- Schist Village of Casal de São Simão
- River Beach
- Ribeira de Alge
- Ribeira do Fato
- Holms and levadas
- Cork Oak Forest
- Brás Curado Bridge
- Fragas de São Simão and Ermida walkways
- Natural landscapes
Distance: 10 kilometres
Difficulty: 3.5 (Scale from 1 to 5, 1 being the easiest)
Estimated duration: 3h30m
Casal de São Simão Schist Trail
This walk takes place on the walkways of the Fragas de São Simão, visits the schist village of Casal de São Simão and runs along the idyllic banks of the Ribeira de Alge and Fato, where the old watermills still shine, and through the quiet villages of Além da Ribeira, Ponte do Brás Curado and Saondam as well as the river beach of the Fragas de São Simão.
Fragas do Casal de São Simão walkways
The Fragas de São Simão walkway is approximately 2 kilometres long and connects the Schist Village of Casal de São Simão to the lofty Fragas de São Simão viewpoint, passing by the stunning Fragas de São Simão River Beach.
Part of the "Peniche Peninsula" geosite, which is a limestone platform that has been eroded by wind, rain and the sea, you can see the beautiful shapes that erosion has created, forming a lapiás.
Casal de São Simão River Beach
The beach is a 15-minute walk (along the footpath) from the village of Casal de São Simão. The water of the Ribeira de Alge, which passes by on its way to the Zêzere, is so clear that you can see the small stones inside.
The abundance of laurel trees and cork oaks gives the air a comforting fragrance and the green of the surrounding hills, which lead to the Lousã mountain range, envelop us in beautiful scenery. The river beach is located between two imposing crags, where climbing is practised with various equipped routes, abseiling and slides. The "smaller" rocks are used as a solarium or diving board. Walking south, next to the beach, you'll find several levadas and cloaks of the region's original flora.
Schist Village of Casal de São Simão
A small village with practically a single street, essentially built from quartzite. It is located on one of the flanks of the quartzite ridge that gives rise to the Fragas de São Simão and has the oldest church in the municipality of Figueiró dos Vinhos. The village stretches along a ridge almost parallel to the course of the Ribeira de Alge. The entrance is at the highest point and the village ends where the slopes have made it difficult to continue the road.
13.30 - Group lunch in a local restaurant
15h30 – Visita ao Casulo de Malhoa em Figueiró dos Vinhos
16.30 - End of activity and return to Lisbon
Equipment: Suitable footwear and clothing for nature walks
Registration fee:
Price includes:
- Transport by bus or coach from Lisbon to each of the places described above
- Transport to the locations of each walk and accommodation
– Alojamento com pequeno-almoço incluído – Hotel de 2 estrelas
- Group lunch
- 2 Walks
- Tour of Penela with a visit to the Castle
- Tour of Figueiró dos Vinhos, with a visit to the Malhoa Cocoon
- The proposed accommodation option includes various room types
- Guided Walks
- Compulsory insurance
Prices with transport
Price in double room: 195€
Price in single room: 230€
Values without transport
Price in double room: 150€
Price in single room: 185€
Seat reservation fee: 50€
Preços válidos até ao dia 15 de Dezembro. A partir desta data os valores são de 220€ e 255€ respectivamente (opção com transporte)
Notes:
a) Registrations are limited and accommodation options are limited to availability at the time of booking.
b) If you have a group interested in this trip, contact us, we have personalised solutions.
Some of the points of interest of this event:
- Pedra Ferida Waterfall - Azenha Stream - Espinhal Mountain - Louçainha River Beach - Old watermills - Bridges and walkways - Picnic Park - Fragas de São Simão Walkways and Viewpoints - Alge Stream - Schist Village of Casal de São Simão - River Beach - River Beach of Ana de Aviz - Figueiró dos Vinhos - Mother Church - Malhoa's cocoon - Municipal Garden - Museum and House of Arts - Prison Tower - Natural landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station
Latitude: 38°46'3.02″N
Longitude: 9° 6'7.03″W
Timetable: Departure from Lisbon at 7.15am
Return: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:20 - 13:45
Meeting Point
Largo da Igreja Matriz de Loures
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Event Description
At this event we will walk numa zona bem perto de Lisboa, mas onde não faltam motivos de interesse, como sejam as vistas abrangentes, que permitem abarcar desde a Serra de Montejunto à Serra de Sintra, panorâmicas diferentes sobre o Vale de Loures e Montemor, com a sua Capela, onde aproveitaremos o seu largo para uma pausa a meio desta caminhada. Após Montemor encetaremos a nossa descida até ao ponto de partida, junto à Igreja Matriz de Loures, mas antes do final poderemos ainda observar os jardins do Palácio do Correio-Mor. Mais um evento a não perder!
Capela de Nossa Senhora da Saúde:
Segundo a tradição, na sequência de um terrível surto de peste que teve início em Lisboa em 15 de Outubro de 1598, que cedo se propagou pela maior parte do reino, matando muitas pessoas, e durando até cerca de cinco anos, muita gente de Lisboa terá fugido da cidade, procurando os ares puros das povações ao redor, como o desta pequena aldeia da várzea de Loures, situada no topo de um pequeno monte (donde o seu nome de Montemor).
A Montemor foram então ter várias famílias de Lisboa, trazendo uma delas, uma imagem de Nossa Senhora (a qual ainda hoje se venera na capela), à qual logo construíram uma pequena ermida ou nicho, prometendo-lhe aumentá-la se a peste terminasse.
Em 1603 acabou o contágio, e não se esqueceram do seu voto: mandaram edificar logo uma capela, que a devoção dos fiéis ainda ampliou depois. A imagem da Virgem passou então a ser cultuada como Nossa Senhora da Saúde; desta época, aliás, datam vários outros santuários dedicados a Nossa Senhora sob esta invocação (veja-se, por exemplo, a homónima Capela da Senhora da Saúde em Sacavém).
As paredes da capela-mor foram desde o seu princípio revestidas de azulejos, e em 1626, os irmãos da confraria da Senhora mandaram forrar de azulejos o corpo da capela, o que consta da inscrição dos mesmos azulejos. Por volta de 1700, terá sido acrescentada uma boa tribuna de talha dourada.
Em frente da capela há um alpendre com seu átrio, de onde se goza um dilatado e formoso panorama. O tecto deste alpendre está colocado sobre quatro colunas, quadradas, de mármore, tendo na arquitrave do centro esta inscrição: “ESTE ALPENDRE MANDOU FAZER MIGUEL TOSTADO DA MAIA À SUA CUSTA EM O ANNO DE 1621”
Palácio do Correio-Mor:
Construído no séc. XVIII, o nome deste palácio deve-se ao facto de ter pertencido a Luís Gomes da Mata, Correio-Mor no tempo de Filipe II. A autoria é, provavelmente, do italiano António Canevari (um dos arquitectos do Convento de Mafra), que concebeu uma fachada em U, cercada por um muro alto com porta brasonada que dá acesso ao pátio. No interior encontramos uma sucessão de magníficas salas onde se destacam os azulejos e os tectos em estuque com pinturas de José da Costa Negreiros, enquanto a escadaria de acesso ao andar nobre apresenta uma bela fonte setecentista. Nos jardins salientam-se as cascatas e os azulejos com cenas mitológicas. (Imóvel de Interesse Público).
A Quinta do Correio Mor corresponde a uma propriedade com cerca de 130 ha, localizados no concelho de Loures, a qual integra o Palácio, do séc. XVIII.
Nota: A caminhada não inclui Visita ao Palácio do Correio-Mor
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Caminhada em zona rural, às portas de Lisboa • Capela de Nossa Senhora da Saúde • Igreja Matriz de Loures (Santa Maria) • Jardins do Palácio do Correio-Mor • Aldeia de Montemor • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Largo da Igreja Matriz de Loures
R. Fria 1, Loures
Latitude: 38°49’55.91″N
Longitude: 9°10’43.68″W
Meeting time: 9h20
Estimated end time: 13h45
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:30 - 13:45
Meeting Point
Serra Road, 2645-545 Alcabideche
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Esta proposta de Caminhada percorre uma zona muito bonita do Parque Natural de Sintra-Cascais, entre a Barragem do Rio da Mula e a Quinta do Pisão, permitindo ainda uma passagem pela encosta da Pedra Amarela, com vistas desafogadas sobre a orla costeira. Utilizaremos diversos trilhos e caminhos verdejantes, entre cenários de grande e autêntica beleza serrana, para depois chegarmos ao nosso ponto de partida. Mais um evento a não perder!
Barragem do Rio da Mula:
A Barragem do Rio da Mula está localizada na Serra de Sintra no concelho de Cascais a Este da então denominada Costa Queimada, a Oeste e a Sul da Tapada do Saldanha e a Norte da Quinta do Pisão. A Albufeira da Barragem divide os concelhos de Sintra e Cascais. A Barragem do Rio da Mula é banhada pela ribeira da Mula que lhe dá nome e tem a sua nascente junto do Casal dos Porqueiros e Matos Piedade junto da Tapada do Saldanha. Tem um cumprimento total de 27 km e em Cascais com o nome de Ribeira das Vinhas, desagua na Praia da Ribeira. A Barragem como a conhecemos atualmente, começou a ser construída segundo projecto de 1963 e foi concluída em 1969.
Quinta do Pisão
A presença humana na Quinta do Pisão remonta à Pré-História, com vestígios na gruta de Porto Covo referenciados como pertencentes ao período Neolítico e Calcolítico e Idade do Bronze e Idade do Ferro, isto é, há 4500 a 5000 anos. A gruta terá sido utilizada como necrópole.
Dedicada à atividade agro-silvo-pastoril, esta quinta convida o visitante a percorrer the their trilhos, devidamente assinalados, sendo dada a conhecer a rotina of a quinta nesta região. To long of vários caminhos of Quinta encontram-se painéis interpretativos with identificação of património edificado, fauna e flora predominante. A paisagem carateriza-se by a mosaico of vegetação extremamente rico e that corresponde a a elevada diversidade de habitats. Podem ser observadas várias espécies de fauna selvagem, nomeadamente a garça-real, a águia-de-asa-redonda, a geneta, a raposa, entre outras. Na Quinta do Pisão poderá conhecer the burros mirandeses, animais of race Asinina de Miranda. Estes burros lanudos have desempenhado a papel fundamental no apoio à gestão das pastagens of Quinta. Para além of these animais, a Quinta do Pisão has ainda some horses e um núcleo of ovelhas e borregos of race campaniça.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Barragem do Rio da Mula • Quinta do Pisão • Bosques • Gruta de Porto Covo • Forno de Cal de Porto Covo • Penedo de Alvante • Encosta da pedra amarela • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Quinta do Pisão (parque de estacionamento dentro da quinta)
Serra Road, 2645-545 Alcabideche
Latitude: 38°45’22.9″N
Longitude: 9°25’20.0″W
Meeting time: 9h30
Estimated end time: 13h45
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Saturday) 20:20 - 23:45
Meeting Point
Next to the D. José Statue in Terreiro do Paço
Praça do Comércio, 1100-148 Lisbon, Portugal
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Event Description
In this event, we're going to take advantage of the night of the Full Moon to walk around various emblematic points of our capital, such as the viewpoints, lifts, squares, gardens, courtyards and typical streets, always with so many reasons for interest and hidden curiosities. Did you know that Lisbon's lifts are classified as a "National Monument"? Come along and find out much more about the city of Lisbon. The route will be approximately 9 kilometres long.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Sophia de Mello Breyner Viewpoint - Portas do Sol Viewpoint - Santa Luzia Viewpoint - Senhora do Monte Viewpoint - São Pedro de Alcântara Viewpoint - Santa Catarina Viewpoint - Lavra Lift - Glória Lift - Bica Lift -
Location
Meeting Point
Next to the D. José Statue in Terreiro do Paço
Terreiro do Paço (Praça do Comércio)
Latitude: 38°42'27.37″N
Longitude: 9° 8'10.62″W
Meeting time: 20h20
Departure time: 20h30
Estimated end time: 23h45
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
Book:
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February
Timetable
Janeiro 31 (Sábado) 7:15 - Fevereiro 1 (Domingo) 19:30
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station
Event details
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Event Description
This activity proposal aims to provide a weekend in the centre of Portugal, especially in Figueiró dos Vinhos and Penela. We will go on two magnificent walks: one in Espinhal, at the Pedra Ferida waterfall, with a stop at the Louçainha river beach, and the other in the Fragas de São Simão area, including the walkways, the viewpoint, the Casal de Simão schist village, as well as getting to know part of the Ribeira de Alge. There's also time for a visit to the town of Penela, where we'll visit its castle, a national monument, and a walk in Figueiró dos Vinhos, where we'll visit Malhoa's "Cocoon". Come and join us for another event not to be missed!
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 7.15am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: 31 de Dezembro 2025
Dia 31 de Janeiro (sábado)
9.15 a.m. - Scheduled start time for the walk
Walking at the Pedra Ferida Waterfall and Louçainha River Beach
Points of interest:
– Cascata da Pedra Ferida
- Azenha Stream
- Serra do Espinhal
- Louçainha River Beach
- Old water mills
- Bridges and walkways
- Picnic Park
- Natural landscapes
Distance: 12 kilometres
Difficulty: 3.5 (Scale from 1 to 5, 1 being the easiest)
Estimated duration: 4h30
Pedra Ferida Waterfall and Louçainha Beach
The trail runs through the Serra do Espinhal in a valley where the Azenha stream flows, where we'll find the admirable Pedra Ferida waterfall, almost 25 metres high, which forms a delightful natural pool. And if the waterfall is enchanting, the trail that leads to it is enthralling. Along the Ribeira da Azenha, we are treated to lush vegetation, the omnipresent sound of running water, small pools of water, wooden bridges and old watermills. There's even a picnic area where you can enjoy a picnic surrounded by nature. A real enchanted forest to savour slowly.
Praia Fluvial da Louçainha is a small paradise in the municipality of Penela. This refuge is in the middle of the dense Serra do Espinhal. It takes advantage of the naturalness of the Azenha stream due to the construction of several dams with different depths. This place is very popular in the region due to the surrounding landscape, which conveys tranquillity due to the perfect union of the green of the mountains with the crystalline freshness of the waters
1pm - Picnic lunch suggestion (up to each participant)
15h30- Tour of Penela (Castle, Mother Church, Pillory, etc.)
A ocupação militar do outeiro, onde se localiza Penela é muito antiga, remontando pelo menos aos Romanos, que daqui vigiavam a estrada Mérida-Conímbriga-Braga. Invadida pelos Árabes em 716, foi depois retomada no séc. XI pelo Conde D. Sesnando, primeiro governador de Coimbra. O conde mandou erigir no local da alcáçova um forte castelo, que repovoou, nascendo assim um burgo cristão sob a proteção das muralhas ameiadas. Deste povoamento subsistem as sepulturas escavadas na rocha de desenho antropomórfico. A sua construção data do séc. XI, apesar do que hoje se pode ver do Castelo remontar somente aos Séculos XIV e XV. No seu interior tem a Igreja de São Miguel, cujas primeiras origens se prendem ao séc. XII. O castelo de Penela é Monumento Nacional.
17h30- Walk in Figueiró dos Vinhos
6pm - Hotel check-in
8pm - Suggested Group Dinner
Dia 1 de Fevereiro (domingo)
9.30 a.m. - Scheduled start time for the walk
Casal de São Simão Schist Trail
Points of interest:
- Schist Village of Casal de São Simão
- River Beach
- Ribeira de Alge
- Ribeira do Fato
- Holms and levadas
- Cork Oak Forest
- Brás Curado Bridge
- Fragas de São Simão and Ermida walkways
- Natural landscapes
Distance: 10 kilometres
Difficulty: 3.5 (Scale from 1 to 5, 1 being the easiest)
Estimated duration: 3h30m
Casal de São Simão Schist Trail
This walk takes place on the walkways of the Fragas de São Simão, visits the schist village of Casal de São Simão and runs along the idyllic banks of the Ribeira de Alge and Fato, where the old watermills still shine, and through the quiet villages of Além da Ribeira, Ponte do Brás Curado and Saondam as well as the river beach of the Fragas de São Simão.
Fragas do Casal de São Simão walkways
The Fragas de São Simão walkway is approximately 2 kilometres long and connects the Schist Village of Casal de São Simão to the lofty Fragas de São Simão viewpoint, passing by the stunning Fragas de São Simão River Beach.
Part of the "Peniche Peninsula" geosite, which is a limestone platform that has been eroded by wind, rain and the sea, you can see the beautiful shapes that erosion has created, forming a lapiás.
Casal de São Simão River Beach
The beach is a 15-minute walk (along the footpath) from the village of Casal de São Simão. The water of the Ribeira de Alge, which passes by on its way to the Zêzere, is so clear that you can see the small stones inside.
The abundance of laurel trees and cork oaks gives the air a comforting fragrance and the green of the surrounding hills, which lead to the Lousã mountain range, envelop us in beautiful scenery. The river beach is located between two imposing crags, where climbing is practised with various equipped routes, abseiling and slides. The "smaller" rocks are used as a solarium or diving board. Walking south, next to the beach, you'll find several levadas and cloaks of the region's original flora.
Schist Village of Casal de São Simão
A small village with practically a single street, essentially built from quartzite. It is located on one of the flanks of the quartzite ridge that gives rise to the Fragas de São Simão and has the oldest church in the municipality of Figueiró dos Vinhos. The village stretches along a ridge almost parallel to the course of the Ribeira de Alge. The entrance is at the highest point and the village ends where the slopes have made it difficult to continue the road.
13.30 - Group lunch in a local restaurant
15h30 – Visita ao Casulo de Malhoa em Figueiró dos Vinhos
16.30 - End of activity and return to Lisbon
Equipment: Suitable footwear and clothing for nature walks
Registration fee:
Price includes:
- Transport by bus or coach from Lisbon to each of the places described above
- Transport to the locations of each walk and accommodation
– Alojamento com pequeno-almoço incluído – Hotel de 2 estrelas
- Group lunch
- 2 Walks
- Tour of Penela with a visit to the Castle
- Tour of Figueiró dos Vinhos, with a visit to the Malhoa Cocoon
- The proposed accommodation option includes various room types
- Guided Walks
- Compulsory insurance
Prices with transport
Price in double room: 195€
Price in single room: 230€
Values without transport
Price in double room: 150€
Price in single room: 185€
Seat reservation fee: 50€
Preços válidos até ao dia 15 de Dezembro. A partir desta data os valores são de 220€ e 255€ respectivamente (opção com transporte)
Notes:
a) Registrations are limited and accommodation options are limited to availability at the time of booking.
b) If you have a group interested in this trip, contact us, we have personalised solutions.
Some of the points of interest of this event:
- Pedra Ferida Waterfall - Azenha Stream - Espinhal Mountain - Louçainha River Beach - Old watermills - Bridges and walkways - Picnic Park - Fragas de São Simão Walkways and Viewpoints - Alge Stream - Schist Village of Casal de São Simão - River Beach - River Beach of Ana de Aviz - Figueiró dos Vinhos - Mother Church - Malhoa's cocoon - Municipal Garden - Museum and House of Arts - Prison Tower - Natural landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station
Latitude: 38°46'3.02″N
Longitude: 9° 6'7.03″W
Timetable: Departure from Lisbon at 7.15am
Return: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
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Timetable
7 (Sábado) 7:00 - 8 (Domingo) 19:30
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (NEAR AKI)
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Event Description
Esta proposta de atividade visa proporcionar um fim-de-semana onde a tranquilidade e a beleza da zona de Tábua vão estar sempre presentes, seja pela qualidade dos percursos escolhidos, seja pela natureza envolvente e pelas magnificas paisagens sobre o rio Mondego. Faremos ainda um passeio pelas Ruínas Romanas da Bobadela!. Venha daí connosco em mais um evento a não perder!
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 7am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: 31 DE DEZEMBRO 2025
Dia 7 de Fevereiro (sábado)
10h00 – Hora prevista para o início da caminhada
Caminhando no Trilho dos Gaios e Rota das Pontes
Points of interest:
– Praia Fluvial de Vale de Gaios
– Passadiços coloridos
– Ponte Romana de Sumes
– Arco da Moura ou Arco da Velha
– Aldeia de Várzea da Candosa
– Aldeia de Vale de Gaios
– Vale do Rio de Cavalos
– Cascatas e Quedas de Água
- Natural landscapes
Distância: 14 Kms
Difficulty: 3.5 (Scale from 1 to 5, 1 being the easiest)
Duração prevista: 5h
Os Passadiços coloridos do Rio de Cavalos
A partir da Praia Fluvial de Vale de Gaios encontram-se os famosos passadiços coloridos que permitem desfrutar da paisagem envolvente e única que o Rio de Cavalos transmite: os antigos moinhos, as suas quedas de água e um mistério que se revela de encanto: o rio com o seu leito sinuoso e peculiar, desaparecendo por entre as rochas e continuando a ouvir-se estridentemente por baixo destas, em grandes galerias.
Na Rota das Pontes e Rio de Cavalos
Depois dos Passadiços e da aldeia de Vale de Gaios detenha-se por alguns momentos a apreciar a Ponte Romana de Sumes, obra arquitetónica que une as duas margens do rio Cavalos, de apenas um arco, com vão de volta perfeita, cujo tabuleiro mede aproximadamente 50 m de comprimento e 3 m de largura, na qual se evidencia o engenho e a sabedoria construtiva do Império Romano. Está classificada como Imóvel de Interesse Público desde 1990.
16h30 – Passeio até à Bodadela – Visita às Ruinas Romanas – Centro Interpretativo – Pelourinho
É um espaço magnífico que deve ser visitado pois é um dos mais importantes e bem preservados conjuntos arquitetónicos de valor histórico-arqueológico do “período romano” em Portugal. Poderemos ver as remanescências estruturais da principal praça da antiga cidade romana, o fórum, o arco monumental, epígrafes, o esplendoroso anfiteatro e o busto de um imperador romano. Este monumento está classificado como Monumento Nacional.
17h30 – Check in no Hotel em Tábua (Piscina Interior, Jacuzzi, Sauna e Ginásio)
8pm - Suggested Group Dinner
Dia 8 de Fevereiro (domingo)
9.30 a.m. - Scheduled start time for the walk
Caminhando em Caminhos de Xisto de Sevilha – Cascatas e Miradouro da Pedra da Sé
Points of interest:
– Aldeia de Sevilha (Moinhos de Água e Ponte)
– Quedas de Água e Rio Cavalos
– Miradouro da Pedra da Sé
– Via Romana da Pedra da Sé
– Rio Mondego
- Natural landscapes
Distância: 11 Kms
Difficulty: 3 (Scale from 1 to 5, 1 being the easiest)
Estimated duration: 3h30m
Caminhos de Xisto de Sevilha
Sevilha é uma pequena aldeia da freguesia e concelho de Tábua, marcada pelo casario antigo de arquitetura vernácula e ruas de calçada portuguesa. Sobressaem à vista a passagem do rio Cavalos e a bela cascata, os antigos moinhos e a ponte medieval. Por aqui passa o rio Cavalos, que desde Touriz vem até Tábua para desaguar no rio Mondego. São admiráveis as matas que, descendo até ao vale fértil, circunscrevem a paisagem em tonalidades de verde. edra da Sé – é um aglomerado granítico de alto relevo e constitui um ícone intemporal do concelho, sendo, per si, um magnífico miradouro. Envolto em algumas histórias e mistérios (aliados à figura de João Brandão), a derivação da sua toponímia também não é consensual: talvez daqui tenha saído pedra para a construção da Sé de Viseu ou da de Coimbra, e daí ter resistido a associação de “pedra para (da) Sé”; outra possibilidade reside na imponência do complexo rochoso em si, fazendo lembrar, pelas dimensões, uma Sé.
Durante todo o percurso usufruímos das magníficas paisagens ao longo das margens do rio Cavalos e do rio Mondego. No rio Cavalos, as cascatas e quedas de água são uma constante quando o caudal deste afluente do Mondego aumenta e ultrapassa o canal habitual.
– Sugestão de Almoço
- Stop at some tourist attractions
16.30 - End of activity and return to Lisbon
Equipment: Suitable footwear and clothing for nature walks
Registration fee:
Price includes:
- Transport by bus or coach from Lisbon to each of the places described above
- Transport to the locations of each walk and accommodation
– Alojamento com pequeno-almoço incluído – Hotel 4 estrelas
- The proposed accommodation option includes various room types
- Guided Walks
- Compulsory insurance
185€ (Price per person in a double room)
225€ (Preço por pessoa em quarto individual)
Entry fee for seat reservation: 50€
Prices with transport
Price in double room: 185€
Valor em quarto individual: 225€
Values without transport
Valor em quarto duplo: 125€
Valor em quarto individual: 165€
Preços válidos até ao dia 30 de Novembro. A partir desta data os valores são de 205€ e 245€ respectivamente
Notes:
a) Registrations are limited and accommodation options are limited to availability at the time of booking.
b) If you have a group interested in this trip, contact us, we have personalised solutions.
Some of the points of interest of this event:
• Praia Fluvial de Vale de Gaios • Passadiços coloridos • Ponte romana de Sumes • Arco da Moura • Quedas de Água do Rio de Cavalos • Aldeia de Sevilha (Moinhos de Água e Ponte) • Miradouro da Pedra da Sé • Via Romana da Pedra da Sé • Rio Mondego • Ruínas Romanas da Bobadela • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (near LEROY)
Latitude: 38°46'3.02″N
Longitude: 9° 6'7.03″W
Timetable: Departure from Lisbon at 7am
Return: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:20 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Next to the Colares Regional Winery
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Esta proposta de Caminhada tem inicio junto à Adega Regional de Colares. O percurso tem lugar em zona de Parque Natural Sintra-Cascais, na encosta entre a aldeia do Penedo e Monserrate, com passagem na Lagoa dos Mosqueiros, usando alguns trilhos e acessos florestas que proporcionam grandes enquadramentos paisagísticos, com o mar e a Praia das Maças ao fundo, circundando algumas Quintas, sobretudo perto de Gigarós. Uma caminhada a não perder para todos os amantes da natureza.
Pelourinho de Colares
O pelourinho manuelino de Colares foi, provavelmente, erigido em 1516 aquando da outorga do foral por D. Manuel I. Assenta sobre três degraus hexagonais e a sua base é, de igual modo, sextavada e forma-se a partir de três plataformas de raio cada vez mais curto. A coluna dividida em dois tambores separados, a meio, por um cordame triplo, apresenta o fuste torso ornado de rosetas. O remate superior consiste num pequeno capitel tipo “pinha”, aliás, profusamente decorado de acordo com a gramática da época, ao qual se sobrepõe um pináculo com estrias helicoidais. Encontra-se desprovido de quaisquer armas e, atualmente, desapareceram já as ferrarias dos suplícios. Está classificado como Monumento Nacional desde 1910.
Lagos de Monserrate
Na parte descendente do nosso percurso iremos circundar pelos caminhos que envolvem os belos lagos de Monserrate que funcionam como sistema de irrigação do Parque de Monserrate. Existe aqui um verdadeiro caminho da água, que se prolonga pelo interior da propriedade, já depois de atravessada a estrada.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Adega regional de Colares • Pelourinho • Lagoa dos Mosqueiros • Miradouros • Lagos de Monserrate • Quinta do Carmo • Ermida do Senhor do Rio Velho • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Next to the Colares Regional Winery
Alameda Cel. Linhares de Lima 32
2705-351 Colares
Latitude: 38°48’19.69″N
Longitude: 9°27’0.31″W
Meeting time: 9.20am
Estimated end time: 14h00
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Suitable footwear, boots or shoes with good grip
Suitable clothing for hiking
Take at least 1.5 litres of water
Hat
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:20 - 14:30
Meeting Point
Largo da Igreja Matriz do Furadouro (Chapel Square)
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At this event we will walk numa zona onde são bem visíveis os vestígios das Linhas Defensivas de Torres Vedras, como por exemplo o Forte da Archeira, bem presente ao longo de uma parte do percurso. Por outro lado, a emblemática Serra do Socorro constitui um desafio que iremos superar, através da sua subida, depois de passarmos pela Cadriceira. No alto teremos uma panorâmica excelente de toda a zona circundante e se a visibilidade o permitir avistaremos Peniche e a Ilha da Berlenga. No caso de estarem abertos, aproveitamos para visitar o Centro Interpretativo das Linhas de Torres, assim como a Ermida.
A Serra do Socorro e as Linhas de Torres:
Inserindo-se na Rota Histórica das Linhas de Torres, esta área expositiva foi inaugurada em novembro de 2008, inserindo-se no Circuito da Enxara. A Serra do Socorro domina paisagisticamente o “coração das linhas de torres”, rodeada de fortes e quartéis-generais, tendo aqui sido instalada a estação central das comunicações das Linhas de Torres (1810-11).
A exposição patente organiza-se em três núcleos: a História e Património da Serra do Socorro, as Comunicações Visuais na Guerra Peninsular e o Telégrafo da Serra do Socorro.
O Centro Interpretativo encontra-se instalado na área anexa à ermida da Serra do Socorro ou das Neves, edificada na primeira metade do século XVI (Rota das Enxaras).
Ermida de Nossa Senhora do Socorro
A Ermida de Nossa Senhora do Socorro situa-se no alto da serra com o mesmo nome. Reza a lenda que a Ermida de Nossa Senhora do Socorro, no alto da serra de onde se desfruta uma admirável vista panorâmica, foi mesquita, convertida em templo católico por D. Afonso Henriques e reedificada no reinado de D. Manuel I. Consta, também, que o fundador terá sido o mesmo indivíduo que mandou fazer a matriz. Como o lugar de Enxara se começasse a povoar e ele desejasse viver sozinho, ter-se -ia mudado para este local, acabando sepultado num sarcófago de pedra que terá existido até ao século XVIII, adossado à parede da matriz. As pedrarias manuelinas visíveis no interior dão uma indicação da origem do templo, palco de um incêndio em 1996 que destruiu quase todo o seu recheio.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Caminhada na zona Oeste • Forte da Archeira • Igreja Matriz do Furadouro • Moinhos da Serra da Archeira • Serra do Socorro • Errmida de Nossa Senhora do Socorro • Eco-Caminho da Serra do Socorro – Turcifal • Centro de Interpretação das Linhas de Torres • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Largo da Igreja Matriz do Furadouro (Largo da Capela)
Rua da Capela – Furadouro (Torres Vedras)
Latitude: 39° 1’48.47″N
Longitude: 9°12’37.90″W
Meeting time: 9h20
Estimated end time: 14h30
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:30 - 13:30
Meeting Point
Estrada N377-2, Charneca de Caparica
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Explore uma das paisagens mais deslumbrantes da Península de Setúbal com esta caminhada única pela Mata Nacional dos Medos, inserida na Paisagem Protegida da Arriba Fóssil da Costa da Caparica. Este percurso leva-o através de areais dourados, bosques serenos e passadiços de madeira, onde cada passo é uma oportunidade para se ligar à natureza.
Ao longo da caminhada, será envolvido por uma vegetação rica e variada, e terá vistas panorâmicas fascinantes sobre a Costa da Caparica and Arriba Fóssil, um dos tesouros geológicos mais impressionantes da região. A caminhada é perfeita para quem procura uma experiência tranquila, mas ao mesmo tempo repleta de beleza natural.
Quer seja um apreciador da natureza, um amante das caminhadas ou simplesmente alguém à procura de uma pausa revigorante, esta caminhada oferece-lhe o melhor da serenidade da natureza and impressionante diversidade paisagística da Península de Setúbal.
Junte-se a nós e descubra a magia da Mata dos Medos!
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Mata dos Medos • Mata de Pinheiro-Manso e Aroeira • Arriba Fóssil da Costa da Caparica • Passadiços da Mata dos Medos • Miradouros naturais • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Estrada N377-2, Charneca de Caparica
No parque de estacionamento dos Passadiços da Mata dos Medos / Parque de Merendas do Zimbral
Latitude: 38° 36′ 5.900″ N
Longitude: 9° 11′ 45.982″ W
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated final time: 13h30
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Suitable footwear, boots or shoes with good grip
Suitable clothing for hiking
Take at least 1.5 litres of water
Hat
Sunscreen
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:30 - 13:30
Meeting Point
Rua do Montejunto, 12, Cercal 2550-251 Cadaval
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Esta proposta de Caminhada da Caminhando será feita num percurso circular, com partida de São Salvador, freguesia do Cercal e prossegue pela encosta nascente da Serra de Montejunto. Após um percurso em ascensão para norte, flete para o interior da Serra, com passagem numa parte da antiga calçada romana, usada pelos monges franciscanos. Um pouco adiante faremos um desvio para atingir um marco geodésico que nos proporcionará vistas desafogadas sobre a zona oeste e a orla costeira. Após esse local encetaremos a nosso trajecto até aos Buracos Mineiros, para depois iniciarmos a descida até ao nosso ponto de chegada. Mais um evento a não perder!
Buracos Mineiros
A Serra de Montejunto é constituída por um maciço calcário de formação jurássica, fazendo com que a mesma seja propensa ao desenvolvimento de grutas e algares.
Os Buracos Mineiros são uma das muitas grutas onde foi encontrado diverso espólio pré-histórico que mostra características da implantação humana na região. Aquando da exploração arqueológica da gruta foi instalada uma escada com corrimão de forma a permitir um acesso facilitado à mesma.
A gruta possui muitas formações interessantes, mas devido a dois poços da abatimento que comunicam com a superfície encontra-se em estado fóssil, não existindo desenvolvimento de novas formações.
A cavidade apresenta uma extensão de cerca de 30 metros com a orientação aproximada SE-NW e de desenvolve-se num plano próximo do horizontal. O corredor interior possui grandes dimensões e pode explorar-se a gruta em segurança pois a mesma não possui poços ou declives acentuados.
Existem 3 entradas, a original, situada na encosta, e por onde é possível entrar de gatas, os outros pontos de comunicação são na parte superior e correspondem a dois poços de abatimento, o poço de abatimento situado mais perto da entrada original está equipado com uma escada de metal com corrimão duplo.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Buracos Mineiros • Cabeço do Monfarinho • Calçada Romana • São Salvador • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Estacionamento em frente à Associação Cultural e Recreativa São Salvador E Espinheira
Rua do Montejunto, 12, Cercal
2550-251 Cadaval
Latitude: 39°12’38.19”N
Longitude: 8°59’47.80”W
Hora de partida: 9.30am
Estimated end time: 13h30
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:30 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Cafeteria Casa da Ti Alice, EM545 . Pedreiras, Sesimbra
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Esta caminhada tem início na Aldeia das Pedreiras, onde seguimos por um dos belos vales da Arrábida, rodeados pela vegetação típica da serra.
À medida que avançamos chegamos às Marmitas de Gigante, formações geológicas, resultantes da erosão fluvial do leito da Ribeira do Risco, que nos convidam a uma paragem para apreciar a paisagem envolvente. Continuamos o nosso percurso em direção às pedreiras, um local de atividade de extração de pedra calcária da região.
A próxima paragem é a Varanda do Cabo de Ares, de onde se pode desfrutar de uma vista espetacular sobre o mar e as falésias. Depois, seguimos com vista sobre Sesimbra e a paisagem que se estende sobre o azul do mar, no Alto da Achada, onde o panorama sobre a cidade e a costa é de tirar a respiração. Por fim, a caminhada regressa à Aldeia das Pedreiras, concluindo um percurso que combina história, natureza e vistas deslumbrantes, num dos cenários mágicos da Arrábida. Mais um evento a não perder!
Arrábida Natural Park:
The Arrábida Natural Park owes its name to the main geomorphological unit of the whole area, the so-called Arrábida mountain range, made up of 3 axes:
- The 1st is made up of small elevations on the outskirts of Sesimbra, the Risco and Arrábida mountains and the hills between Outão and Setúbal;
- the 2nd is formed by the Sierras de S. Luís and dos Gaiteiros; and
- the 3rd formed by the Serra do Louro and Serra de São Francisco.
The orientation of the mountain range is ENE-OSO (alpine orientation) with a length of around 35 kilometres and an average width of 6 kilometres. The maximum altitude is 501 metres at the Formosinho anticline.
The Arrábida mountain range, and the area of plain that surrounds it, has a great diversity of soils, due to the multivariate constitution of the rocky materials that make up the parent rock. The vast majority of the soils are of sedimentary origin, although there are some eruptive intrusions. All the modelling visible in Arrábida today depends not only on aspects linked to tectonics and erosion, but also on the geology of the area, which is largely made up of limestone and dolomitic or detrital rocks.
As is characteristic of regions whose geology is predominantly made up of limestone, the hydrography has aspects specific to this type of constitution, such as the non-perenniality and smallness of the watercourses.
Serra do Risco and Terras do Risco
Legend has it that it was in this Vale do Risco that King Afonso Henriques "risked" dividing his troops, thus creating a death trap for the Moorish troops based at Sesimbra Castle. On the other hand, the presence of the skyline of the highest cliff above the sea on the Portuguese mainland presents itself as a perfect "risk" on the horizon. What is the reason for this name? We may not have an answer on this tour of a mysterious, unexplored area with unique treasures and views, accessing balconies overlooking the sea and travelling along old paths used by smugglers, climbers and, for a long time, the training ground for Portuguese soldiers going off to war overseas.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Aldeia das Pedreiras • Marmitas do Gigante • Varanda do Cabo de Ares • Vistas e Varandas panorâmicas sobre Sesimbra • Quinta do Calhariz • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Casa da Ti Alice Cafeteria
Quarries - Sesimbra
EM525 43-51,
2970-546 Setúbal
Latitude: 38°27'36.06″N
Longitude: 9° 4'29.15″W
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated end time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Shoes with good grip
Suitable clothing for hiking
Minimum 1.5 litres of water
Sunscreen
Hat
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
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Timetable
14 (Saturday) 6:30 - 17 (Tuesday) 20:30
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station
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EVENT: Walking on the Caminito del Rey, Ronda, Setenil de Las Bodegas, Seville and Antequera
DATE OF REALISATION: 14 to 17 February 2026
DATA LIMITE DE INSCRIÇÕES: 30 NOVEMBRO 2025
EVENT DESCRIPTION: "Walking the Caminito del Rey, El Torcal Natural Park, Ronda, Setenil de Las Bodegas, Seville and Antequera"
In this activity proposal, we'll walk and visit some of the most fabulous places in Andalusia, including the famous Caminito del Rey. We'll also have time to walk in the fabulous El Torcal Natural Park, near Antequera. We'll also take a panoramic tour of Seville, as well as visiting Ronda, another of the region's ex-libris. There's also time to visit Setenil de Las Bodegas, another must-see on the Pueblos Blancos Route, and finally a stop at the famous Roman Ruins of Itálica and its magnificent Roman amphitheatre, the setting for the filming of "Game of Thrones". It will be a long weekend full of strong emotions and landscapes to remember for a long time. Come with us!
These will be some of the most important places on our itinerary:
- Walk along the Caminito del Rey
- Panoramic tour of Seville
- Walk in El Torcal de Antequera Natural Park
- Tour of Antequera
- Tour of Setenil de Las Bodegas
- Tour of Ronda
- Tour of the Roman city of Italica (the most important in the Iberian Peninsula)
- Natural landscapes
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 6.30am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 8.30pm
Caminito del Rey
The path is a seven-kilometre, almost aerial, vertiginous passage created by man in the walls of the Chorro and Gaitanejo gorges, north of Málaga. It was built in 1905 because the workers at a hydroelectric power station needed a way through, and it was as archaic as its use, done by rote - until a king had to cross it to inaugurate the dam, and so it got its name. Over the years, it was abandoned, collapsing or partially slipping at some points and became a danger, even being closed after the death of four tourists between 1999 and 2000.
Its total length is 7.7 kilometres, of which three kilometres are on footbridges and five on trails. It takes three to four hours to walk the entire length and is considered to be of medium difficulty, with the caveat that due to its characteristics it still involves some danger and should be done by people with the ability to do so. Not least because, even before you start, there's a good walk to get there, and it's uphill. For example, children under the age of eight are not allowed.
Seville
Seville is one of the most historic cities in the world. It was here that many of the greatest Spanish navigators (and other Portuguese navigators, but at the service of the Spanish royalty), such as Christopher Columbus and Ferdinand Magellan, left to discover the New World.
Plaza de España, whose crescent shape is travelled by beautiful carriages. Most of the buildings were constructed for the Ibero-American Exhibition of 1929. To the south of the Plaza de España is the verdant María Luisa Park, a vast green space full of criss-crossing paths, birds swimming in the lakes and palaces hidden behind the foliage of the trees. We can also take a stroll along the bank of the Guadalquivir river to see the watchtower over the river - the Torre del Oro (Tower of Gold), built by the Moors and later used as a prison and warehouse for the treasures brought back from the Americas.
Antequera
Antequera is a city of great cultural and economic wealth. Its historical complex is made up of more than fifty monuments and buildings dating back to the Bronze Age, such as the Cueva de Menga dolmen, the Dólmen de Viera and the Romeral dolmen. Crowned by the castle and the basilica of Santa Maria, throughout its old town there are collegiate churches, convents, palaces, arches, gates, hermitages, stately homes and a citadel. Amongst all this is the palace of Nájera (18th century), which is now the Municipal Museum; the convent of Catalinas or the palace of the Marquises de la Peña, in Mudejar and Renaissance style. In the heart of Andalusia there is a pearl hidden in a sea of limestone landscapes. It's called Ronda. Almost hanging from a rocky promontory, the city is separated into two parts by the "Cannon of El Tajo", a limestone gorge where the river Guadalevín flows through, the old part and the new part.
El Torcal de Antequera Natural Park
El Torcal de Antequera is a nature reserve in the Sierra del Torcal located to the south of the town of Antequera, in the province of Málaga. It is known for its unusual landforms and is one of the most impressive karst landscapes in the whole of Europe. It has several beautiful hiking trails, which we will of course follow.
Ronda
In the heart of Andalusia there is a pearl hidden in a sea of limestone landscapes. It's called Ronda. Almost hanging from a rocky promontory, the city is separated into two parts by the "Cannon of El Tajo", a limestone gorge where the river Guadalevín flows through, the old part and the new part. In the old part, it's worth wandering around a few streets, where you'll find the Mondragón Palace, the Palace of the Marquis of Salvatierra, the home of the Moorish King (Casa del Rey Moro or the parish church. In the modern part, the Parador Nacional de Ronda viewpoint stands out, as does the Alameda del Tajo park, both with breathtaking views.
Setenil de Las Bodegas
Setenil de las Bodegas is one of the most incredible places in Andalusia. The village was built in the middle of and under a huge rock. It is one of the most beautiful towns in Spain and tops the list of the best undiscovered destinations in Europe, according to the website European Best Destinations and is part of the Route of the White Villages. The village's main attraction is the beauty and originality of the urban layout, which descends from the castle and adapts to the course of the river. People settled under the rocks to escape the heat of summer and the harsh cold of winter, as it is naturally protected by the rock. The houses that have been built over time are painted white and some streets have a stone in place of the sky. The two busiest streets in the town are Cuevas del Sol, so called because it faces south and receives a lot of light, and Shadow CavesThe castle is entirely covered by the presence of the stone suspended between the two rows of whitewashed buildings that flank it. The castle, located in the upper part of the city, was built between the 14th and 15th centuries and has been listed as a Spanish Historical Heritage Site since 1985.
Roman Ruins of Italica
The city of Italica was the first Roman city founded on the Iberian Peninsula and also outside Italian territory. It was home to two great emperors, Trajan and Hadrian, and many important senators. In fact, it was during Hadrian's rule that Italica experienced its greatest splendour and development. With a capacity for 25,000 people, the Itálica amphitheatre was one of the largest in the Roman world, second only to the Colosseum in Rome and the Capua amphitheatre, also in Italy. At 160 metres long and 137 metres wide, it was huge for the city, which had no more than 8,000 inhabitants. Nowadays, Italian has served as the setting for several series and films, the most important of which is Game of Thrones. In the famous series, the ruins of the amphitheatre are the Dragonpit.
Saturday 14th February
– 6h30 - Departure from Lisbon
– 13h30 - Free lunch in Seville
– 14h30 - Tour of Seville, highlighting the following places: Plaza de España, Maria Luisa Park, Real Al Alcazar, the Cathedral, among others.
– 17h30 - Departure for Antequera
– 19h30 - Accommodation and Dinner
15th February (Sunday)
– 8h30 - Breakfast at the hotel
– 10h30 - Walk along the Caminito del Rey
– 13h30 - Free lunch
– 14h30 - Departure for El Torcal Natural Park
– 15h30 - Visit to the Interpretation Centre and walk in the Natural Park
– 19h30 - Accommodation and Dinner
16th February (Monday)
– 8h30 - Breakfast at the hotel
– 10h - Walk / Tour of Ronda's most important sights: Mondragón Palace, Palace of the Marquis of Salvatierra, the Moorish King's house, the Mother Church, Arab Walls and City Gates, Plaza Duquesa de Parcent, Cuenca Gardens and Aldehuela Viewpoint and Balcón del Cono.
– 13h - Free lunch
– 14h - Departure for Setenil de Las Bodegas
– 15h - Walk in Setenil
– 19h30 - Accommodation and Dinner
17th February (Tuesday)
– 7h30 - Breakfast at the hotel
– 8h30 - Departure for the Roman city of Italica (Santiponce - Seville)
– 10h45 - Visit to the Roman Ruins of Italica
– 13h - Free lunch
– 14h - Departure for Lisbon
– 20h30 - Estimated time of arrival in Lisbon
Equipment: Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
Registration fee:
Price includes:
- Bus transport from Lisbon to each of the locations described above
- Transport to the locations of each walk and accommodation
- 3 nights' accommodation in a 3-star hotel, breakfast included
- Caminito del Rey entrance ticket
- 3 dinners (drinks, water and wine included)
- The proposed accommodation option includes various room types
- Guided Walks
- Compulsory insurance
390€ (Price per person in a double room)
450€ (Price per person in single room)
Entry fee for seat reservation: 100€
Prices valid until 30th September 2025. From dai the amounts are 420€ and 480€ respectively
Notes:
a) Registrations are limited and accommodation options are limited to availability at the time of booking.
b) If you have a group interested in this trip, contact us, we have personalised solutions.
Location
Meeting Point
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 6.30am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 8.30pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
Book:
After successfully submitting the bookingYou will be redirected to a confirmation page. If you have any difficulties making a booking, please contact contact us.
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Timetable
14 (Saturday) 6:30 - 17 (Tuesday) 20:30
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station
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EVENT: Sightseeing in Spain: Ávila, Segovia, Salamanca and Ciudad Rodrigo
DATE OF REALISATION: 14 to 17 February 2026
DATA LIMITE DE INSCRIÇÕES: 31 Dezembro 2025
EVENT DESCRIPTION: "Touring Spain: Ávila, Segovia, Salamanca and Ciudad Rodrigo"
In this activity proposal, we'll go for a walk and visit some of the most fabulous places in the region of Castilla y León. Our trip stops in Ciudad Rodrigo, where we'll take a stroll through the historic centre and the riverside area by the River Águeda. We'll then continue on to Ávila, a walled city with a magnificent cathedral, convents and churches of great beauty, where we'll stay for a day so that we can better appreciate it. Another day will be spent in Segovia, where we'll see the Roman aqueduct, the Alcazaba (castle) and the cathedral. We'll end the day with a visit to the Royal Palace of La Granja de Santo Ildefonso (a kind of Versailles Palace). On the last day we'll also pass through the always beautiful monumental city of Salamanca. It will be a long weekend full of strong emotions and landscapes to remember for a long time. Come with us!
These will be some of the most important places on our itinerary:
- Tour of Ciudad Rodrigo (Historic Centre, Walls, Puerta del Sol, Roman Bridge and Águeda riverfront)
- Tour of Ávila, with a guided tour of the Cathedral and Historic Centre
- Places of interest to visit in Ávila: Viewpoint of the 4 Posts, Medieval Bridge, Walls, Basilica and Museum of Teresa of Jesus, Plaza del Mercado Chico, Plaza de La Santa, Plaza de La Catedral, Plaza Adolfo Suarez, Garden of San Vicente, Basilica of San Vicente, Jewish Quarter, Royal Monastery of Santo Tomás and Church of San Pedro Apóstolo.
- Tour of Segovia, with a guided tour of the Cathedral, Castle (Alcazar) and Historic Centre
- Places of interest to visit in Segovia: Poets' Garden, Roman Aqueduct, Devil's Statue, San Nicolás Church and Square, Plaza Mayor, Jewish Cemetery, San Andrés Gate, Mill Route, Viewpoints, etc.
- Sculpture of the Capitoline She-wolf of Segovia, a replica of the She-wolf of Romulus and Remus, the original of which is on the Capitoline Hill in Rome.
- Visit to the Palace and Gardens of the Royal Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso
- Tour of Salamanca: Roman Bridge and historic centre, possibility of visiting some monuments such as Salamanca Cathedral.
- Natural landscapes
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 6.30am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 8.30pm
Ciudad Rodrigo
This is a fortress city, declared a Historic Site and its walls conceal an extremely valuable historical and cultural heritage. Highlights include the Praça Maior, St Mary's Cathedral, the Castle, some churches and palaces. The wall and moat represent the most important monumental ensemble, along with religious and civil buildings. The castle is currently home to the Parador de Turismo. To get to know the city better, we'll also take a pleasant stroll along the banks of the River Águeda.
Ávila
A visit to Ávila is the ideal way to discover the essence of medieval Spain. Ávila is also known for being the birthplace of St Teresa of Ávila, the seat of the Grand Inquisition and for its formidable medieval walls. The walls, together with the churches, have earned Ávila's Old Town a place on UNESCO's World Heritage List. The wall is already impressive from afar and you can walk 1,700 metres along it, including its nine gates.
Ávila Cathedral is considered to be the first Gothic cathedral in Spain and, seen from the outside, its fortress-like appearance is a surprise. In fact, the cathedral is part of the city walls. Inside, the choir and the main altarpiece, the work of Pedro Berruguete, among other artists, stand out. Outside the walled enclosure of Ávila's Old Town, a visit to the Basilica of San Vicente is a must. Only surpassed in importance and significance by the cathedral, the ancient basilica is the oldest sanctuary in Ávila. It is the great model of Avila's Romanesque style, built between the 11th and 12th centuries, a unique building in the Hispanic Romanesque style due to its careful proportions.
Segovia
The city of Segovia is a World Heritage Site with unique monuments that are worth a visit in themselves. A two-thousand-year-old aqueduct, a fairytale castle and an imposing Gothic cathedral are all must-see attractions. The Segovia Aqueduct is one of the best preserved Roman monuments in all of Spain. Standing for two millennia, it is the laws of physics, the force of gravity and the balance of forces that hold up this engineering marvel, which rises 28 metres at its highest point and has a total of 167 arches.
Nicknamed the "lady of the cathedrals", Segovia Cathedral, with its 18 chapels, is a magnificent 16th-century religious temple, one of the last Spanish cathedrals to be built in the late Gothic style when the whole of Europe was already making the transition to the Renaissance style.
The Castle (Alcazar de Segovia) looks like a palace from a fairytale. Surrounded by verdant gardens, where Segovia's old cathedral used to stand, the moat and drawbridge that give access to the Alcazar of Segovia stretch our imagination even further.
Segovia was built on a rocky promontory, and its strategic location didn't stop the Romans from building the first defensive fence, which over the centuries has been extended, restored and reinforced. It is 3 kilometres of impregnable wall that has been maintained in its entirety (only Avila and Lugo can boast of such an achievement).
Royal Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso
The palace is located in the Guadarrama mountains and was once a royal residence. The Granja de San Ildefonso is first and foremost a "Royal Site". The town, declared a Monumental Historic Site, is one of the best examples of 18th century monarchical splendour, and its Royal Palace, the Royal Crystal Factory and the spectacular gardens inspired by Versailles are a good example of this. Philip V, "the Animoso", the first king of Spain's Borbon dynasty, acquired the site - a farm belonging to the Jerónimos monks - as a modest resting place after abdicating the throne in favour of his son. However, his son's premature death forced him to return to the throne, and he extended the palace to house his court. The work of the famous architects Ardemans, Procaccini and Juvarra, the palace stands out for its sumptuousness, characteristic of the Baroque style. Attached to the palace is the Real Colegiata de la Santísima Trinidad, the former chapel of the Real Sitio. The Royal Palace of La Granja de San Ildefonso is reminiscent of the splendour of Versailles, due to the rich ornamentation of its rooms, as well as the importance of its fountains, sculptures and gardens, designed by Carlier, a disciple of Louis XIV's architect. Covering more than 146 hectares, the space includes woods and garden areas, 26 monumental fountains, a French-style labyrinth and a huge lake known as "El mar", which supplies the fountains in the gardens.
Salamanca
Salamanca is just one of the most beautiful monumental cities in the whole of Spain, given the built, historical and cultural heritage that we can easily find, whatever route we take in the city. Places like the Cathedral (new and old), the Plaza Mayor (one of the most beautiful in Spain), the Casa de las Conchas, the University of Salamanca, the Church of the Holy Spirit, the Roman Bridge, among others, are almost obligatory.
Saturday 14th February
– 6h30 - Departure from Lisbon
– 12h00 - Free lunch in Ciudad Rodrigo
– 13h00 - Tour of Ciudad Rodrigo (with the option of a walk along the riverside)
– 16h15 - Departure for Avila
– 19h00 - Accommodation and Dinner
15th February (Sunday)
– 8h00 - Breakfast at the hotel
– 9h00 - Departure to visit Ávila
– 12h30 - Free time for lunch
– 14h00 - Tour / walk around the Walls and sights of Ávila
– 19h00 - Accommodation and Dinner
16th February (Monday)
– 8h00 - Breakfast at the hotel
– 9h - Departure to visit Segovia
– 13h - Free time for lunch
– 14h - Sightseeing tour of Segovia
– 16h15 - Departure for the Granja de San Ildefonso
– 17h00 - Visit to the Royal Palace of San Ildefonso and Gardens
– 20h15 - Accommodation and Dinner
17th February (Tuesday)
– 8h00 - Breakfast at the hotel
– 9h00 - Departure for Salamanca
– 10h30 - Free tour of Salamanca
– 13h - Free lunch
– 14h - Departure for Lisbon
– 20h30 - Estimated time of arrival in Lisbon
Equipment: Footwear and clothing suitable for walking / and short hikes
Registration fee:
Price includes:
- Bus transport from Lisbon to each of the locations described above
- Transport to the locations of each walk and accommodation
- 3 nights' accommodation in a 4-star hotel with breakfast
- 3 dinners (drinks, water and wine included)
- Guided tours of Ávila, Segovia and the Royal Palace of San Ildefonso
- Guided tours of Ciudad Rodrigo and Salamanca
- The proposed accommodation option includes various room types
- Guided Walks
- Compulsory insurance
575€ (Preço por pessoa em quarto duplo)
675€ (Preço por pessoa em quarto individual)
Entry fee for seat reservation: 50€
Preços válidos até dia 31 de Dezembro 2025. A partir dai os valores são de 625€ e 725€ respectivamente
Notes:
a) Registrations are limited and accommodation options are limited to availability at the time of booking.
b) If you have a group interested in this trip, contact us, we have personalised solutions.
Location
Meeting Point
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 6.30am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 8.30pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
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Timetable
14 (Sábado) 6:30 - 17 (Terça-feira) 19:30
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (NEAR AKI)
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Event Description
EVENT: Caminhando no Gerês – Carnaval
DATE OF REALISATION: 14 to 17 February 2026
DESCRIÇÃO DO EVENTO: “Caminhando no Gerês – Melgaço – Serra da Peneda – Aldeia das Pontes – Castro Laboreiro – Lamas de Mouro, Lindoso e Pozas de Mallón”
Nesta proposta de actividade iremos caminhar e visitar alguns dos locais mais fabulosos do Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês, com destaque para Castro Laboreiro, Aldeia das Pontes, Melgaço, Lamas de Mouro, Lindoso e Pozas de Mallón, neste que será um fim-de-semana alargado repleto de fortes emoções e paisagens para relembrar durante muito tempo. Venha daí connosco!
These are some of the most important places we'll be visiting during this event:
- Melgaço (Centro Histórico) e Passadiços do Rio Minho
- Parque e Jardim das Termas de Melgaço
- Pelourinho e Igreja Matriz de Castro Laboreiro
- Castelo e Miradouro de Castro
- Ponte Velha de Castro
- Moinhos
- Núcleo Museológico (antiga fábrica de chocolates Caravelos)
- Santuário da Peneda e Serra da Peneda
- Portas das Lamas de Mouro – Centro Interpretativo do PNPG
- Aldeia de Pontes
- Cascatas e Pozas de Mallón
- Lindoso – Espinheiros e Castelo
- Natural landscapes
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 6.30am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Castro Laboreiro
A aldeia de Castro Laboreiro pertence ao concelho de Melgaço e situa-se no Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês. Possui um dos mais ricos patrimónios pré-históricos do país que reúne gravuras e pinturas rupestres, 120 Dólmenes (datados de há 5000 anos) e Cistas (monumentos megalíticos funerários). Esta aldeia possui um património histórico e arquitetónico de grande riqueza, destacando-se um tipo próprio de construções castrejas existentes em Castro Laboreiro, o Castelo de Castro Laboreiro – classificado como monumento nacional, a Igreja Matriz de Castro Laboreiro, o Pelourinho de Castro Laboreiro, datado do século XVI, classificado como imóvel de interesse público; igrejas medievais, os fornos comunitários, os espigueiros e os moinhos.
Dia 14 de Fevereiro (sábado)
- Passeio em Melgaço
- Centro Histórico e Passadiços do Rio Minho
- Check-in no Hotel em Castro Laboreiro
Dia 15 de Fevereiro (domingo)
Walk: "Trilho da Peneda”
Points of interest: Serra da Peneda, Santuário da Peneda, Branda de Bouças dos Homens e Chã do Monte
Este percurso realiza-se em plena Serra da Peneda, entre dois povoados serranos: o aldeamento da Peneda e a Branda de Bouças dos Homens. Depois chegaremos a uma represa que servia uma mini- hídrica anos atrás e fornecia a energia elétrica ao povoado da Peneda. Cruzando o lago, seguimos um regato e a descida torna-se numa verdadeira e intrépida aventura devido aos íngremes declives do relevo até alcançarmos de novo o Santuário de N. Sra da Peneda.
Level of difficulty of the route: 3.5 (Scale of 1 to 5)
Route length: 10 kilometres
Duração prevista: 3h45m
Walk: "Trilho Interpretativo de Lamas de Mouro”
Points of interest: Ponte, Moinho de Água, Forno comunitário, Igreja secular de estilo românico e Porta de Lamas de Mouro.
Nível de dificuldade do percurso: 2,5 (Escala de 1 a 5)
Route length: 5 kilometres
Estimated time: 1h45m
16th February (Monday)
Walking: “Trilho Castrejo de Castro Laboreiro”
Points of interest: Castro Laboreiro, Castelo, Miradouro, Moinhos, Pontes e Brandas
Level of difficulty of the route: 3.5 (Scale of 1 to 5)
Extensão do Percurso: 16 kms
Duração prevista: 5h30
Visita ao Núcleo Museológico (antiga fábrica de chocolates Caravelos)
Visita a Aldeia das Pontes
Walking: “Trilho da Cascata das Pontes”
Points of interest: Cascata e Aldeia das Pontes
Level of difficulty of the route: 2 (Scale of 1 to 5)
Route length: 2 kilometres
Duração prevista: 1h
17th February (Tuesday)
Walk: "Caminhando nas Pozas de Mallón”
Level of difficulty of the route: 3 (Scale of 1 to 5)
Route length: 4 kilometres
Estimated time: 2h30
Passeio no Lindoso – Núcleo de Espigueiros
14h15 – Fim da atividade e regresso a Lisboa
Equipment: Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
Registration fee:
Price includes:
- Transport by coach/bus/tourist van from Lisbon to each of the places described above
– Alojamento em Hotel de 3 estrelas, com pequeno-almoço incluído
- The proposed accommodation option includes various room types
- Guided Walks
- Compulsory insurance
360€ (Preço por pessoa em quarto duplo)
460€ (Preço por pessoa em quarto individual)
Entry fee for seat reservation: 50€
Preços válidos até ao final de Dezembro de 2025. A partir de Janeiro os valores são de 390€ e 490€ respectivamente
Notes:
a) Registrations are limited and accommodation options are limited to availability at the time of booking.
b) If you have a group interested in this trip, contact us, we have personalised solutions.
Location
Meeting Point
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 6.30am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Circular
Circuit
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:30 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Car park next to Malveira da Serra Primary School
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Esta proposta de Caminhada tem inicio junto à Escola Primária da Malveira da Serra, e depois de percorrido algumas ruelas desta vila, segue em direcção à belíssima zona da costa atlântica, com paisagens de cortar a respiração. Antes contudo passaremos ainda por trilhos tão característicos desta zona do Parque Natural Sintra-Cascais. Depois retomamos o nosso caminho com destino à encosta e ao magnífico Santuário da Peninha, que nos oferece uma perspectiva da costa de Cascais, Cabo Raso e a zona de Praias como o Guincho e o Abano. No final teremos a descida até ao nosso ponto de partida.
Praia ou Enseada da Grota
A Praia da Grota situa-se numa enseada de pequenas dimensões cercada por uma falésia. Lá em baixo, surge um areal reduzido, ladeado e entrecortado por muitos seixos e calhaus rolados. Aconselha-se cautela aos banhistas devido às bastantes rochas imersas existentes. Nesta praia, em tempos de maior pluviosidade, é possível observar uma cascata produzida pelo caudal da Ribeira da Grota.
Peninha
O sítio da Peninha em pleno núcleo sienítico do maciço eruptivo de Sintra, local de culto, evidencia sinais de permanência humana desde o Neolítico. Inclui um conjunto de construções classificadas como Imóvel de Interesse Público.
A Ermida da Nossa Senhora da Peninha, erguida, por devoção popular, de acordo com lenda da aparição de Nossa Senhora a uma pastorinha muda e muito pobre de Almoinhas Velhas
A Ermida de S. Saturnino, edificada século XVI-XVII, em local de culto que remonta ao tempo dos visigodos. A Oeste do monumento situam-se evidências dos alicerces da primitiva ermida de provável origem medieval (séc. XII). Um palacete mandado construir em 1918 por António Carvalho Monteiro para sua residência
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Malveira da Serra • Calçada do Chafariz • Almoínhas Velhas • Figueira do Guincho • Enseada da Grota • Biscaia • Antigos Fornos de Cal • Ermida de Nossa Senhora da Peninha • Ermida de São Saturnino (Séc. XVI-XVII) • Fonte dos Romeiros (Séc XVI) • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Car park next to Malveira da Serra Primary School
Rua Francisca Correia Nunes
2755-171 Malveira da Serra
Latitude: 38°45'11.73″N
Longitude: 9°26'48.71″W
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated final time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Suitable footwear, boots or shoes with good grip
Suitable clothing for hiking
Take at least 1.5 litres of water
Hat
Sunscreen
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:30 - 13:45
Meeting Point
Car park next to Malveira da Serra Primary School
Event details
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Event Description
Esta proposta de Caminhada tem inicio junto à Escola Primária da Malveira da Serra, e depois de percorrido algumas ruelas desta vila, segue em direção à encosta do Santuário da Peninha, com paisagens de cortar a respiração. Será nesta final inicial que teremos o desafio de subir o “famoso” trilho do Dragão, que nos levará em direcção ao Cabeço do Vento, com passagem pela Fonte dos Romeiros, até chegarmos ao Santuário da Peninha, com vistas fabulosas por toda a Serra de Sintra e linha de Costa, que permite alcançar a Foz do rio Tejo e o Cabo Espichel.
Passaremos ainda pelo Bosque do Silêncio, pelas Pedras Irmãs e por trilhos tão característicos desta zona do Parque Natural Sintra-Cascais. Depois retomamos o nosso caminho com destino à Malveira da Serra, percorrendo magníficos bosques de Carvalhos e majestosos Cedros do Bussaco, entre outras espécies. No final teremos a descida até ao nosso ponto de partida.
Peninha
O sítio da Peninha em pleno núcleo sienítico do maciço eruptivo de Sintra, local de culto, evidencia sinais de permanência humana desde o Neolítico. Inclui um conjunto de construções classificadas como Imóvel de Interesse Público.
A Ermida da Nossa Senhora da Peninha, erguida, por devoção popular, de acordo com lenda da aparição de Nossa Senhora a uma pastorinha muda e muito pobre de Almoinhas Velhas
A Ermida de S. Saturnino, edificada século XVI-XVII, em local de culto que remonta ao tempo dos visigodos. A Oeste do monumento situam-se evidências dos alicerces da primitiva ermida de provável origem medieval (séc. XII). Um palacete mandado construir em 1918 por António Carvalho Monteiro para sua residência.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Subida do Dragão • Fonte dos Romeiros • Cabeço do Vento • Ermida de São Saturnino (Séc. XVI-XVII) • Pedras Irmãs • Bosque do Silêncio • Malveira da Serra • Bosques da Malveira • Ermida de Nossa Senhora da Peninha • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Car park next to Malveira da Serra Primary School
Rua Francisca Correia Nunes
2755-171 Malveira da Serra
Latitude: 38°45'11.73″N
Longitude: 9°26'48.71″W
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated final time: 13h45
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Suitable footwear, boots or shoes with good grip
Suitable clothing for hiking
Take at least 1.5 litres of water
Hat
Sunscreen
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Terça-feira) 9:30 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Dom Fernando II Square (in front of Lugar dos Sabores in São Pedro de Penaferrim)
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Esta proposta de Caminhada tem início na Praça Dom Fernando II, em São Pedro de Penaferrim (Sintra), local do famoso mercado que se realiza sempre ao 2ª e 4ª domingo de cada mês. Este trajeto seguira até ao Miradouro de Santa Eufémia, contornará o Palácio da Pena e daí até à descoberta da Gruta da Loba. Passaremos ainda pela Lagoa Azul e por algumas Quintas na zona do Linhó, antes de regressarmos ao ponto de partida. Este será mais um evento a não perder!
A Gruta da Loba
A Gruta da Loba é constituída por uma pequena concavidade rochosa, que sugere a forma de uma loba. A mesma serve de abrigo aos Escuteiros e antigamente serviu também de abrigo aos pastores.
Santa Eufémia Viewpoint
The Miradouro de Santa Eufémia is located in Santa Eufémia da Serra, at around 470 metres, offering a beautiful view over the municipality of Sintra from Queluz to the ocean. This is the most remotely inhabited place in the Sintra mountains, probably since around 4000 BC.
Segundo as crónicas das cruzadas que datam de 1147, a água proveniente da fonte de Santa Eufémia teria poderes curativos, tendo por esse motivo sido construída, no século XIII, a ermida de Santa Eufémia, que se tornou local de romaria e devoção.
In Santa Eufémia da Serra there was also a temple dedicated to the Moon, with a tribune and a bandstand in the churchyard that served as worship spaces.
A Lagoa Azul
A existência da Lagoa Azul deve-se à alteração dos granitos do maciço de Sintra que, por ação dos diversos agentes erosivos, originam areias e argilas que vão revestir e impermeabilizar o fundo da lagoa evitando que a água que aí se acumula não escoe, sendo aqui o papel das argilas fundamental graças à reduzida dimensão das suas partículas.
É facilmente visualizável a ação erosiva provocada pela vegetação, que cresce entre as fendas dos granitos e onde se podem observar prolongamentos de raízes que atravessam e fragmentam a rocha..
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Capela de São Lázaro • Ermida de Santa Eufémia • Fonte e Banhos de Santa Eufémia • Parque de Merendas • Miradouro de Santa Eufémia • Gruta da Loba • Lagoa Azul • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Dom Fernando II Square (in front of Lugar dos Sabores in São Pedro de Penaferrim)
Praça Dom Fernando II, 2710-483 Sintra
Latitude: 38°47'24.90″N
Longitude: 9°22'46.49″W
Meeting time: 9h30
Estimated end time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
21 (Sábado) 7:00 - 22 (Domingo) 19:30
Meeting Point
Orient Bus Terminal
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Esta proposta de atividade visa proporcionar um fim-de-semana onde a tranquilidade e a beleza da zona de Alcobaça e Leiria são uma constante, a que adicionamos os percursos na Ribeira do Mogo e nas Nascentes do Lis, para além da subida ao Alto da Maunça, com vistas desafogadas até às Berlengas. Faremos ainda uma Visita ao Centro Interpretativo da Batalha de Aljubarrota!. Venha daí connosco em mais um evento a não perder!
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 7am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: 21 DE JANEIRO 2026
Dia 21 de Fevereiro (sábado)
9h00 – Hora prevista para o início da caminhada
Caminhando no Vale da Ribeira do Mogo – Nascente do rio Alcoa – Alcobaça
Points of interest:
– Nascentes do Rio Alcoa
– Chiqueda de Cima
– Aldeia do Carvalhal
– Moinho de Água
– Ribeira do Mogo
– Grutas e Cavidades Cársicas
- Natural landscapes
Distance: 12 kilometres
Difficulty: 3 (Scale from 1 to 5, 1 being the easiest)
Estimated time: 4 hours
No Vale da Ribeira do Mogo
O percurso inicia-se em Chiqueda, profundamente ligada ao rio Alcoa, o qual nasce junto desta povoação, mais precisamente no Vale da Ribeira do Mogo. O poço Suão trata-se de uma gruta onde é possível observar o braço de água subterrâneo que alimenta a nascente do rio, uma das mais importantes nascentes cársicas da região. Seguindo para a aldeia do Cadoiço, é possível avistar os vales suspensos da Serra dos Candeeiros. São assim designados porque se encontram suspensos a menos de meia encosta naquela vertente, quando o declive se torna mais suave para o topo. Estes vales juntamente com a escarpa da serra constituem uma das paisagens com maior beleza do PNSAC (Parque Natural das Serras de Aire e Candeeiros).
Depois o caminho segue pelo Vale da Ribeira do Mogo, situado no sopé da vertente oeste da Serra dos Candeeiros, sendo uma das áreas naturais mais importantes do concelho de Alcobaça. O Vale, que percorre atualmente o seu fundo, caracteriza-se pelo encaixe profundo e sinuoso nas formações calcárias. A ribeira é temporária, com considerável caudal no inverno. No término do Vale, chegando à localidade de Chiqueda, a ribeira junta-se ao Rio Alcoa.
13h30 – Almoço pic-nic
15h00 – Visita ao Centro Interpretativo da Batalha de Aljubarrota
Situado na povoação de São Jorge, a sua área expositiva combina um conceito inovador de entretenimento e educação que se divide em 4 núcleos, os quais ajudam o visitante a perceber o que foi a Batalha de Aljubarrota e como tudo aconteceu. Os dois primeiros núcleos expositivos são dedicados à Batalha de Aljubarrota, à época em que se inseriu e às descobertas arqueológicas no campo de batalha. Aqui existe também um auditório para projeção de um espetáculo multimédia que reconstitui a Batalha e os eventos que a originaram.
16h30 – Passeio pelas margens do Lis e Centro Histórico de Leiria
8pm - Suggested Group Dinner
Dia 22 de Fevereiro (domingo)
9.30 a.m. - Scheduled start time for the walk
Caminhando nas Nascentes do Lis
Points of interest:
– Capela das Fontes
– Nascentes do Rio Lis
– Alto da Maunça – 435 metros
– Serra da Senhora do Monte
- Natural landscapes
Distance: 10 kilometres
Difficulty: 3.5 (Scale from 1 to 5, 1 being the easiest)
Estimated duration: 3h30m
Nas Nascentes do Rio Lis
Neste percurso, promove-se a beleza natural da nascente do rio Lis, onde, em alguns meses do ano, é possível ver a água brotar de uma forma surpreendente. Passando pelo vale entre a Serra da Maunça e a Serra da Senhora do Monte, a rota leva-nos por trilhos e caminhos de terra batida que alternam entre zonas de mato e de floresta.
No seu ponto mais alto, o percurso permite avistar a cidade de Leiria e, em dias de boa visibilidade, as ilhas das Berlengas.
– Sugestão de Almoço
- Stop at some tourist attractions
16h45 - End of activity and return to Lisbon
Equipment: Suitable footwear and clothing for nature walks
Registration fee:
Price includes:
- Transport by bus or coach from Lisbon to each of the places described above
- Transport to the locations of each walk and accommodation
– Alojamento com pequeno-almoço incluído – Hotel 3/4 estrelas
- The proposed accommodation option includes various room types
- Guided Walks
- Compulsory insurance
Prices with transport
Price in double room: 190€
Valor em quarto individual: 215€
Values without transport
Price in double room: 130€
Valor em quarto individual: 155€
Seat reservation fee: 50€
Notes:
a) Registrations are limited and accommodation options are limited to availability at the time of booking.
b) If you have a group interested in this trip, contact us, we have personalised solutions.
Some of the points of interest of this event:
• Nascentes do Rio Alcoa • Chiqueda de Cima • Aldeia do Carvalhal • Moinho de Água • Ribeira do Mogo • Grutas e Cavidades Cársicas • Capela das Fontes • Nascentes do Rio Lis • Alto da Maunça – 435 metros • Serra da Senhora do Monte • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (near LEROY)
Latitude: 38°46'3.02″N
Longitude: 9° 6'7.03″W
Timetable: Departure from Lisbon at 7am
Return: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:30 - 13:45
Meeting Point
Praça 5 de Outubro, 2605-021 Belas
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Esta proposta de Caminhada tem inicio junto à Junta de Freguesia de Belas (Praça 5 de Outubro). Entre vários pontos de interesse como a Quinta do Bonjardim (onde se jogou futebol pela 1ª vez em Portugal, de forma não oficial) passando por alguns caminhos de grande beleza paisagística como a Serra da Carregueira e o seu ponto mais elevado a 334 metros de altitude, proporcionando vistas abrangentes de toda a região. Percorreremos assim vários locais de grande beleza natural, entre subidas e descidas, com cenários muito agradáveis. Venha daí e deslumbre-se com estas maravilhas mesmo à porta de Lisboa.
Quinta do Bonjardim
Quinta do Bonjardim é uma nobre casa com origem no século XVI, e reconhecida pela elite cultural que nos séculos XVIII e XIX aqui se concentrava, sob os auspícios dos condes de Redondo e Vimioso. Faz-se notar pela magnífica robustez, beleza, localização (Belas, Sintra) e pelo jardim em estilo francês que se desenha a partir da casa principal, em patamares de labirintos de buxo, organizados geometricamente em função dos tanques e fontes.
Dentro da propriedade passa ainda um afluente do rio Jamor, e existe ainda uma calçada romana. Compreende-se ainda uma vasta área de floresta luxuriante, composta por plátanos, pinheiros, castanheiros, eucaliptos, ciprestes, magnólias e palmeiras.
A propriedade foi adquirida em 1587, quando da edificação da casa mãe segundo uma linguagem renascentista.O grande pátio de entrada, com o seu magnífico relvado de formato oval, é antecedido por um arco de cantaria muito alto, com o brasão dos Sousa do Prado, colocado posteriormente, e por um grande portão em ferro. Esta grandiosa entrada dá à Quinta um merecido aspecto senhorial, que de facto a mesma possui em todos os aspectos.>Na fachada principal os corpos laterais com dois andares e com remate em ângulo, são mais avançados em relação ao corpo central, onde se localiza a porta principal e uma janela de cada lado. No interior, ganham especial notoriedade as paredes de revestidas de azulejos do século XVI e do fim do século XVII, de coloração azul e branca. Outras salas mantêm o tecto em madeira, como a grande Sala dos Painéis, e noutras a sua decoração em estuque, como da sala de jantar grande, onde se sentam à mesa com facilidade vinte pessoas.
Serra da Carregueira
A serra da Carregueira é um maciço situado a noroeste de Lisboa, composto por uma série de colinas que, pelo seu relevo mais acidentado, se destacam do relevo ondulado envolvente. O setor norte da serra tem vários cabeços com mais de 300 metros de altitude, sendo o ponto mais alto o marco geodésico de Aruil, com 334 metros de altitude. O monte Suímo, com 291 metros de altitude, é o ponto mais elevado do setor sul da serra.
Fica compreendida entre Dona Maria, a nascente, Meleças, a poente, Belas, a sul, e Almargem do Bispo, a norte.
Inclui o importante aquífero de Vale de Lobos, antigamente aproveitado pelo Aqueduto das Águas Livres e seus subsidiários, de que se destaca o aqueduto da Mata. Na serra da Carregueira nascem os principais cursos de água que desaguam no oceano Atlântico entre Lisboa e Oeiras depois de atravessarem as cidades da Amadora, Queluz e Agualva-Cacém.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Quintas de Belas • Fonte do Coxo • Serra da Carregueira • Marco Geodésico de Suímo • Minas de Granadas • Carrascal • Quinta do Bom Jardim • Calçada romana • Rio do Porto • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Jardim 25 de Abril, Praça 5 de Outubro (or Junta de Freguesia square) in Belas
Latitude: N 38º46'30
Longitude: W 09º15'47"
5 October Square
2605-021 Belas
Departure time: 9h30
Estimated end time: 13h45
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Suitable footwear and clothing for hiking
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
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(Saturday) 9:30 - 13:45
Meeting Point
Pedreiras (just past the Café "Graciano")
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This walk starts near the "Graciano" café in the town of Pedreiras. From there we pass Quinta do Calhariz, in the direction of Serra do Risco, to enjoy the plains and all the beauty of this part of the Arrábida Natural Park. The route follows trails and some rural paths, with the chance to see the Atlantic Ocean on a walk in perfect communion with nature. We'll have a fantastic view of the Serra do Risco cliffs, the highest in continental Europe with a height of 381 metres. It's a breathtaking view of the magnificence of Mother Nature.
Arrábida Natural Park:
The Arrábida Natural Park owes its name to the main geomorphological unit of the whole area, the so-called Arrábida mountain range, made up of 3 axes:
- The 1st is made up of small elevations on the outskirts of Sesimbra, the Risco and Arrábida mountains and the hills between Outão and Setúbal;
- the 2nd is formed by the Sierras de S. Luís and dos Gaiteiros; and
- the 3rd formed by the Serra do Louro and Serra de São Francisco.
The orientation of the mountain range is ENE-OSO (alpine orientation) with a length of around 35 kilometres and an average width of 6 kilometres. The maximum altitude is 501 metres at the Formosinho anticline.
To the north of the mountain range there is a vast area of plain that is widest near the western boundary of the park and narrows progressively as you move eastwards. The coastline is quite rocky, cut out by small bays with white sandy beaches topped by cliffs.
The Arrábida mountain range, and the area of plain that surrounds it, has a great diversity of soils, due to the multivariate constitution of the rocky materials that make up the parent rock. The vast majority of the soils are of sedimentary origin, although there are some eruptive intrusions. All the modelling visible in Arrábida today depends not only on aspects linked to tectonics and erosion, but also on the geology of the area, which is largely made up of limestone and dolomitic or detrital rocks.
The coastline is quite rocky, cut out by small bays with white sandy beaches and usually topped by cliffs of considerable height.
As is characteristic of regions whose geology is predominantly made up of limestone, the hydrography has aspects specific to this type of constitution, such as the non-perenniality and smallness of the watercourses.
Arrábida's vegetation has a high natural value, with three floristic elements converging in the area:
- the Euro-Atlantic, cooler, wetter and darker on the northern slopes;
- the Mediterranean, which is warmer, drier and brighter on the south-facing slopes; and
- the Macaronesian on the markedly maritime cliffs.
Serra do Risco and Terras do Risco
Legend has it that it was in this Vale do Risco that King Afonso Henriques "risked" dividing his troops, thus creating a death trap for the Moorish troops based at Sesimbra Castle. On the other hand, the presence of the skyline of the highest cliff above the sea on the Portuguese mainland presents itself as a perfect "risk" on the horizon. What is the reason for this name? We may not have an answer on this tour of a mysterious, unexplored area with unique treasures and views, accessing balconies overlooking the sea and travelling along old paths used by smugglers, climbers and, for a long time, the training ground for Portuguese soldiers going off to war overseas.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Terras do Risco - Quinta do Calhariz - Roça do Casal do Meio - Varandas do Risco - Marmitas de Gigante - 381 metre high cliff of Serra do Risco - Natural landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
Pedreiras (just past the Café "Graciano")
R. do Boeiro, 30
2970 Setúbal
Latitude: 38°27'40.80″N
Longitude: 9° 4'10.92″W
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated end time: 13h45
Route Features and Equipment
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- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
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- All items not mentioned.
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- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:30 - 13:45
Meeting Point
Alhandra riverside area
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This walk starts in the riverside area of Alhandra, next to the Sociedade Euterpe Alhandrense. We'll walk along a good part of the riverside area, arm in arm with the magnificent River Tagus. We'll then take a turn towards excellent panoramic views of the Tagus, the Mouchões and the fertile fields of the Lezíria. The second part of the tour will also take in some paths and trails in a more rural part of the municipality of Vila Franca de Xira, in the parishes of Alhandra, S. João dos Montes and Calhandriz. Highlights of the route include the Mother Church of S. João dos Montes and a visit to the Subserra Municipal Farm. The last section of the walk will pass by the Lines of Torres Vedras viewpoint (the former Boavista stronghold, the starting point of Torres Vedras' 1st Defence Line).
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Caminho Pedonal Ribeirinha • Jardim Soeiro Pereira Gomes • Parque Urbano do Cevadeiro • Rio Tejo • Casal da Mata • Quintas • Igreja de S. João Baptista • Quinta Municipal de Subserra • Fortes das Linhas de Torres • Moinhos • Monumento de Homenagem das Linhas de Torres • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Alhandra riverside area
Soeiro Pereira Gomes Square
2600-519 Alhandra
Latitude: 38°55'37.28″N
Longitude: 9° 0'21.57″W
Meeting time: 9h30
Estimated end time: 13h45
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
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Timetable
Fevereiro 28 (Sábado) 7:00 - Março 1 (Domingo) 19:30
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (NEAR AKI)
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This activity aims to provide a weekend where the tranquillity and beauty of the centre of the country go hand in hand, visiting some of the most beautiful Schist Villages in the municipality of Góis (Comareira, Aigra Nova, Aigra Velha and Pena), as well as some of the most enchanting freshwater paradises and nooks and crannies, such as Praia da Peneda, Canaveias, Garganta do Ceira, Passadiços da Candosa and Ribeira da Pena. On Sunday we'll enjoy the unique beauty of the Magic Valley, next to the beautiful and well-preserved Schist Village of Gondramaz. Come and join us for another event not to be missed!
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 7am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: 31 JANEIRO
Dia 28 de Fevereiro (sábado)
9.30 a.m. - Scheduled start time for the walk
Walking the Schist Villages of Góis Route
Points of interest:
- Schist village of Comareira
- Schist Village of Aigra-Nova
- Schist Village of Aigra-Velha
- Schist Village of Pena
- Penedos de Góis
- Poça dos Bois fountain
- Community ovens and mills
- Ribeira da Pena
- Weirs and Levadas
- The hills and views of Alto do Trevim (1204 metres above sea level) and Serra da Estrela.
Distance: 10 Km
Difficulty: 3.5 (Scale from 1 to 5, 1 being the easiest)
Schist Villages
Part of the Serra da Lousã Natura Network, this trail runs along a traditional path that links the four villages that are part of the Aldeias do Xisto de Góis Network: Aigra Nova, Aigra Velha, Comareira and Pena. In addition to the Penedos de Góis, along the walk you'll see ovens, mills, a threshing floor, haystacks, corrals, pigsties and wineries. Some traditional or community structures still function. Along the way it is possible to spot birds of prey, herds of deer, visit the riverside woods of the Ribeira da Pena and other centuries-old forests, always along paths that create the least possible impact on the surroundings.
Penedos de Góis
The steep Penedos de Góis (1040m), next to the Schist Village of Pena, form unique slopes with waterfalls and rushing streams.
Góis and the Peneda River Beach
The Praia Fluvial da Peneda, located in the town, parish and municipality of Góis, is situated on the banks of the River Ceira, whose pure waters provide many tourists and visitors with irresistible and refreshing swims. It has a vast area of lawn and a sandy island in the middle of the river. It also has an imposing landscape, dominated by high and majestic mountains.
Vila Nova do Ceira and the Canaveias River Beach
Situated on the banks of the River Ceira in Vila Nova do Ceira, Praia Fluvial das Canaveias is a great place to relax, relax and get in touch with nature.
The Ceira Gorge or Cabril do Ceira Gorge or Portas do Ceira
This is probably one of Portugal's most undiscovered natural treasures. A place of undeniable beauty, its crystal-clear waters compete with the spectacular narrowing effect caused by the quartzite canyon. Relatively unexplored, it is one of the points of interest in the parish of Serpins, in the municipality of Lousã, but its dirt tracks mean that only the most knowledgeable visit it frequently. A long, high gorge is crossed by the river Ceira and ends with a small weir that helps form a natural pool where you can take a dip. It is a very beautiful and pleasant river beach. It forms a mirror of water that reflects the quartzite walls of the slopes as if they had been cut straight down. At some points they are over a hundred metres high.
18h - Tour of Miranda do Corvo or Lousã (depending on your accommodation)
18h45 - Check-in at the accommodation in the centre of Miranda do Corvo or Lousã
20h - Group dinner (optional)
Dia 1 de Março (domingo)
9am - Visit to the village of Gondramaz and start of the walk
Walking the Trails of Gondramaz - In the footsteps of the Miller
Points of interest
- Village of Gondramaz
- Ribeira do Espinho
- Holm and Waterfall
- Chapinha Picnic Park
- Natural landscapes
Travelling along this trail is a trip back in time, as you remember the route taken daily by the millers who used it to access the various watermills that can be found here. The leafy vegetation that surrounds almost the entire path and the stream, with some waterfalls, make this route a pleasant experience on warmer days.
Distance: 6.5 kilometres
Difficulty: 3.5 to 4 (Scale of 1 to 5, 1 being the easiest)
Village of Gondramaz (the perfect village)
The village is structured around a main street that overlaps the festoon line as far as the slope allows. From this street, a network of narrow, winding alleys which you'll want to browse with curiosity. We are welcomed with a poem by Miguel TorgaThis can be found on a metal plaque in the reception area of the village.
Gondramaz is distinguished by the specific colour of the schist that surrounds us from head to toe. Even the ground you walk on is an example of the finest craftsmanship. This is, in fact, land of artisans whose skilful hands create charismatic figures which are a hallmark of the mountains and carry the name of the master and the village across borders. Located on the western slope of the Serra da Lousã, the landscape that surrounds Gondramaz is Nature's work of art. The streets of this village have a fine acoustic that awakens all our senses. Within its streets, people's voices become clearer and more inviting.
13:30 - Group lunch at local restaurant - Suggestion
15.15 - Walk in Miranda do Corvo
16.15 - End of activity
What is included in the programme:
- Bed and breakfast in local accommodation / hotel
- 2 Walks
- Walk in Lousã or Miranda do Corvo
- The proposed accommodation option includes various room types
- Guided Walks
- Compulsory insurance
Values without transport
Price in double room: 150€
Valor em quarto individual: 180€
Prices with transport
Valor em quarto duplo: 200€
Price in single room: 230€
Seat reservation fee: 50€
Some of the points of interest of this event:
- Schist Villages - Comareira - Aigra Nova - Aigra Velha - Pena - Penedos de Góis - Moinho de Rodízio do Poço da Lontra - Ribeira da Pena - Peneda River Beach - Vila de Góis - Vila da Lousã - Canaveias River Beach - Garganta do Cabril do Ceira - Miranda do Corvo - Gondramaz - Natural landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (near Leroy)
Latitude: 38°46'3.02″N
Longitude: 9° 6'7.03″W
Timetable: Departure from Lisbon at 7am
Return: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
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Equipment
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- All items not mentioned.
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28Feb9:2014:00Walking the Quintas Route9:20 - 14:00 São Domingos de CarmõesEvent type:Hiking
Timetable
(Saturday) 9:20 - 14:00
Meeting Point
São Domingos de Carmões
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Esta proposta de Caminhada tem início junto ao parque de estacionamento, em frente à Junta de Freguesia S. Domingos de Carmões. Um percurso marcadamente rural, com perspetivas e panorâmicas únicas de toda a zona envolvente, com especial destaque para a imponente Serra de Montejunto. Mais um evento a não perder!
São Domingos de Carmões
Carmões é a segunda freguesia mais pequena do concelho de Torres Vedras, a mais afastada da sede concelhia, da qual dista cerca de 16 kms, e localiza-se na parte sudoeste do concelho. Com uma área de 6,88 Km2, esta freguesia é composta pelos lugares de São Domingos de Carmões, Carmões, Alfeiria, Setinheira, Carrasqueira, Corujeira, Sobrigal, Tojais, Freiria e Braçal. Além destes lugares, a freguesia possui várias quintas e casais que testemunham a existência de ilustres famílias na terra: como é o caso da família Botto Pimentel, antigos proprietários da Quinta de Carmões, a quem D. Afonso V concedeu uso de brasão, e da família Leal e Silva, proprietários da Quinta do Belo Jardim e da Quinta do Maia, que se destacaram pela quantidade e qualidade do que produziam na sua terra.
Tudo indica que o território ocupado pela freguesia tenha sido habitado desde remotas épocas, em data anterior à fundação da Nacionalidade. Conta-se que por aqui existiram fortificações castrejas, utilizadas para habitações pelos povos lusitanos. É provável que também tenha sido povoada na época da ocupação romana, apesar de não se terem encontrado vestígios de tal. Enquanto freguesia, Carmões é uma das mais antigas do Concelho de Torres Vedras, tendo sido fundada em meados do séc. XVI.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Igreja Matriz de S. Domingos de Carmões • Rua das Fontes • Capela do Braçal • Santuário de Nossa Senhora dos Milagres • Maceira • Carreiras • Calvários da Corujeira • Quintas da região • Paisagens naturais • Caminhos rurais •
Location
Meeting Point
São Domingos de Carmões
Rua da Igreja, nº 4
Latitude: 39° 3’25.83″N
Longitude: 9° 8’14.21″W
Meeting time: 9.20am
Estimated final time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
Hat
Minimum 1.5 litres of water
Sunscreen
Comida
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- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:20 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Odrinhas Museum car park
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Esta proposta de Caminhada tem início junto ao Museu de S. Miguel de Odrinhas, percorre a partir daí diversos caminhos rurais e trilhos de grande beleza paisagística, com passagem por bosques de carvalho, ribeiros e vales que por fim nos levarão ao longo de uma subida, até à Aldeia abandonada de Broas. Uma Aldeia bem perto de Lisboa, tipicamente saloia, que foi sendo abandonada e esquecida por todos. Ao longo da nossa caminhada poderemos avistar paisagens encantadoras, como as margens da ribeira de Cabrela, ao longe alguns Moinhos de Vento, que no passado alimentaram a fama da região.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Zona exterior envolvente do Museu de Odrinhas • Aldeia de Broas • Caminhos rurais e trilhos • Moinhos • Bosques de Carvalho • Vale da Ribeira de Cabrela • Ribeira de Cabrela • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Odrinhas Museum car park
Avenida Prof. Dr. D. Fernando de Almeida
São Miguel de Odrinhas
2705-739 São João das Lampas / Sintra
Latitude: 38º53’12,7″N
Longitude: 9º21’59,1″W
Meeting time: 9h 20m
Estimated end time: 14h
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Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
Sunscreen
1.5 litres of water
Hat for the sun
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
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March
Timetable
Fevereiro 28 (Sábado) 7:00 - Março 1 (Domingo) 19:30
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (NEAR AKI)
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Event Description
This activity aims to provide a weekend where the tranquillity and beauty of the centre of the country go hand in hand, visiting some of the most beautiful Schist Villages in the municipality of Góis (Comareira, Aigra Nova, Aigra Velha and Pena), as well as some of the most enchanting freshwater paradises and nooks and crannies, such as Praia da Peneda, Canaveias, Garganta do Ceira, Passadiços da Candosa and Ribeira da Pena. On Sunday we'll enjoy the unique beauty of the Magic Valley, next to the beautiful and well-preserved Schist Village of Gondramaz. Come and join us for another event not to be missed!
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 7am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: 31 JANEIRO
Dia 28 de Fevereiro (sábado)
9.30 a.m. - Scheduled start time for the walk
Walking the Schist Villages of Góis Route
Points of interest:
- Schist village of Comareira
- Schist Village of Aigra-Nova
- Schist Village of Aigra-Velha
- Schist Village of Pena
- Penedos de Góis
- Poça dos Bois fountain
- Community ovens and mills
- Ribeira da Pena
- Weirs and Levadas
- The hills and views of Alto do Trevim (1204 metres above sea level) and Serra da Estrela.
Distance: 10 Km
Difficulty: 3.5 (Scale from 1 to 5, 1 being the easiest)
Schist Villages
Part of the Serra da Lousã Natura Network, this trail runs along a traditional path that links the four villages that are part of the Aldeias do Xisto de Góis Network: Aigra Nova, Aigra Velha, Comareira and Pena. In addition to the Penedos de Góis, along the walk you'll see ovens, mills, a threshing floor, haystacks, corrals, pigsties and wineries. Some traditional or community structures still function. Along the way it is possible to spot birds of prey, herds of deer, visit the riverside woods of the Ribeira da Pena and other centuries-old forests, always along paths that create the least possible impact on the surroundings.
Penedos de Góis
The steep Penedos de Góis (1040m), next to the Schist Village of Pena, form unique slopes with waterfalls and rushing streams.
Góis and the Peneda River Beach
The Praia Fluvial da Peneda, located in the town, parish and municipality of Góis, is situated on the banks of the River Ceira, whose pure waters provide many tourists and visitors with irresistible and refreshing swims. It has a vast area of lawn and a sandy island in the middle of the river. It also has an imposing landscape, dominated by high and majestic mountains.
Vila Nova do Ceira and the Canaveias River Beach
Situated on the banks of the River Ceira in Vila Nova do Ceira, Praia Fluvial das Canaveias is a great place to relax, relax and get in touch with nature.
The Ceira Gorge or Cabril do Ceira Gorge or Portas do Ceira
This is probably one of Portugal's most undiscovered natural treasures. A place of undeniable beauty, its crystal-clear waters compete with the spectacular narrowing effect caused by the quartzite canyon. Relatively unexplored, it is one of the points of interest in the parish of Serpins, in the municipality of Lousã, but its dirt tracks mean that only the most knowledgeable visit it frequently. A long, high gorge is crossed by the river Ceira and ends with a small weir that helps form a natural pool where you can take a dip. It is a very beautiful and pleasant river beach. It forms a mirror of water that reflects the quartzite walls of the slopes as if they had been cut straight down. At some points they are over a hundred metres high.
18h - Tour of Miranda do Corvo or Lousã (depending on your accommodation)
18h45 - Check-in at the accommodation in the centre of Miranda do Corvo or Lousã
20h - Group dinner (optional)
Dia 1 de Março (domingo)
9am - Visit to the village of Gondramaz and start of the walk
Walking the Trails of Gondramaz - In the footsteps of the Miller
Points of interest
- Village of Gondramaz
- Ribeira do Espinho
- Holm and Waterfall
- Chapinha Picnic Park
- Natural landscapes
Travelling along this trail is a trip back in time, as you remember the route taken daily by the millers who used it to access the various watermills that can be found here. The leafy vegetation that surrounds almost the entire path and the stream, with some waterfalls, make this route a pleasant experience on warmer days.
Distance: 6.5 kilometres
Difficulty: 3.5 to 4 (Scale of 1 to 5, 1 being the easiest)
Village of Gondramaz (the perfect village)
The village is structured around a main street that overlaps the festoon line as far as the slope allows. From this street, a network of narrow, winding alleys which you'll want to browse with curiosity. We are welcomed with a poem by Miguel TorgaThis can be found on a metal plaque in the reception area of the village.
Gondramaz is distinguished by the specific colour of the schist that surrounds us from head to toe. Even the ground you walk on is an example of the finest craftsmanship. This is, in fact, land of artisans whose skilful hands create charismatic figures which are a hallmark of the mountains and carry the name of the master and the village across borders. Located on the western slope of the Serra da Lousã, the landscape that surrounds Gondramaz is Nature's work of art. The streets of this village have a fine acoustic that awakens all our senses. Within its streets, people's voices become clearer and more inviting.
13:30 - Group lunch at local restaurant - Suggestion
15.15 - Walk in Miranda do Corvo
16.15 - End of activity
What is included in the programme:
- Bed and breakfast in local accommodation / hotel
- 2 Walks
- Walk in Lousã or Miranda do Corvo
- The proposed accommodation option includes various room types
- Guided Walks
- Compulsory insurance
Values without transport
Price in double room: 150€
Valor em quarto individual: 180€
Prices with transport
Valor em quarto duplo: 200€
Price in single room: 230€
Seat reservation fee: 50€
Some of the points of interest of this event:
- Schist Villages - Comareira - Aigra Nova - Aigra Velha - Pena - Penedos de Góis - Moinho de Rodízio do Poço da Lontra - Ribeira da Pena - Peneda River Beach - Vila de Góis - Vila da Lousã - Canaveias River Beach - Garganta do Cabril do Ceira - Miranda do Corvo - Gondramaz - Natural landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (near Leroy)
Latitude: 38°46'3.02″N
Longitude: 9° 6'7.03″W
Timetable: Departure from Lisbon at 7am
Return: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Terça-feira) 20:20 - 23:50
Meeting Point
Next to the D. José Statue in Terreiro do Paço
Praça do Comércio, 1100-148 Lisbon, Portugal
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In this event, we're going to take advantage of the night of the Full Moon to walk around various emblematic points of our capital, such as the viewpoints, lifts, squares, gardens, courtyards and typical streets, always with so many reasons for interest and hidden curiosities. Did you know that Lisbon's lifts are classified as a "National Monument"? Come along and find out much more about the city of Lisbon. The route will be approximately 9 kilometres long.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Sophia de Mello Breyner Viewpoint - Portas do Sol Viewpoint - Santa Luzia Viewpoint - Senhora do Monte Viewpoint - São Pedro de Alcântara Viewpoint - Santa Justa Lift Viewpoint - Santa Catarina Viewpoint - Lavra Lift - Glória Lift - Bica Lift -
Location
Meeting Point
Next to the D. José Statue in Terreiro do Paço
Terreiro do Paço (Praça do Comércio)
Latitude: 38°42'27.37″N
Longitude: 9° 8'10.62″W
Meeting time: 20h20
Departure time: 20h30
Estimated end time: 23h50
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
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Timetable
7 (Sábado) 7:00 - 8 (Domingo) 19:30
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (NEAR AKI)
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Nesta proposta de actividade iremos caminhar no Norte Alentejo, percorrendo dois dos seus melhores percursos pedestres, com destaque para trilhos de enorme beleza, panorâmicas fantásticas do Tejo. miradouros e pontes suspensas. Haverá ainda tempo para uma visita a Nisa (centro histórico) e possibilidade de um passeio de barco ou mergulho no rio. Faremos ainda um passeio pela arte urbana da famosa pedra de Alpalhão, com um circuito pelos principais monumentos aí criados. Ficaremos alojados no Monte Filipe Hotel & Spa, podendo usufruir de vários serviços como piscina, jacuzzi, etc. Neste fim-de-semana teremos naturalmente a oportunidade de experimentar os melhores sabores da gastronomia local. Venha daí conosco!
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 31 de Janeiro 2026
Dia 7 de Março (sábado)
Conhal Mine Trail
The Romans discovered that the natives were already exploiting gold, silver, copper and iron. With the advent of the Empire, the mines passed into the public domain, to companies and to private individuals. Conhal do Arneiro represents one of these industrial areas, the "Arrugiae", the Roman name for an open-cast mine, with the use of hydraulic energy. This is one of the largest areas in Portugal and may have been contemporary with the Médulas in Spain. Castelejo may have been a place for monitoring mining operations and river traffic. A walk that will certainly stay in the heart, soul and mind of any nature lover.
Points of interest: Conhal Interpretive Centre, Ilha das Virtudes, Ilha do Cabecinho, Foz da Ribeira do Vale, Portas do Ródão Viewpoints, Pego das Portas, Fornos comunitários and Santana Church.
Estimated time for the start of the walk: 10h30 (includes visit to the Conhal Interpretive Centre)
Level of difficulty of the route: 3 (Scale from 1 to 5)
Route length: 12 kilometres
Expected duration: 3h30
Lunch will be in the form of a picnic, which is the responsibility of each participant
15h - Walk and Visit to Nisa - Historic Centre, Porta da Vila, Embroidery Centre and Casa do Forno, Valquíria Enxoval (work by Joana Vasconcelos)
17.30 - Walk in Alpalhão - Stone Circuit
20h30 - Dinner at the Monte Filipe Hotel Restaurant - 4 stars
Dia 8 de Março (domingo)
Tagus Cliff Walk
Arribas do Tejo" is a walking route along the cliffs of the River Tagus, involving the parishes of Belver and Gavião, with two river crossings: one at the Belver dam and the other at the century-old iron bridge on the EN244. The route starts at Largo Luís de Camões in Belver, heading towards the dam on the north bank of the Tagus. Along the way, you'll see the Fraga olive press, olive groves and old farmland, the Penedo Gordo dolmen (which confirms that the region was settled around 5,000 years ago), the Ortiga river beach (in the municipality of Mação), the Alamal river beach, the Belver dam and Fonte Velha. It's a circular route that takes us to places of undeniable scenic, geological and cultural value. We'll also have the opportunity to walk along the fantastic, refurbished Alamal Walkways.
Points of interest: Alamal Walkways, Belver Bridge, Penedo Gordo Dolmen, Fadagosa Thermal Baths, Pintalgaio Hill, Belver Dam, Fraga Lagar, Belver Stream Suspension Bridge, Belver Castle, S. Brás Chapel, Nossa Sra da Visitação Church, Fonte Velha Path, Alamal River Beach, Soap Museum and Belver Blankets and Tapestries Museum Centre.
Estimated time for the start of the walk: 9h15
Level of difficulty of the route: 3.5 (Scale from 1 to 5)
Route length: 15 kilometres
Expected duration: 5h30
14.30 - Stop at Alamal River Beach
Suggested activities after the end of the walk
- Boat trip
- Visit to Belver Castle
16h30 – End of activity and return to Lisbon
Prices with transport
Price in double room: 175€
Price in single room: 205€
Values without transport
Price in double room: 130€
Price in single room: 160€
Seat reservation fee: 50€
POSSIBILIDADE DE PARTILHA DE CARROS ENTRE OS PARTICIPANTES EM CASO DE INTERESSE, PARA QUEM NÃO PRETENDER USAR O NOSSO TRANSPORTE E NÃO SE IMPORTE DE PARTILHAR OU IR DE BOLEIA COM OUTROS PARTICIPANTES.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Conhal Interpretive Centre - Ilha das Virtudes - Ilha do Cabecinho - Foz da Ribeira do Vale - Portas do Ródão viewpoints - Pego das Portas - Community ovens - Hanging bridges - Stone circuit in Alpalhão - Penedo Gordo dolmen - Cabeço do Pintalgaio - Alamal river beach - Alamal walkways - Fadagosa thermal baths - Belver dam - Natural landscapes of great beauty -
Location
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (near AKI)
Latitude: 38°46'3.02″N
Longitude: 9° 6'7.03″W
Timetable: Departure from Lisbon at 7am
Return: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:20 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Serra de Montejunto Protected Landscape Environmental Interpretation Centre car park
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This hike takes place in the magnificent Serra de Montejunto, starting and finishing at the Environmental Interpretation Centre of the Serra de Montejunto Protected Landscape, right in the heart of the mountain.
Serra de Montejunto
The Serra de Montejunto belongs to a characteristic structural unit called the "Estremadura Limestone Massif". This geographically discontinuous massif, orientated NE-SW, includes the Sicó, Alvaiázere and Porto de Mós mountain ranges, with the Serra de Montejunto extending south-westwards to the border between the western edge and the Tagus basin. From a geological point of view, the mountain range is predominantly made up of limestone rocks, with typical surface forms, including steep, deep valleys and some small plateaus and depressions, as well as imposing crags, cliffs and rock faces. Acting as a great "sponge for receiving and absorbing" rainwater, which seeps through the numerous cracks and faults, a considerable number of caves and grottoes of varying sizes and shapes have formed underground.
Calçada dos Frades
Built in the 18th century to serve the construction and use of the Convent of Our Lady of the Snows of the Dominican Order. The Calçada dos Frades, discovered in some parts of the Serra de Montejunto, was built at the beginning of the 18th century to serve the construction and use of the Convent of Our Lady of the Snows of the Dominican Order. The necessary building materials, such as stones, stonework, bricks, tiles and decorative materials, such as tiles to line the interior walls, were transported along the Calçada by means of pack animals and carts. Supplies for the workers and then for the daily use of the Dominican friars, who lived there, were transported on the pavement, which ended at the door to a walled outdoor courtyard where they were unloaded for storage. The Calçada dos Frades served pilgrims to the Chapel of Our Lady of the Snows, but fell into disuse with the opening of the tarmac road.
Chapel of Our Lady of the Snows
At the top of the Serra de Montejunto, stands the Chapel of Our Lady of the Snows, a place of pilgrimage since at least medieval times. It is only known that its construction predates the first Dominican convent, which was built at the top of the mountain in the 13th century. This chapel stands out for its simplicity, with only an image of Our Lady of the Snows from the 16th century. It has a tile panel in the side nave alluding to the history of the Dominican order.
Next to the high altar is a shallow grave with the following inscription: "AQUI IAS B(EL)CHIOR A NUNES MOSSO DA CAMARA DO INFFANTE DO DUARTE".
Its greatest asset is its geographical setting, located at the top of the Serra de Montejunto "Varanda da Estremadura", and its vast history. Every year, on 5 August, there is a pilgrimage to the chapel.
Real Ice Factory
Its construction began in 1741 and cost between 40 and 45 thousand cruzados, a megalomaniac expense for the time, in order to satisfy the great demand for ice that existed throughout the capital. It represented a major advance in the quality and hygiene of the process used to "produce" ice, since it was now made in the factory's tanks and not harvested after the wind had blown it into a heap, as had been the case until then.
The main purpose of its construction was to make up for the systematic shortages in supplies from the Serra do Coentral.
Almost everything we know about the work of the Royal Ice Factory is due to oral tradition, particularly the testimonies of descendants of people who worked in the ice-making industry.
During the hot season, the complicated task of transporting the ice to the kingdom's capital took place. First, the ice was transported on the backs of animals to overcome the steep slopes of the mountains. It was then transported by cart to the "snow boats" anchored in the Carregado Ditch. These boats completed the ice circuit, transporting it to Lisbon, the capital of the kingdom.
It is estimated that the Royal Ice Factory ceased operating at the end of the 19th century and fell into oblivion for almost a century.
The Royal Ice Factory complex has been considered by numerous international experts "as a unique case due to the originality of its structures and the reasonable state of conservation".
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Serra de Montejunto Protected Landscape Interpretation Centre - Royal Ice Factory National Monument - Calçada dos Frades - Chapel of Our Lady of the Snows - Dominican Convent - Mills - 360º view around Montejunto -
Location
Meeting Point
Serra de Montejunto Protected Landscape Environmental Interpretation Centre car park
Quinta da Serra, Montejunto
2550-367 Lamas CDV
Latitude: 39°10'48.00″N
Longitude: 09°2'58.66″W
Meeting time: 9.20am
Time for lunch: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:30 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Serra Road, 2645-545 Alcabideche
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Esta proposta de Caminhada percorre uma zona muito bonita do Parque Natural de Sintra-Cascais, a Quinta do Pisão, permitindo ficar a conhecer não só todas as valências do espaço, como uma parte do recentemente qualificado traçado da Ribeira de Vinhas. Mais um evento a não perder!
Quinta do Pisão
Esta caminhada tem início na Quinta do Pisão, em direção às Penhas do Marmeleiro, pelo novo trilho da Ribeira das Vinhas. Irá desfrutar da diversidade de paisagens, por florestas, galerias ripícolas e pastos, num percurso idílico que evidência as antigas tradições de Cascais.
A presença humana na Quinta do Pisão remonta à Pré-História, com vestígios na gruta de Porto Covo referenciados como pertencentes ao período Neolítico e Calcolítico e Idade do Bronze e Idade do Ferro, isto é, há 4500 a 5000 anos. A gruta terá sido utilizada como necrópole.
Dedicada à atividade agro-silvo-pastoril, esta quinta convida o visitante a percorrer the their trilhos, devidamente assinalados, sendo dada a conhecer a rotina of a quinta nesta região. To long of vários caminhos of Quinta encontram-se painéis interpretativos with identificação of património edificado, fauna e flora predominante. A paisagem carateriza-se by a mosaico of vegetação extremamente rico e that corresponde a a elevada diversidade de habitats. Podem ser observadas várias espécies de fauna selvagem, nomeadamente a garça-real, a águia-de-asa-redonda, a geneta, a raposa, entre outras. Na Quinta do Pisão poderá conhecer the burros mirandeses, animais of race Asinina de Miranda. Estes burros lanudos have desempenhado a papel fundamental no apoio à gestão das pastagens of Quinta. Para além of these animais, a Quinta do Pisão has ainda some horses e um núcleo of ovelhas e borregos of race campaniça.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Quinta do Pisão • Bosques • Gruta de Porto Covo • Forno de Cal de Porto Covo • Penhas do Marmeleiro • Ribeira de Vinhas • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Quinta do Pisão (parque de estacionamento dentro da quinta)
Serra Road, 2645-545 Alcabideche
Latitude: 38°45’22.9″N
Longitude: 9°25’20.0″W
Meeting time: 9h30
Estimated end time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:30 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Praia das Maças, next to the tram stop
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This proposed walk starts at Praia das Maçãs, next to the tram stop, follows trails of great natural beauty and excellent scenery, goes along various rural paths, passes Azenhas do Mar Beach, Aguda Beach and finally Magoito Beach and its walkways, before starting the walk back to the starting point. A route that brings together the beach and the countryside. Not to be missed!
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Beaches and the Atlantic coast in general - Praia das Maças - Praia das Azenhas do Mar - Praia da Aguda - Praia do Magoito - Magoito Beach walkways - Natural landscapes - Country lanes -
Location
Meeting Point
Praia das Maças, next to the tram stop
Avenida Eugene Levy - Praia das Maças
Latitude: 38°49'33.11″N
Longitude: 9°28'7.23″W
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated end time: 14h00
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
Hat
Minimum 1.5 litres of water
Sunscreen
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:20 - 13:45
Meeting Point
Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Piedade da Serra
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Event Description
On this walk we'll follow various rural paths and trails along the Serra de Olelas, often with the beautiful Serra de Sintra on our horizon, with its Pena Palace and Moorish Castle. We'll cross the Western railway line, pass through farmland and some ruins of abandoned houses, memories of other times and other lives. Near Casal do Urmal, we'll start our return journey, on a circular walk, passing Casal dos Gormos, returning to the starting point, having yet to overcome some appetising limestone "slopes" in the Serra de Olelas....
But one of the biggest attractions on this route will undoubtedly be the famous caves, especially the largest of them, known as Cova da Raposa, just a few hundred metres from the village of Olelas.
Historical note: In the mid-18th century, the British Royal Navy was sailing along the coast of Ericeira when it was surprised by a storm. Feeling lost, they evoked their faith in Our Lady of Mercy, the patron saint of their fleet. They made a promise to build a chapel on the highest point in exchange for their salvation. The Chapel of Our Lady of Mercy, now the Sanctuary, was born in 1758 on Mount Marçabel.
Location
Meeting Point
Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Piedade da Serra
Latitude: 38°49'29.45″N
Longitude: 9°16'59.74″W
Meeting time: 9.20am
Estimated end time: 13h45m
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Shorts are not recommended.
The use of a stick is recommended on a small part of the trail to be travelled
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:30 - 13:30
Meeting Point
R. da Igreja 28, 2615 Calhandriz, Portugal
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This walk takes place in the beautiful area of Calhandriz and its surroundings, where we'll have the opportunity to climb to the highest points and enjoy magnificent unobstructed views, whether over the Lezíria, the West or the Tagus estuary. Another event not to be missed!
Signal Fort
This fort had an irregular polygon plan. Built at an altitude of 316 metres, it was the most important stronghold in terms of defending the position of Alhandra and was designed for a garrison of 400 soldiers, located in the Serra de S. Lourenço.
St Mark's Parish Church - Calhandriz
The original date of the church's construction is unknown, but there are traces of a Roman building (a carved tombstone from the Roman period) that may have existed on the site where the church stands today. In 1755, after the great earthquake that devastated the city of Lisbon and the surrounding areas (such as the Calhandriz Valley), work began on rebuilding St Mark's Church. Between 2001 and 2002, the church underwent restoration work, organised by the local parish.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Aldeia de Calhandriz - Igreja Matriz de S. Marcos - Forte dos Sinais - Fortes das Linhas de Torres - Adanaia - Mills - Natural landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
St Mark's Parish Church
2615-623 Calhandriz
Latitude: 38°55'46.58″N
Longitude: 9° 3'51.23″W
Meeting time: 9h30
Estimated end time: 13h30
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:30 - 13:30
Meeting Point
Car park next to the Don Quixote Mill
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This walk starts next to the Dom Quixote Mill, on the road that connects to Cabo da Roca and enters the Serra de Sintra, up to the Anta de Adrenunes, with a fabulous view of the Atlantic coastline, travelling along rural paths and trails of great beauty up to Peninha and down to the Rio Touro path and back to the starting point.
Anta de Andrenunes
A Anta de Adrenuneslocated in Cabo da Roca, Portugal, is a dolmen, i.e. a megalithic monument. It is a structure made up of several stones, between which there is a passage about 5 metres high. This passage may have served as a collective necropolis during megalithic times. It is located on top of a hill that dominates the landscape around Cabo da Roca and the vast region that extends northwards from the Serra de Sintra.
Peninha Sanctuary:
Here we can see rocks that make up the Sintra Magmatic Massif. This massif was formed around 80 Ma ago at great depths, and the dominant rock is granite.
In the Serra de Sintra it is possible to see landscapes in which chaotic heaps of huge rounded blocks of rock stand out, constituting what is known as "block chaos". These rocks are essentially granite and syenitic in composition, and the Peninha buildings were built on top of one of these syenitic rock piles. The Peninha Sanctuary is part of an architectural complex formed by the old chapel of St Saturninus (founded by D. Pêro Pais at the time of the kingdom's formation of Portugal and now abandoned) and the romantic revival-style palace, which resembles a fortification, built in 1918.
The present chapel dates back to the 17th century and was founded by Friar Pedro da Conceição. The panelling that covers the interior of the chapel depicts scenes from the Life of the Virgin and was made by different authors. The monumental panels in the body of the nave have been attributed to Manuel dos Santos.
Also by him are the two panels flanking the main door and the semi-circular tympanum, the latter depicting Pentecost. The chancel, dating from 1690, is covered in marble in different colours, which extends to the coffered vault. The altarpiece, also made of fine marble inlays, is attributed to João Antunes, as it is very similar to so many others designed by Pedro II's architect.
Legend of Peninha
It is said that during the reign of King João III, in the land of Almoínhos-Velhos, there was a mute shepherdess who used to take her sheep to graze on top of the mountain. One day, one of her sheep ran away, leaving the young shepherdess desperate to find it. After a long search, she spotted a lady in the distance carrying her sheep. The shepherdess thanked her in any way she could, as the sheep was unable to speak. The lady, taking advantage of the opportunity, asked the shepherdess to give her some bread. The shepherdess explained gesturally that it had been a bad year and there was a lot of hunger. The lady then gave her some advice:
- When you get home, call for your mum and find some bread.
The shepherdess tried to explain to her that this was impossible, because not only was there sure to be no bread in her house, but she couldn't call her mum because she was mute. But the lady insisted so much that the shepherdess decided to do as she was told.
When he got home, he called for his mother and her voice was heard throughout the house. She told her mother the story and hurried off to find the bread. And what was their surprise when they found bread in a chest that was enough for the whole village.
The next day, as a token of their gratitude, the whole village went up into the hills and in the very place where the little shepherd had found the lady, there was now a cave with the image of Our Lady. This place became sacred and later a chapel was built there, known as the Chapel of Our Lady of Peninha. Classified by the IIP as a Property of Public Interest in 1977
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Moinho da Azoia - Picnic Park - Anta de Adrenunes - Views over Cabo da Roca and the Atlantic coast - Peninha Sanctuary
Location
Meeting Point
Rua dos Monhos, 5 - 2705-001 Colares
Car park next to the Don Quixote Mill
Cabo da Roca road, in the direction of the Don Quixote Mill, road on the right hand side that passes by the Mill
Latitude: 38°46'14.07″N
Longitude: 9°28'43.51″W
Meeting time: 9h30
Estimated end time: 13.30pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
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Timetable
14 (Sábado) 7:00 - 15 (Domingo) 19:30
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (NEAR AKI)
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Event Description
EVENT: Walking between the Tagus and the Ocreza
DATE OF REALISATION: 14 e 15 de Março de 2025
DATA LIMITE DE INSCRIÇÃO: 15 DE FEVEREIRO 2026
DESCRIÇÃO DO EVENTO: “Caminhando entre o Tejo e o Ocreza – das Portas do Ródão às Portas de Almourão”
Nesta proposta de atividade da Caminhando iremos fazer umas magníficas caminhadas ao longo das margens do Tejo, do Ocreza e da Ribeira do Cobrão, tendo oportunidade de captar cenários de excelência, desde as Portas do Ródão, à Ilha das Virtudes e das Portas do Almourão, apenas para aguçar o apetite dos caminhantes. Faremos ainda uma visita à Aldeia de Xisto da Figueira, e um passeio em Proença-a-Nova, onde ficaremos bem alojados no Hotel das Amoras. Haverá tempo também para desfrutar de um passeio de barco até ao Monumento Natural das Portas do Ródão. Mais um evento a não perder!
Estes serão alguns dos mais importantes locais de interesse longo das várias caminhadas:
- Monumento Natural das Portas do Ródão (rio Tejo)
- Portas do Almourão (rio Ocreza)
- Ribeira da Foz do Cobrão e Praia Fluvial do Penedo dos Cágados
- Moinhos
- Aldeia de Xisto do Cobrão e da Figueira
- Proença-a-Nova
- Vila Velha de Ródão (zona ribeirinha, Castelo do Rei Wamba, fortes das Invasões Francesas)
- Ilha das Virtudes
- Serra das Talhadas
- Natural landscapes
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 7am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Dia 14 de Março (sábado)
Caminho de Xisto da Foz do Cobrão (Portas do Almourão)
A primeira parte do percurso segue junto ás margens do Rio Ocreza num caminho de pé posto junto a grandes penhascos quarteziticos onde muitas vezes pudemos observar o voo dos Grifos ou as Lontras a nadar nas águas do rio. Mais à frente encontramos as Portas do Vale Mourão, geosítio classificado no Geoparque Naturtejo e local de uma beleza de cortar a respiração. É com os olhos nesta paisagem deslumbrante que passamos junto da povoação de Chão das Cervas e subimos até ao ponto mais alto do percurso onde avistamos a povoação de Vale do Cobrão. Seguimos então junto á Ribeira do Cobrão que nos vai levar novamente ao Rio Ocreza, passando novamente por grandes penhascos quarteziticos e pela pequena piscina fluvial da Ribeira do Cobrão. Caminhando por entre Oliveiras e terrenos de cultivo chegamos novamente à Foz do Cobrão onde encontramos os moinhos que outrora serviam os habitantes nas margens do rio.
Sem dúvida um percurso de grande beleza em que a necessidade de vencer alguns desníveis é compensada com uma paisagem deslumbrantes.
Walk: "Foz do Cobrão e Portas do Almourão”
Level of difficulty of the route: 3.5 (Scale of 1 to 5)
Route length: 12 kilometres
Circular route
Duração prevista: 3h45m
Portas do Almourão
As Portas de Almourão situam-se entre a Aldeia do Xisto da Foz do Cobrão (Vila Velha de Ródão) e Sobral Fernando (Proença-a-Nova), correspondendo à garganta do rio Ocreza. Trata-se de uma ocorrência geológica que resulta da ação deste rio, cujas águas rasgaram as imponentes escarpas quartzíticas, e de um geosítio classificado no Geoparque Naturtejo, local de uma beleza de cortar a respiração. Esta diversificada paisagem geológica suporta ecossistemas muito bem preservados, que albergam uma importante área de nidificação de aves de rapina e outras espécies muito importantes como, por exemplo, o melro azul, a lontra, o texugo e o esquilo. Neste ponto, deparamo-nos com um desfiladeiro com 400 metros de profundidade, que dá lugar a um vale com uma paisagem selvagem e deslumbrante, onde nos sentimos pequenos perante a grandiosidade da Natureza. No local regista-se a presença constante de espécies animais com elevado estatuto de proteção, entre as quais se destaca a colónia de grifos que nidifica nos rochedos que ladeiam o rio Ocreza, a cegonha-preta, o bufo-real, a garça real e a águia-cobreira, entre outras espécies.
Aldeia de Xisto de Figueira
Figueira é aldeia em xisto, praticamente plana e de fácil circulação. O seu núcleo central esconde no seu emaranhado de ruelas o forno comunitário. Na sua envolvente terrenos agrícolas povoados de oliveiras dão origem ao “ouro verde” que já foi a riqueza da aldeia.
Proença-a-Nova
Proença-a-Nova é uma das doze vilas do Grão-Priorado do Crato, localizada entre as ribeiras do Alvito e da Isna, tendo-se chamado originalmente “Cortiçada” e, mais tarde, “Vila Melhorada”. O primeiro foral dado a Proença-a-Nova data de 1244 pelo Prior da Ordem do Hospital Frei Rodrigo Egídio. D. Manuel I reformou todos os forais, cabendo o «Foral Novo» a Proença-a-Nova em 1512. A justificação do nome “Cortiçada” está relacionada com a abundante produção de cortiça e elevado número de colmeias (também chamados cortiços) que, em tempos, foram de grande importância na região.
- Check-in at a 4-star hotel
- Group dinner
Dia 15 de Março (domingo)
9.30am - Walk "À Conquista do Castelo do Rei Wamba”
Esta caminhada desenvolve-se em caminhos em ziguezague e passaremos por alguns monumentos militares (edificações que foram construídas e utilizadas em três importantes momentos da história militar: a Guerra dos Sete Anos, a Guerra da Sucessão de Espanha e a 1º Invasão Francesa, entre os séculos XVlIll e XIX). Subiremos a serra das Talhadas e com vistas panorâmicas de cortar a respiração. Ao chegar ao Castelo do Rei Wamba, desfrutamos da paisagem criada pelo rio Tejo, pelas cristas quartzíticas e ainda pelos vestígios da exploração de ouro da época dos romanos no Conhal do Arneiro, marcada por uma acumulação de blocos arredondados de quartzito numa área de vários hectares, na margem esquerda do rio Tejo.
O Castelo do Rei Wamba
O Castelo do Rei Wamba ergue-se numa escarpa sobranceira ao rio Tejo, sobre as Portas de Ródão, num local de beleza surpreendente e grande importância estratégica. Acredita-se que a sua origem remonte ao tempo da ocupação muçulmana e esteja relacionada com a doação do território da Açafa, por D. Sancho I, à Ordem do Templo, em 1199, embora se admita uma origem anterior e a tradição oral o associe ao Rei Wamba, rei visigodo. A torre atalaia remanescente terá sido erguida, nos séculos XII a XIII, por indicação dos Templários. A poucos metros encontra-se o templo de Nossa Senhora do Castelo. Enquanto construção para fins militares, deve ser considerado uma torre de vigia, embora mais complexa que o comum destas estruturas. Durante a Reconquista Cristã, teria como principais funções a vigilância da linha de fronteira do Tejo das incursões muçulmanas provenientes do sul. A partir dos tempos modernos, o Castelo viria a ser utilizado, em particular no século XVIII e XIX, como base de artilharia, tendo em vista impedir a passagem do Tejo e a entrada no Alentejo, de acordo com uma rota de invasão através da Beira Baixa, como sucedeu durante a Guerra dos Sete Anos e na 1.ª Invasão Francesa (1807).
Level of difficulty of the route: 3.5 (Scale of 1 to 5)
Route length: 12 kilometres
Circular route
Estimated time: 4h00m
– Almoço pic-nic ou em snack em Vila Velha de Ródão
15h – Sugestão de Passeio de Barco no rio Tejo (duração: 1h) ao Monumento Natural das Portas do Ródão
16h15 – Final da atividade e regresso a Lisboa
Equipment: Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
Registration fee:
Price includes:
– Transporte desde Lisboa para os locais descritos em Minibus ou Carrinha de turismo
– Alojamento em Hotel de 4 estrelas, com pequeno-almoço buffet incluído (Hotel com piscina exterior)
– 2 Caminhadas e 2 passeios
– Jantar de grupo (bebidas não incluídas)
- The proposed accommodation option includes various room types
- Guided Walks
- Compulsory insurance
Prices with transport
Price in double room: 195€
Valor em quarto individual: 235€
Values without transport
Valor em quarto duplo: 145€
Price in single room: 185€
Booking fee: 50€
DATA LIMITE DE INSCRIÇÕES: 15 DE FEVEREIRO 2026 OU ATÉ ATINGIR O NÚMERO DE LUGARES DISPONÍVEIS
Notes:
a) Registrations are limited and accommodation options are limited to availability at the time of booking.
b) The routes may be altered according to weather conditions.
c) If you have a group interested in this trip, contact us, we have personalised solutions.
Some of the points of interest of this event:
• Monumento Natural das Portas do Ródão (rio Tejo) • Portas do Almourão (rio Ocreza) • Ribeira da Foz do Cobrão e Praia Fluvial Penedo dos Cágados • Aldeia de Xisto da Figueira • Proença-a-Nova • Vila Velha de Ródão • Castelo do Rei Wamba • Ilha das Virtudes e Serra das Talhadas • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (near LEROY)
Latitude: 38°46'3.02″N
Longitude: 9° 6'7.03″W
Timetable: Departure from Lisbon at 7am
Return: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
Book:
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:30 - 13:30
Meeting Point
Escultura dos Cravos - Santiago do Escoural
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Event Description
Neste evento iremos ficar a conhecer a Vila de Santiago do Escoural, assim como toda a sua zona envolvente que se caracteriza por uma paisagem verdejante de montado, tendo como um dos seus pontos de referência a Serra de Monfurado. Visitaremos as ruas da vila, com as suas chaminés características e percorremos uma parte da Serra de Monfurado, antigos Montes habitados e fornos de carvão ainda em laboração, a famosa Fonte Ferrenha e o antigo sitio mineiro da Terra das Freiras. Mais um evento a não perder!
Santiago do Escoural
Santiago do Escoural é uma Vila do concelho de Montemor-o-Novo com uma história rica mineira que se estende ao longo de séculos e uma beleza natural encantadora. É um destino que convida os visitantes a explorar as suas paisagens deslumbrantes e a mergulhar na sua cultura singular. Tem como aglomerados, Escoural (sede da freguesia), Casa Branca, São Brissos e Biscaia numa área de 138,93 km².
O grande destaque de Santiago do Escoural é, indiscutivelmente, o notável Sítio Arqueológico do Escoural, que alberga grutas com pinturas rupestres e vestígios arqueológicos que remontam à Pré-História. Estas manifestações artísticas surpreendentes e os testemunhos do passado oferecem uma visão fascinante sobre a vida dos primeiros habitantes da região e são um ponto de paragem imperdível para os apaixonados pela história e pela arqueologia. Existe ainda na freguesia um vasto património religioso como as ruínas do velho convento da nossa senhora do castelo dos monges, a igreja de Santiago do Escoural e de São Brissos ambas construções do século XVI, bem como a anta do livramento, antigo monumento do megalítico convertido em ermida cristã. A característica da imagem urbana é a presença imponente de chaminés, algumas desproporcionadamente enormes relativamente ao edifício em que se suportam, trazendo outros ritmos aos arruamentos, algumas delas exibindo a sua antiguidade, através da data inscrita e emoldurada por pinturas decorativas.
Para além da sua rica herança histórica, Santiago do Escoural, tem ainda um riquíssimo património paisagístico entre a Serra de Monfurado e a Planície Alentejana, vastas zonas classificadas em Natura 2000, bem como a genuína beleza arquitetónica da Vila e Aldeias. Os campos verdejantes, as colinas ondulantes e o ambiente tranquilo criam o cenário perfeito para atividades ao ar livre. Caminhadas, passeios de bicicleta e piqueniques são apenas algumas das opções para desfrutar da serenidade e da beleza da região.
Cultura e Gastronomia
De enorme valor, que está intimamente ligada à paisagem de montado, na qual brilham os produtos criados ao ritmo natural do que a terra oferece. Entre os pratos mais famosos, sobressaem as migas de carne de porco, o cozido à Portuguesa Alentejano, as açordas, a sopa de cação limado, o ensopado de borrego, e as sopas de tomate, beldroegas, entre outras.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Vila de Santiago do Escoural • Igreja Matriz • Serra de Monfurado • Fornos de carvão • Fonte Ferrennha • Antigo sitio mineiro da Terra das Freiras • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Rua Dr. António José de Almeida 33,
7050-556 Santiago do Escoural
Latitude: 38.541112
Longitude: -8.1683575
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated end time: 13h30
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:20 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Next to the Bar / Restaurant of the Olhos D'Água River Beach (Alcanena)
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Event Description
This proposed walk starts next to the Olhos de Água River Beach in Alcanena, continues along the Alviela Aqueduct and crosses the entire floodplain to the Ferraria Bridge. The route runs mostly along the banks of the River Alviela and aims to demonstrate the importance of this resource, both for the region and for supplying water to the population.
The walk also passes the Ponte da Pedra to the Vigário area and arrives at the Ponte da Ferreira, places that are appreciated for their setting in relation to the river. The trail returns on the other side of the river to the Raposeira viewpoint and continues along the cultivated fields, which extend over several hills. Finally, following the rest of the route, we arrive back at the starting point.
Alviela Water Eyes Route" interpretive trail - suggested walk
The Olhos d' Água do Alviela interpretive trail runs from the source of the Alviela to the drain of the Ribeira dos Amiais. The Amiais stream, one of the rare surface watercourses of the Estremadura limestone massif, forms geological structures of rare beauty as it crosses the limestones of the Middle Jurassic. Its geological beauty, surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation that is essentially shrubs, makes this route one of the most attractive in the region. At Lapa da Canada, the Ribeira dos Amiais has found its preferred route for around 200 metres. Further downstream, nature has created an important natural karst structure, the karst window, which allows us to see the stream circulating at depth and various levels of limestone caves formed over millions of years. These caves are now an important maternity shelter for a colony of bats that brings more than 5,000 individuals to the Alviela every year. Before flowing into the River Alviela and flowing back to the surface, the Ribeira dos Amiais has produced a narrow, steep-sided, fluvial- karst canyon that leaves no-one indifferent. At the start of this canyon is the dark well, a karst cavity protected by a concrete dyke which, in the rainy season, spews out water with an intensity that hints at the importance of the massif as a reservoir of fresh underground water. And the Alviela spring, one of the six permanent karst springs in the massif, is the one with the largest flow, has already supplied the city of Lisbon and gives rise to the Alviela river which, in the very first metres of its course, gives us the beautiful Olhos d'Água do Alviela river beach.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Olhos D'Água River Beach - Alviela Aqueduct - Pedra Bridge - Vigário - Ferreira Bridge - Raposeira Viewpoint - Alviela River Spring - Poço Escuro - Alviela Living Science Centre -
Location
Meeting Point
Next to the Bar / Restaurant of the Olhos D'Água River Beach (Alcanena)
Latitude: 39°26'42.31″N
Longitude: 8°42'36.92″W
Meeting time: 9.20am
Estimated final time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Suitable footwear, boots or shoes with good grip
Suitable clothing for hiking
Take at least 1.5 litres of water
Hat
Sunscreen
Swimsuit if the weather permits
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:30 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Campo das Cebolas, in front of Casa dos Bicos
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Event Description
Neste evento vamos aproveitar a manhã para fazer um passeio que nos levará a percorrer diversas escadarias totalizando no final 4000 degraus, num verdadeiro exercício de montanha russa, que nos conduzirá por locais de inegável interesse como miradouros, praças, escadinhas, pátios, alguns deles verdadeiros tesouros da nossa cidade A caminhada irá percorrer também bairros típicos como Alfama, Bica. Mouraria e Bairro Alto. Do Miradouro da Sra do Monte às Escadinhas do Quebra Costas será mais uma grande aventura! Aproveitaremos naturalmente para pequenos visitas e alguns apontamentos culturais sobre esses locais de passagem, ao longo de 10 kms. Venha daí e fique a saber mais sobre a cidade de Lisboa.
Casa dos Bicos
A Casa dos Bicos foi edificada, provavelmente a partir de 1522, por ordem de Brás de Albuquerque (1500-1580), filho do governador da Índia Afonso de Albuquerque (1453-1515), segundo projeto atribuído ao arquiteto Francisco de Arruda. Apesar de bastante transformada, é a mais importante residência lisboeta do tempo renascentista, que conjuga uma fachada de diamantes, semelhante a outras construções civis de Itália ou Espanha, como o Palácio dos Diamantes de Ferrara ou o Palácio dos Duques do Infantado, em Guadalajara, com um gosto eclético que passou pela integração de azulejos mudéjares e outras produções artísticas prestigiantes. Na sequência do Terramoto de 1755, sofreu profunda destruição dos andares superiores.
Teatro Nacional de São Carlos
O Teatro foi inaugurado em 30 de junho de 1793 pelo Príncipe Regente D. João para substituir o Teatro Ópera do Tejo, que foi destruído no Terramoto de 1755, segundo projeto do arquiteto José da Costa e Silva. A inauguração ocorreu com a Ópera La Ballerina amante de Domenico Cimarosa. O teatro está localizado no centro histórico de Lisboa, na zona do Chiado. No mesmo largo, em frente ao teatro, nasceu uma das mais importantes figuras da poesia portuguesa, Fernando Pessoa.
Jardim do Torel
O nome tem a sua origem numa família, provavelmente de origem holandesa, que habitou o local. Em 1886, Manuel de Castro Guimarães mandou edificar um palacete com um jardim na encosta, com projeto de José Luís Monteiro. O palacete foi vendido ao Estado em 1927, para alojar a Polícia de Investigação Criminal, tendo o jardim sido cedido à Câmara Municipal de Lisboa a troco da construção de uma extensão do palacete para utilização por aquela polícia.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Largo do Carmo • Igreja de São Roque • Miradouro de Santa Catarina • Calçada e elevador da Glória • Martim Moniz • Ascensor da Bica • Jardim do Torel • Miradouros das Portas do Sol • Miradouro da Sra do Monte • Jardim da Cerca • Miradouro da Graça • Teatro Nacional de S. Carlos • Escadinhas da Saúde • Muralha Fernandina • Elevador de Santa Justa • Arco de Jesus
Location
Meeting Point
Casa dos Bicos (José Saramago Foundation)
Rua dos Bacalhoeiros, 10
1100-135 Lisbon
Latitude: 38°42'31.85″N
Longitude: 9° 7'57.86″W
Departure time: 9h30
Estimated end time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
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Timetable
21 (Sábado) 6:30 - 22 (Domingo) 19:30
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (NEAR LEROY)
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Event Description
This activity proposal aims to offer a weekend in the heart of Beira-Alta, in an area where the River Côa stands out. We'll pass through a series of six villages, all of them of great beauty, either because of their heritage or because of the landscapes in which they are located Come and discover or revisit Almeida, Castelo Bom, Castelo Mendo, Alfaiates, Sabugal and Belmonte. On routes of great natural beauty, we'll also get to know part of the River Côa and the historic town of Sabugal, with its imposing castle, as well as the well-preserved riverside area. This is another event not to be missed!
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 6.30am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: 31 DE JANEIRO 2026
Dia 21 de Março (sábado)
10.15 a.m. - Scheduled start time for the tour of the Historical Village of Almeida
Points of interest:
- Almeida Village
- Fortress and Bastions
- Castle Ruins
- Clock Tower
- Mother Church and Misericórdia Church
- House of the Wheel of the Exposed
- Del Rey Riding Arena
- Natural landscapes
Distance: 2 kilometres
Difficulty: 1 (Scale from 1 to 5, 1 being the easiest)
Expected duration: 1h15
Village of Castelo Bom
The history of Castelo Bom is lost in time. Although the lands that make up the parish today were probably once occupied by the same people to whom the Foz Côa engravings belong, the first reliable trace of human occupation of Castelo Bom dates back to the Bronze Age, as evidenced by the Bronze Age sword found here and exhibited at the Guarda Museum, it was disputed by the Portuguese, Moors, Leonese and Castilians until it passed definitively into Portuguese hands through the Treaty of Alcanizes in 1297. The Castelo de Castelo Bom is a medieval castle with a walled perimeter of irregular configuration adapted to the topography; a square keep with arrows; full arch and broken arch windows. It has a cistern in the castelejo redoubt and two 17th-century wells that are part of the town's water supply. The circular building (paiol) is probably what remains of the cylindrical tower of the barbican; vaulted cistern; two wells with architectural and urban expression, the El-Rei well with a double staircase façade, with a certain scenographic effect.
Points of interest:
- Village of Castelo Bom
- Roman Fountain
- Calvary and Alminhas
- Poço del Rey
- Porta da Vila
- Paiol
- Pillory and Church of Our Lady of the Assumption
- Natural landscapes
Village of Castelo Mendo
An old town with a marked medieval character, it is made up of two distinct centres: the old town, with its original foundations, made up of a castle, a ruined church and vestiges of medieval town planning, all of which are enclosed by a 12th century wall; and the new town, or Arrabalde de S. Pedro, protected by a wall built during the reign of King Dinis, with marked Gothic features, and heavily affected by the 1755 earthquake.
- Porta da Vila, de D. Sancho, do Castelinho and do Sol
- Baroque of desires
- Houses with Porches
- Cistern
- Church of St Vincent
- Natural landscapes
Distance: 2 kilometres
Expected duration: 1h15
Lunch will be in the form of a picnic, which is the responsibility of each participant
15h45 – Walk in the Village of Alfaiates (Pelourinho, Castle and Albufeira)
The origin of the settlement is not known with certainty. Protohistoric remains have been found, but its name must be of Arab origin (possibly from the term Al-haet - wall or fence). It was part of the Leonese kingdom until the end of the 13th century. Between 1209 and 1226, it was elevated to a town and received a charter from the King of León. With the conquest of the region by King Dinis and the signing of the Treaty of Alcanizes in 1297, it became part of the Portuguese kingdom. As the border became more distant, the town's military importance diminished. Despite this, the wars of the Restoration once again brought destruction to Alfaiates. Its captain, Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas, played a key role in the defence of the region and in the remodelling of the Praça-forte, giving it its current configuration. During the French invasions in 1811, the castle played an important role in the defence of the border area.
Points of interest:
- Pelourinho
- Alfaiates Castle
- Rainha Santa Isabel Square
- Misericórdia Church
- Old Town Hall
- Albufeira and River Beach
- Natural landscapes
Distance: 2 kilometres
Expected duration: 1h
17h15 - Walk in Sabugal - centre, castle and riverside area
20h15 - Group Dinner Suggestion
Dia 22 de Março (domingo)
9am - Scheduled start time for the walk
Walking the Meanders of the River Côa
Points of interest:
- Tapada de S. Lázaro Mill
- Marques Mill
- Volta Mill
- Moinho dos Margaridos
- Delfim Mill
- Côa riverside area
- Sabugal Castle
- Natural landscapes
Distance: 12 kilometres
Difficulty: 3 (Scale from 1 to 5, 1 being the easiest)
Walking the Meanders of the River Côa
On this route we pass the Ribeira da Paiã, in a nook and cranny with several testimonies of ancient stone constructions used to harness the waters, continuing through oak and pine forests. At the "Moinhos dos Margaridos", abandoned for decades, there is total tranquillity. The trail runs alongside the river, always covered by a lush forest of huge ash, alder, willow, oak and chestnut trees. You can admire the abandoned dams and mills and be surprised by the playful antics of otters or the hurried flitting of mallard ducks. Observing the fauna is not always easy, with birds being the easiest group to spot, and in this area we can observe mallard ducks or herons. Although more difficult, spotting otters is very rewarding. The river's landscape is also characterised by its traditional stone constructions, used to harness water for agriculture, grazing and milling, but in a very harmonious way. There are stone weirs, with their canals, levadas, stoppings and walkways, to store and ingeniously convey water to the fields or to the mills. In the area of the trail there are six mills of this type, all abandoned several decades ago, but which are interesting testimonies to the traditional architecture of the first half of the 20th century.
1pm - Group Lunch Suggestion
14.30 - Walk in the Historic Village of Belmonte
Points of interest:
- Belmonte Castle
- Pau Brasil Wooden Cross
- Statue of Pedro Álvares Cabral
- Church of Santiago and Cabrais Pantheon
- Chapel of St Anthony
- Belmonte Synagogue
- Natural landscapes
15h45 - End of activity and return to Lisbon
The price includes:
- Bed and breakfast in a hotel
- 3 Walks and 2 Rides
- The proposed accommodation option includes various room types
- Guided Walks
- Compulsory insurance
Prices with transport
Price in double room: 190€
Price in single room: 210€
Values without transport
Price in double room: 130€
Valor em quarto individual: 150€
Seat reservation fee: 50€
Preços válidos até ao dia 31 de Dezembro. A partir desta data os valores são de 210€ e 230€ respetivamente (opção com transporte)
Some of the points of interest of this event:
- Aldeia de Almeida - Castelo Bom - Castelo Mendo - Alfaiates - Sabugal - Sabugal Castle - Belmonte - Natural landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (near LEROY)
Latitude: 38°46'3.02″N
Longitude: 9° 6'7.03″W
Timetable: Departure from Lisbon at 6.30am
Return: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:20 - 13:45
Meeting Point
Penhas do Marmeleiro car park
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At this event we will walk entre o Parque das Penhas do Marmeleiro, em Murches e a Quinta do Pisão, quase sempre tendo no horizonte, a Serra de Sintra, com destaque para a Peninha e o Palácio da Pena. Na Quinta do Pisão não faltam motivos de interesse, como por exemplo o Forno de Cal, ou o espaço onde poderemos ver os Burros Lanudos. Venha daí com o nosso Grupo para mais uma manhã bem passada. Mais um evento a não perder!
Quinta do Pisão:
A Quinta do Pisão de Cima, propriedade do Ministério do Trabalho e da Solidariedade Social e sob gestão da Santa Casa da Misericórdia, situa-se a norte do concelho de Cascais, no sopé da Serra de Sintra, e compreende 380 hectares de área totalmente inserida no Parque Natural de Sintra-Cascais. A geografia do local é marcada por um relevo suave e por solos calcários, como evidencia a crista rochosa que define as ribeiras da Penha Longa e do Marmeleiro. As características essencialmente mediterrânicas combinam-se com uma influência atlântica, impondo um regime edafoclimático mais húmido e proporcionando o aparecimento de perfis de vegetação singulares. Dedicada à atividade agro-silvo-pastoril, a Quinta representa um património importante, tanto na organização estrutural da paisagem, compartimentação e uso racional, como na presença de ruínas de valor cultural e arquitetónico. A intervenção humana nesta área (que fica na transição entre zona urbana e a Serra de Sintra) resultou no surgimento de novos habitats e nichos ecológicos, que são hoje importantes para a preservação da natureza. A Quinta do Pisão pretende a salvaguarda deste património ecológico, cultural e histórico de elevada importância para Cascais, perpetuando uma interação produtiva entre a atividade humana e o espaço natural.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Parque das Penhas do Marmeleiro • Ribeira das Vinhas • Passadiços e Miradouro • Quinta do Pisão • Lagoas • Burros Lanudos, Cavalos, ovelhas e borregos • Capela de Nossa Senhora da Conceição • Forno de Cal • Eira dos Fornicos • Ribeira do Cuco • Casal do Porto Covo • Hortas • Gruta de Porto Covo • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Parque de Estacionamento do Parque das Penhas do Marmeleiro
Parque Urbano das Penhas do Marmeleiro – Rua Marquês de Pombal – Murches
Latitude: 38°43’50.04″N
Longitude: 9°26’1.05″W
Meeting time: 9h20
Estimated end time: 13h45m
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
Personal information Name, date of birth and VAT number are required for personal accident insurance purposes.
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:30 - 13:30
Meeting Point
José Franco Typical Village Car Park
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This proposed walk starts next to Aldeia Típica José Franco, in the town of Sobreiro, just outside Mafra, in the direction of Ericeira. This walk takes in a large part of the verdant valley of the River Cuckoo, a small watercourse, surrounded by woods, orchards and several vegetable gardens. We'll also pass through a few villages and several agricultural fields before returning to our starting point. A pleasant walk, always in communion with the greenery of nature. Another event not to be missed!
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Typical José Franco village (suggested visit at the end of the walk) - Cork oak forest - Rural paths and trails - Oak woods - Cuco river valley - Casais do Monte Bom - Natural landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
José Franco Typical Village Car Park
Typical Village of José Franco
Cork Oak
N116 34, 2640-401 Mafra
Latitude: 38°57'35.99″N
Longitude: 9°21'13.79″W
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated end time: 13h30
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
Sunscreen
1.5 litres of water
Hat for the sun
RESERVE
REGISTER NOW
10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
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Data collection:
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Timetable
28 (Sábado) 6:30 - 29 (Domingo) 20:00
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (NEAR AKI)
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In this proposed activity we will walk the "famous" Tunnels Route, between the station of "La Fregeneda" and Barca d'Alva, on a 17-kilometre route, through 20 tunnels and over 8 bridges, all accompanied by the beautiful landscapes of Beira Interior and the river Águeda. On the first day we'll also go for a walk and visit the Historical Village of Castelo Rodrigo. This weekend we will of course have the opportunity to sample the best flavours of the local cuisine. Come and join us!
DATA LIMITE DE INSCRIÇÕES: 31 Janeiro 2026
TIME: Departure from Lisbon at 6.30am
RETURN: Arrival in Lisbon at 7.30pm
Dia 28 de Março (sábado)
Walking the Convent Trail
On this walk we'll follow medieval paths in the area of the Historical Village of Castelo Rodrigo. We'll set off from the village in the direction of Figueira de Castelo Rodrigo, with the first obligatory stop being the Convent of Santa Maria de Aguiar. On the way back, we'll pass the Fonte dos Pretos (Black Fountain) and use some of the paths within the walls of the medieval town of Figueira, thus completing this 11 kilometre walk that crosses several periods in our history.
Points of interest: Historical Village of Castelo Rodrigo, Medieval Cistern, Manueline Window, Pillory, Clock Tower, Convent of Santa Maria de Aguiar, medieval roads, Chafariz dos Pretos, etc.
Estimated time for the start of the walk: 11h30
Level of difficulty of the route: 3 (Scale from 1 to 5)
Route length: 11 kilometres
Expected duration: 3h
14h00 - Stop for lunch (picnic)
14h45 - Walk in the Historical Village of Castelo Rodrigo
18h00 - Short tour of Freixo de Espada à Cinta's points of interest
Check-in at the Accommodation
20h00 – Sugestão de Jantar de Grupo
Dia 29 de Março (domingo)
Walking the Tunnels Route - La Fregeneda / Barca D'Alva - 17kms
Our walk will take place on what is now known as the "Route of the Tunnels", which was once the railway line linking Barca d'Alva to La Fregeneda (Spain). The old Douro Line ended at Barca d'Alva, but the railway line continued towards Spain and went as far as Paris. This line was built in 1887 by Eiffel's disciples and ran for almost a century, only closing in 1985. The route between Fregeneda and Barca d'ALva is 17 kilometres long, has 20 tunnels and 8 bridges, and the whole way is accompanied by the beautiful landscapes of Beira Interior and the river Águeda. In the past, the bridges had to be crossed using a metal beam attached to a handrail, but now the bridges have been renovated with wooden walkways that make it much easier to cross them in complete safety.
Points of interest: Bridges, tunnels, footbridges, the River Águeda, the International Bridge, the River Douro, La Fregeneda station, Barca D'Alva station, natural landscapes, etc.
Estimated time for the start of the walk: 9h
Level of difficulty of the route: 3.5 (Scale from 1 to 5)
Route length: 17 kilometres
Expected duration: 4h30
13h45- Stop for lunch/picnic
14h45 - End of activity and return to Lisbon
The price includes:
- Transport by coach / minibus or trolleybus
- Accommodation in a 4-star hotel and breakfast
- The proposed accommodation option includes various room types
- 2 Walks
- Entrance ticket to the Tunnels Route
- Guided Walks
- Compulsory insurance
Price in double room: 185€
Price in single room: 210€
Booking fee: 50€ per person
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Historic Village of Castelo Rodrigo - Freixo de Espada à Cinta - Castle and Historic Centre - Tunnels Route - Águeda River - Bridges, Tunnels and Walkways - La Fregeneda Station - Barca D'Alva Station - Natural Landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal Next to Oriente Station (near LEROY)
Latitude: 38°46'3.02″N
Longitude: 9° 6'7.03″W
Timetable: Departure from Lisbon at 6.30am
Return: Arrival in Lisbon at 8pm
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:00 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Largo Brigadeiro França Borges 2565-797 Turcifal
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This walk takes in some of the most beautiful landscapes in the west, particularly in the area around the emblematic Serra do Socorro, passing by the Feiteira Fort and the old windmills, surrounded by orchards and extensive vineyards. This is undoubtedly another event not to be missed, to get to know other landscapes!
Feiteira Fort
At an altitude of 249 metres, with a perimeter of 287.5 metres and an area of 5,901 metres.2The Feiteira Fort was built after the Napoleonic army withdrew from the front of the Lines. It is a medium-sized military construction, part of the 1st Defensive Line of the Lines of Torres Vedras (Lines of Defence north of Lisbon during the Peninsular War). Located between the forts of Catefica and Archeira, respectively to the north and south of this fortification, and under the command of General Spencer and Baron d'Eben, its function was to defend the Ribaldeira and Runa valleys. Also known as the Archeira / Meio fort, it had 13 gunboats and 9 fire hydrants (6 9 calibre and 3 12 calibre), with capacity for a garrison of 350 men. The moat has a masonry escarpment and counter-escarpment and well-defined interior beams with masonry bedding.
Turcifal Church
According to records, the parish church of Turcifal, dedicated to St Mary Magdalene, has existed since before 1353. However, all that remains of the original church is the floor and the tombstones from the 16th century because in the late 17th and early 18th centuries the church was extensively remodelled to what we see today.
The year 1749 is inscribed on the main portal of the church, which corresponds to the completion of the remodelling of the body of the church. Inside the church we can see tiles and paintings from the early 18th century. The church has a single nave and a chancel on a longitudinal plan, and the tower was possibly completed at the end of that century, given the corbelled finish with pinnacles, typical of that period.
Some of the points of interest on this walk
- Walk on the west side - Feiteira Fort - Turcifal Parish Church - Holy Spirit Chapel - Cadriceira - Old Military Road - Mugideira - Natural landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
Largo Brigadeiro França Borges
2565-797 Turcifal
Latitude: 39° 2'33.65″N
Longitude: 9°15'57.33″W
Meeting time: 9h00
Estimated end time: 14h00
Route Features and Equipment
Circular
Circuit
Equipment
Suitable footwear and clothing for hiking
Take at least 1.5 litres of water
Hat
Sunscreen
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:30 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Rua da Escola 2-16, Fungalvaz - 2350-024 Assentiz
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Esta proposta de Caminhada da Caminhando será feito num percurso de grande beleza, entre diversos trilhos da Serra de Alburitel, bem perto de Ourém. Ao longo do nosso percurso iremos passar por diversos caminhos e trilhos que nos conduzirão ao “famoso” Baloiço do Talegre, inaugurado em Maio de 2020, com uma vista soberba de 360º. Mais um evento a não perder!
Baloiço do Talegre e Serra de Alburitel
Em Alburitel, uma aldeia no concelho de Ourém, localizada a 18 quilómetros de Fátima, um grupo de seis jovens pensou em algo que ainda não é muito comum: criar um baloiço num spot onde se pudesse perder a vista ao olhar para a serra de Alburitel. A ideia surgiu após estes jovens terem ido passar um fim-de-semana à Serra da Lousã e terem-se deparado com baloiços de madeira. Depois foi só meter mãos à obra.
O Baloiço do Talegre (Talegre é um marco geodésico no cimo da serra) foi inaugurado a 16 de maio de 2020, desde então, vários têm sido os curiosos que passam pelo local e aproveitam uns minutos para relaxar e apreciar a bela vista. A autarquia local deu o seu aval à construção do baloiço, que, foi construído utilizando eucaliptos da serra.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Aldeia de Fungalvaz • Baloiço do Talegre • Serra de Alburitel • Gruta da Lapa • Trilho dos Baloiços • Trilho do Javali • Trilho Tranquilo • Bosques e Mata Mediterrânea • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Rua da Escola 2-16, Fungalvaz
2350-024 Assentiz -Torres Novas
Latitude: 39°36’37.0″N
Longitude: 8°30’02.7″W
Meeting time: 9.30am
Estimated end time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
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Equipment
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
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Timetable
(Saturday) 9:30 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Parque de estacionamento da Lagoa Azul
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Esta proposta de Caminhada tem inicio junto à Lagoa Azul, percorre caminhos e trilhos de grande beleza, fazendo com que os caminheiros cheguem até à Barragem do Rio da Mula, segue pelo já “famoso” Trilho das Pontes em direcção ao Convento dos Capuchos, para depois nos depararmos com a paisagem deslumbrante da Lagoa dos Mosqueiros. Na parte final num percurso já descendente desfrutaremos de mais alguns trilhos fantásticos, de regresso ao nosso ponto de partida.
Lagoa Azul:
A existência da Lagoa Azul deve-se à alteração dos granitos do maciço de Sintra que, por acção dos diversos agentes erosivos, originam areias e argilas que vão revestir e impermeabilizar o fundo da lagoa evitando que a água que aí se acumula não escoe, sendo aqui o papel das argilas fundamental graças à reduzida dimensão das suas partículas.
É facilmente visualizável a acção erosiva provocada pela vegetação, que cresce entre as fendas dos granitos e onde se podem observar prolongamentos de raízes que atravessam e fragmentam a rocha.
Pode-se ainda observar um granito são de cor rosada. Esta cor deve-se à presença abundante de um mineral denominado ortose (feldspato alcalino) e, de entre a restante composição mineralógica, destacam-se o quartzo, feldspatos diversos e mica preta (biotite).
Some of the points of interest on the walk
• Lagoa Azul • Barragem do Rio da Mula • Trilho das Pontes • Convento dos Capuchos • Lagoa dos Mosqueiros • Paisagens naturais •
Location
Meeting Point
Parque de estacionamento da Lagoa Azul, Estrada Penha Longa para a Malveira da Serra
Latitude: 38°46’3.07″N
Longitude: 9°23’48.50″W
Meeting time: 9h30
Estimated end time: 14h00
Route Features and Equipment
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Equipment
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:20 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal / Metro Colégio Miliar/Luz next to Hortas
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In this event we'll walk through some of Lisbon's great green spaces, starting next to the urban gardens of Quinta da Granja, passing by Quinta das Conchas in Lumiar, among many other pleasant places to enjoy. After all, the city isn't just a concrete jungle, there are still places worth walking through. Come and discover or rediscover Lisbon with us!
Quinta da Granja
Quinta da Granja still stands proudly in Benfica. It's around 11 hectares of cultivated land, with a complex of houses at the top of the hill, surrounded by buildings and streets on all sides. The farm dates back to the late 17th century, it's old and has every right to be where it is without anyone bothering it. It once had vines, then sheep, now just cereals.
Quinta de Nossa Senhora da Paz
Quinta de Nossa Senhora da Paz is part of a vast historical/artistic heritage made up of the farms and palaces of Paço do Lumiar. As well as having its lake and fountain restored, the garden now has new street furniture, a lighting network, a maintenance circuit and table tennis equipment.
Quinta das Conchas
Designed and developed in the mid-16th century by Afonso de Torres, it is one of the most beautiful estates left in Lisbon. It has two distinct areas: the lower part has a large garden area containing a multi-sports arena, and the upper part consists of relatively dense woodland. An open area with 24 hectares of lawns and woodland, it is a place of high scenic value and remarkable ecological value, offering visitors a picnic area, children's playground, forest paths with good conditions for cross-country running and off-road cycling.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Quinta da Granja - Praça São Francisco de Assis - Quinta de Nossa Senhora da Paz - Quinta das Hortensias - Quinta do Caracol - Ermida de São Sebastião - Parque do Vale Grande - Parque Central da Alta de Lisboa - Quinta das Conchas - Quinta dos Lilases -
Location
Meeting Point
Bus Terminal / Metro Colégio Miliar/Luz next to Hortas
Largo da Revista Militar
Latitude: 38°45'8.34″N
Longitude: 9°11'22.68″W
Meeting time: 9h 20m
Estimated end time: 14h
Route Features and Equipment
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Equipment
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RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
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Timetable
(Sunday) 9:30 - 14:00
Meeting Point
Church Square, 2665-248 Malveira
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This hike will allow us to get to know Malveira better, not just the famous "Trouxas" but also the surrounding green landscapes, where we can't miss the climb to two elevations, one of them more than 420 metres high, where we'll have a perfect 360º view of all the surroundings, from the south bank to the Serra de Sintra, Serra do Socorro and the coastline. We'll also get to know the Feira Fort and the Mata Park. Another event not to be missed!
The Fort of Feira
To protect Lisbon from the 3rd Napoleonic Invasion, the Anglo-Portuguese forces established a structured defence system around the kingdom's capital that included two defensive lines linking the Atlantic Ocean to the River Tagus, totalling 152 military works built between 1809 and 1811. The Feira Fort is part of the second Defence Line, and is part of a group of Lines with one of the highest numbers of redoubts, positioned to defend the Torres - Lisboa; Mafra - Lisboa roads.
Located in the town of Malveira, the Malveira Fort took its name from the fair established by King Maria I on 25 March 1783. When the Fort da Feira was built, the urban centre was restricted to an area next to the chapel of Nossa Senhora dos Remédios, but the area next to where the fort was built was frequently visited for the fair. This stronghold was equipped with four fire hydrants and a garrison of 350 men
The Malveira fair
As Malveira was geographically situated in a privileged location, it was naturally at the centre of the national road built between Lisbon and Torres Vedras and the connection point between the latter and the district of Mafra. Later, with the creation of the Oeste railway line, Malveira station became a reference point for this line. Malveira's central position proved attractive for farmers and livestock breeders to commercialise their produce which, in the end, was an important element in feeding the capital's population, making it known as the capital of the Saloia region. As a result, Maria I authorised the holding of Malveira's annual fair on 14 December 1782, which would later also be held weekly on Thursdays. The success of the Malveira fair aroused the spite of the Ribatejo locals who wanted the fair to be moved to a locality in their region, but the level reached in Malveira prevented the kingdom's authorities from validating this claim.
Some of the points of interest on the walk
- Forte da Feira - Jardim da Mata Paroquial - Hills and valleys of Malveira - Toca da Raposa trail - Natural landscapes -
Location
Meeting Point
Malveira Parish Council
Church Square,
2665-248 Malveira
Latitude: 38°55'59.54″N
Longitude: 9°15'30.05″W
Meeting time: 9.20am
Estimated end time: 14h00
Route Features and Equipment
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Equipment
Footwear and clothing suitable for hiking
RESERVE
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10€ per person
Includes:
- Guidance and support
- Personal accident insurance
- Civil liability insurance
Not included:
- All items not mentioned.
Comments:
- Only registrations made by 4.30pm on the day before the event will be eligible for Personal Accident Insurance.
- PLACES WILL BE FILLED WHEN PROOF OF PAYMENT IS RECEIVED
Data collection:
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