Througt the observation of unique species of fauna, flora and the observation geomorphological genesis of the Natural Park of Arrábida, the participants are faced with a set of points of interest. During the walking tours these points will be identified and explained by the guide with knowledge in various areas linked to nature.
This walking tours are along an extensive area, presenting a large equity value.
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The Ribeiro Cavalo and Cova da Mijona beaches, surrounded by a wild landscape with huge escarpments, full of transparent waters...
The “Baía das Gorgónias” also know as garden of gorgónias, is a small bay, where we can dive and watch this coral...
Trail located along Louro's Mountain, surrounded by windmills and typical vegetation of Arrábida...
The Fort of São Domingos da Baralha, consists of a small fortification, located between Cape Espichel and the tip of the Horse, next to Baleeira beach.
Hiking to the top of Risco's Mountain, where you can see the highest escarpment in continental Europe and the whole surrounding area...
The “calhau da Cova” is a small bay, where it once served as a refuge for fishing vessels and fishermen accommodation...
Enjoy the Arrábida along the rasca river, in a wild environment characteristic of this valley.
Trails surrounded by large trees...
The Baleeira beach, “protected” by the Fort of São Domingos da Baralha, hidden in small beach of pebbles...
The "Salina do Samouco" is a protected area with 360 hectares, there are 56 centenarian salinas. Located on the southbank of the estuary of the Tejo.
The participants will have the opportunity to walk to the highest point the Arrábida's Mountain (Formosinho) and see the whole surrounding area.
The "Marmitas de Gigante", is a geological formation in limestone, located in the river of risco is created by erosion...
The Cape Espichel is a place of great historical and cultural richness. Here you can see the footprints of the Cretaceous, the Sanctuary and the legend of "Pedra da Mua".
This walk allows participants to discover small beaches along the sandstone cliffs at north of Cape Espichel.
