Odemira walks

This second stage is relatively short. It takes place in a very beautiful setting, with superb panoramic views from the edge of the cliffs.

This fourth stage is long and offers a variety of landscapes. The views from the cliff edge are superb!

A north-south route from Porto Covo to Cabo de São Vincente (Cape St Vincent), the westernmost point of continental Europe, followed by a west-east route to Lagos. The various stages mainly follow the coastal path known as the fishermen's path, often along the edge of cliffs with superb panoramic views. The route also passes inland, notably taking the historic path through the countryside. The route also allows you to discover charming little towns, with their white houses decorated with blue trim and charming little churches.

This first stage of the Alentejo coastal trails has the highest proportion of sandy sections. As a result, it can seem challenging. Nevertheless, it offers superb panoramic views throughout, especially along the cliffs.

This sixth stage is varied. You leave Aljezur via the Camino historico and, after a steep climb, descend gently towards the mouth of the Ribeira de Aljezur. You then take the coastal path with superb panoramic views from the cliff edge. The end of the route takes you through a pleasant pine forest and then open terrain.

This easy, well-marked 7.5 km hike is suitable for families and takes you back to the Neolithic era through a landscape of rockroses. Discover the many menhirs and necropolises that dot this "Vale Fuzeiros" archaeological route, as indicated on the sign at the start.

All in all, an easy hike in a truly sublime, wild and rugged setting. It is a limestone plateau with scrub vegetation and magnificent views from the ridge.