Portugal walks

This unmissable hike in the Algarve connects two magnificent beaches: Praia de Marinha and Praia do Vale de Centeanes. The trail takes you to discover vertiginous cliffs, golden sandy beaches, chasms carved out by the ocean and, if you're lucky, you might even spot dolphins! It is accessible to families and does not present any technical difficulties.

Immerse yourself in the soul of Porto on this walk through some of the city's most iconic locations. From the majestic Torre dos Clérigos with its exceptional views, to São Bento station with its historic azulejos, to the Lello bookshop that inspired Harry Potter, this cultural walk will take you from the spirituality of Baroque churches to the peaceful gardens of Cordoaria. An authentic journey that combines architectural heritage, a thousand years of history and natural beauty, revealing the secrets of a timeless city where every stone tells the story of Portugal. A unique immersive experience to understand the essence of this city on the Douro, between tradition and modernity, in the enchanting setting of its cobbled streets and breathtaking views.

Short walk through the Monte Velho pine forest, then return via the beach. Difficulty walking in the sand on the way back. It is possible to return by walking along the dune rather than down it and walking on the beach. The path is marked with signs.

This beautiful itinerary takes you on a walking tour that connects the Alameda Garden to Estrela Park through several iconic neighbourhoods of Lisbon. Stroll along tree-lined avenues, walk through urban gardens, discover cultural spaces such as the Gulbenkian Foundation and admire the views from Eduardo VII Park. End your walk in a green setting in the heart of the Estrela Garden.

The starting point is difficult to access by car, especially if you have low ground clearance. Once there, the car park is very small (approx. 20 spaces) but shaded. Launching canoes or paddleboards is very easy. It is a short, peaceful trip with plenty of opportunities to pull up and take a break.

This beautiful hike will allow you to discover the magnificent landscapes of the green hills of Furnazinhas in the Algarve. The route, mostly on wide paths, is hilly, with little shade and is relatively well marked (yellow/red) despite a few gaps. Do not expect to see any houses for many kilometres.

Short hike to the Senhora da Cunha chapel. You will find a goat farmer along the way if you do the hike in the morning. Don't forget to take a hat, as there is little shade. Once at the top, your efforts will be rewarded by the panoramic view from the chapel.

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

This hilly circular walk brings you to visit Parque Eduardo VII where you will be able to enjoy a nice view of Lisboa city and buildings.