Embark on a thrilling tour from Porto to cross one of the world’s longest suspension bridges, explore the Paiva Walkways trail, and visit Costa Nova and Aveiro. Enjoy a traditional lunch while discovering the region's unique attractions.
Embark on a captivating journey from Porto, where you will have the opportunity to cross one of the longest suspension bridges in the world and walk along the stunning Paiva Walkways. Our excursion begins with a brief stop in Arouca for a coffee break and restroom facilities before continuing towards the renowned Suspension Bridge, which spans an impressive 516 meters and hangs 175 meters above the Paiva River. While crossing the bridge is optional, it offers a thrilling experience for those who choose to do so.
Next, you will traverse the Paiva Walkways trail, a 5km descent that takes you along a beautifully constructed wooden boardwalk, zigzagging through lush landscapes on the left bank of the river. This peaceful walk will lead you to the Areinho-Vau section, where you can immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the region.
Following the walk, we will enjoy a delightful lunch featuring a variety of options, including fish and vegetarian dishes. Afterward, a relaxing drive will take us to Costa Nova, a picturesque fishing village renowned for its vibrant, striped houses.
The day continues with a visit to Aveiro, often referred to as the “Portuguese Venice.” Here, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the charming city center, take some leisure time, and enjoy a scenic boat trip through the canals, offering a unique perspective of the city’s stunning architecture and tranquil waterways.
After a day of exploration and discovery, we will return to Porto, concluding a truly remarkable experience filled with scenic beauty, cultural highlights, and unforgettable moments.
Arouca 516 is one of the longest pedestrian suspension bridges in the world, located in the municipality of Arouca in the Northern Region and Aveiro Region of Portugal.
It is located on the left bank of the Paiva river in the Arouca Geopark, a UNESCO Geological Site, in northern Portugal.
Aveiro was an important port city until the 17th century. The canal running through the city is known as the "Venice of Portugal" for its long, colorfully painted rowboats.
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