• Fafião - Fafião is one of the 15 locations in the parish of Cabril. This community-driven pastoral village is dedicated to preserving its unique identity and culture. Visitors can observe physical and architectural remnants from medieval times and learn about the culture and ancestral traditions passed down through generations.
• Barroso Eco-Museum - The museum comprises several restored buildings, including a traditional house, a water mill, and a threshing floor, all adapted to showcase various aspects of local life. Visitors can explore the museum to learn about traditional agricultural practices, handicrafts, and the folklore of the Barroso region.
• Fojo do Lobo de Fafião - The Wolves Fojo of Fafião: A “Fojo” is a traditional hunting method used in Portugal and Spain to trap wolves and other predators, typically involving a funnel-shaped pit with walls that narrow towards the bottom. The Wolves Fojo of Fafião is one of the few remaining examples of this traditional hunting technique in Portugal.
• Cascata Tahiti - Tahiti Waterfall: This breathtaking waterfall is one of the park’s most popular attractions. Located in the heart of the park, it offers a refreshing swim in its crystal-clear waters.
• Miradouro da Ermida - Ermida Viewpoint: This viewpoint provides stunning panoramic views of the Gerês mountains and the surrounding landscape.
• Viewpoint Rocas - Rocas Viewpoint: Visitors can enjoy a spectacular 360-degree view of the surrounding landscape, including the lush greenery of the Gerês mountains and the clear waters of the Caniçada reservoir.
• Cascata do Arado - Arado Waterfall: A beautiful waterfall featuring a natural swimming pool, ideal for a refreshing dip on a warm day.
• Miradouro da Pedra Bela - Pedra Bela Viewpoint: This viewpoint offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the park’s mountains, valleys, and forests. It’s an excellent spot for photography and nature observation. The landscape forms a natural amphitheater, with the backdrop of the Rio Caldo bridges and the entire Caniçada reservoir.

In addition to the refreshing shade of cedars and birches, visitors can find a small fountain and several tables for a snack while enjoying the scenery.

• 4845-075 - Explore the Gerês Village: This charming village is situated on the banks of the Homem River and is a fantastic place to sample local cuisine. The meat from Gerês cows is highly valued for its tenderness and flavor, featuring in many traditional Portuguese dishes, such as “cozido” (a stew made with various meats and vegetables) and “churrasco” (grilled meat).
• Cascata de Leonte - The Waterfall of Leonte is created by the waters of the Taleira stream cascading from the top of a granite rock cliff, 19 meters high, into the Gerês River. During summers with drought periods, the waterfall’s flow may cease.
• Cascata da Portela do Homem - Portela do Homem Waterfall: Formed by the Homem River, this waterfall flows down a rocky slope, creating a stunning cascade. Visitors can relax and enjoy the beauty of the surroundings, as well as take a refreshing swim in the natural pool at the base of the waterfall.
• Province of Ourense - Lobios SPA (If time permits): A thermal resort located in Lobios, in the province of Ourense, Galicia, Spain, near the Portuguese border. The mineral-rich waters have therapeutic properties, making them popular for relaxation and healing.
  One of the highlights of the Lobios Spa is its outdoor thermal pool, heated by natural thermal waters and offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The pool is surrounded by lush vegetation, creating a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere.

• Luxury vehicle transport with extra equipment for comfort
• Experienced Certified Tourist Driver
• Personal accident and liability insurance included
• Executive vehicles equipped with Wi-Fi, refreshments, and a relaxing ambiance

• Typical Lunch (Starter - Main course – Drink – Dessert – Coffee) with Wines
• Gratuities are not included and are left to individual discretion.

Peneda-Gerês National Park is a spectacular natural environment that will astonish all those who visit. Our private tours offer you an exciting exploration of this vast land, spanning over 700 square kilometers in northern Portugal. You will encounter towering mountains, serene waterfalls, pristine rivers, and verdant forests.

Our well-informed guide will lead you to some of the park’s hidden gems, offering incredible vistas and a deep connection with natural surroundings. Experience the local lifestyle by visiting age-old villages and gaining insights into the distinctive rituals and customs of the area.

Throughout the journey, you’ll have the freedom to hike, swim, and explore at a relaxing pace. You might even want to enjoy a quiet lunch surrounded by stunning scenery. This private tour offers an ideal blend of nature, adventure, and local culture, making it perfect for nature enthusiasts. Prepare to make lasting memories in one of Portugal’s most spectacular landscapes.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.