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![]() The Day 0 is considered the arrival day, when the schedules of the planes or trains are variable. Considering the long distances to travel by car to the program's initial accommodation, this day is usually reserved for accommodation and, if there is time, a short walk around the hotel followed by the presentation dinner. Hotels
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![]() Walking Tour "Montes e Vales de Santana da Serra" - "Hills and Valeys of Santana da Serra" 13,5Km - Medium difficulty - Accessible to good walkers The terrain is quite hilly and is marked by hills separated by valleys carved out in an area that is already a transitional one leading into the Algarve uplands. The landscapes are seemingly endless, in a sea of green and boulders. Dotted around the countryside you will see ruined hamlets that bear witness to bygone days when people lived in scattered settlements and the inhabitants struggled to make a living in these lands. |
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![]() Walking Tour "Ao Longo da Ribeira de Odelouca" - "Along Odelouca Stream" 9,5Km - High difficulty - Accessible to good walkers Almodôvar’s vast territory is a mystery waiting to be explored, in terms of both its geography and its history. People have lived here since the Neolithic period, and stones engraved with Southwest Script have been found here, taking us back 2,500 years into the past, to a time when stone was the support for the written word. Various civilisations have been responsible for shaping Almodôvar’s identity; crossing the Serra do Caldeirão uplands, they gave rise to hamlets such as São Barnabé, known as the capital of medronho, the famous brandy made from the fruit of the strawberry tree. |
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![]() Walking Tour "Aracélis - Subida ao Altar Celeste" - "Aracélis - Ascent to the Celestial Altar" 18Km - Medium difficulty - Accessible to all walkers This is the Altar of Heaven that stands out as the highest altitude Christian temple in Baixo Alentejo. Nossa Senhora de Aracélis is the worthy Christian successor of other cults and other deities that until today protected farmers and cattle breeders who settled in the immense cereal steppe, called Campo Branco. The memory of the times when the Alentejo was considered the breadbasket of Portugal, where harvesters were seen in the weed, comes to mind. Today there are no harvesters and the steppe is an ecological sanctuary with a high potential, where the famous Bustards, large birds and special protection status stand out. |
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![]() Walking Tour "Viagem aos Primórdios da Nacionalidade" - "A Journey to the Origins of Portuguese Nationality" 11,7Km - Low difficulty - Accessible to all walkers The cereal fields of Castro Verde mark the lines of the horizon in every direction, giving you the impression that you could walk to infinity. The starting point for this route is Namorados, a curious name that harks back to the habit of positioning younger soldiers in less dangerous battlefield locations. It once served to guard the ore existing underground and now discretely guards secrets of endless paths. Reaching the Cerro de São Pedro das Cabeças is the equivalent of conquering the best of Portugal’s legendary history, where the origins of Portuguese nationality lie. |
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