• Nossa Senhora de Guadalupe - The journey to Cromlech dos Almendres takes you through a beautiful cork tree forest. Here, there will be a pause to appreciate the remarkable agro-silvo-pastoral system that surrounds the area. Besides cork harvesting, this agricultural practice has been integral to the region’s culture for centuries, exemplifying harmony between human activity and nature. Feel free to touch and explore these magnificent cork oaks.
• Cromeleque dos Almendres - This is the region’s most enigmatic site, holding significant historical and archaeological value on a global scale. It is a monument that dates back 7,000 years.
• Anta Grande do Zambujeiro - Known as the largest dolmen on the Iberian Peninsula, it was excavated and now stands as a testament to its construction 5,000 years ago.
• Valverde - The Barrocal dolmen is situated atop an isolated hill, nestled in the quintessential Alentejo landscape. It offers a perfect opportunity to further appreciate the region’s rich megalithic culture.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• face-to-face guide

The tour begins with a van ride through the renowned Montado, home to the cork oaks, also known as the cork tree. This is a legacy passed down from our ancestors.

Next, we visit the breathtaking Almendres Cromlech, regarded by locals as the region’s most enigmatic site. To this day, no one has provided a definitive explanation for the monument’s presence and meaning. We will discuss some of the more popular theories.

These stones offer a unique perspective on human existence, highlighting the evolution of humanity and the significance of things we now consider simple.

The tour includes visits to three megalithic monuments, and since each tour is unique, there may also be a chance to explore nearby Roman ruins.

This tour offers a rare opportunity to step away from the urban setting and immerse in nature and culture, all within a few hours.

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