• Ribeira - Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Ribeira is one of Porto’s oldest and most enchanting districts, featuring narrow streets, vibrant buildings, and the iconic Douro River.

• Fortress Sao Joao Baptista - This coastal fortress from the 16th century protected Porto from sea invasions. It is a historical site where visitors can witness the confluence of the Douro River and the ocean.

• Matosinhos Beach - Known for its fresh seafood restaurants and lively maritime culture, Matosinhos is a highlight. We will pass by the famous Cheese Castle, a 17th-century fort built to safeguard the Portuguese coast.

• Farol de Leca - Constructed in 1926 and standing 52 meters tall, this lighthouse provides stunning views of the Atlantic and serves as a crucial navigational point at Porto’s entrance.

• Praia Da Memoria - This beach is named after the obelisk commemorating D. Pedro IV’s landing in 1832 during the Portuguese Civil War. The monument honors the liberal victory, making it a site of historical importance.

• Paisagem Protegida Regional do Litoral de Vila do Conde e Reserva Ornitológica de Mindelo - We will visit the Mindelo Natural Reserve, a haven for native plants and animals. With walking trails and excellent birdwatching, it’s a must-see for nature enthusiasts.

• Convento de Santa Clara - Upon reaching Vila do Conde, we’ll pause at the historic Monastery of Santa Clara, now a luxurious 5-star hotel. Situated on a high point, it offers stunning views of the Ave River and Vila do Conde’s historic center.

• Santa Clara Aqueduct - Boasting over 990 arches, this remarkable 18th-century aqueduct supplied water to the Monastery of Santa Clara and is a testament to Portuguese engineering.

• Povoa de Varzim - Continuing along the coast, we arrive at the Marina of Póvoa de Varzim. This lively area is ideal for boat-watching and enjoying nautical activities, with numerous dining and shopping options nearby.

• Fortaleza da Povoa de Varzim - We pass by the medieval castle of Póvoa de Varzim, now in ruins but rich in history. This ancient site offers insight into the city’s medieval past and its strategic significance.

• Monumento a Eca de Queiroz - After lunch in Póvoa de Varzim, we’ll explore the city’s rich historical heritage. Passing through the main square, Praça do Almada, we’ll admire the statue of the famous poet Eça de Queiroz. Our guide will share intriguing historical details before we begin our return journey to Porto.

• Music on board
• Admission fees
• On-board WiFi
• Lunch
• Port wine aperitif for those over 18
• Surcharges on fuel

• Gratuities
• Personal Expenses

Experience Portugal’s northern coast like never before with our company, where it’s just you, the Atlantic, and the region’s stunning natural beauty. This is not your ordinary tour; we guide you off the beaten path to reveal the true spirit of the coastline.

Discover genuine towns such as Vila do Conde and Póvoa de Varzim, explore the Mindelo Ornithological Reserve—home to over 150 migratory bird species—and admire the 18th-century Santa Clara Aqueduct.

Visit the Santa Clara Convent, now a luxurious hotel, for breathtaking views of Vila do Conde and its river. In Póvoa, delve into maritime history and the heritage of Eça de Queirós.

This journey is more than just a scenic drive; it’s a fusion of history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes. Ideal for those seeking an authentic adventure along Portugal’s coast. Let’s embark on this journey!

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