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I highly recommend Olhos de Água, a river beach 🏖️ with top trails to enjoy pure nature that can be done on foot or by mountain bike, some of which are well signposted with bars next to the beach and there is a campsite for private individuals, it only has bungalows and a hotel, a true paradise 😜🤙🏽🚴🏽💨🚶🏽🏃🏽🏊🏽

Algar da Cerejeira is a remarkable geological karst formation, that is, a natural cavity or vertical sinkhole. These algars are typically formed in limestone regions due to the erosive action of water, which dissolves the rock and creates underground pits or caves. Algar da Cerejeira is therefore an example of this process, offering a fascinating glimpse into the depths of the earth.

Near the top of Cabeça Gorda, this viewpoint overlooks the Mira de Aire lagoons and the small town below. Here, a picnic area invites you to take a break: whether to stretch your legs in the sun or take shelter in the shade, depending on your body and the moment.

trails to enjoy non-stop. Serra d'aires and candeeiros, whoever comes will not regret it.

trails to enjoy and have fun.

The Algar do Ladoeiro is located at an altitude of approximately 500 metres, with the first gallery of this cave having a drop of 20 metres and the deepest gallery approximately 110 metres. The cave is located near the Vale da Canada, north of the town of Telhados Grandes, in the municipality of Porto de Mós.

The village of Pia do Urso, in the municipality of Batalha, is a popular place for nature lovers and outdoor walkers. In this Sensory Ecopark, adapted for the visually impaired, you can have picnics, walks and discover some of the region's history.

Legend has it that the bears that once inhabited the Iberian Peninsula would drink water from the sinks that were naturally formed from the rock, which are still visible today. Today, the village of Pia do Urso, in the municipality of Batalha, is a popular spot for nature lovers and outdoor hikers. In this Sensory Ecopark, which is adapted for the visually impaired, you can have picnics, hike and discover some of the region's stories.