リスボンの峡谷・トップ7

嵐/荒天で波が荒れ狂うとき、Höllenschlundはその名の通りです。しかし、「普通の天気」でも、ここはただただ景観が素晴らしい場所です。

カスカイスの観光名所であり、すべての観光客が訪れます！ 通常、春と夏は海が穏やかで、ボカ・ド・インフェルノの動きはほとんどありません。しかし、秋や冬に嵐の後に行くと、ボカは唸り、説明のつかないエネルギーを放ちます🌊

The Alcabrichel River is a Portuguese river that flows into the sea at Porto Novo Beach, in the parish of Maceira, in the municipality of Torres Vedras. Maceira is a key location along the river's course, especially in its final stretch where the river meets the Atlantic Ocean. Characteristics and Highlights in the Maceira Area Mouth at Porto Novo Beach: The river flows into the sea at this beach, creating a picturesque setting where fresh water mixes with salt water. The mouth area is a point of natural and scenic interest, much photographed, especially at sunset. Landscape and Environment: The river's course in the Maceira area and its surroundings is characterized by a valley with low alluvial deposits and slopes with cliffs, providing rural landscapes and, near the coast, a coastal environment. Trails and Routes: The region is popular for outdoor activities. There are several hiking and cycling trails that follow the riverbanks or lead from Maceira to the mouth and Porto Novo Beach, some using wooden walkways in specific sections. Vimeiro Thermal Baths: The Alcabrichel River passes near Vimeiro, famous for its thermal baths and medicinal waters, which have attracted people seeking health treatments since the 19th century. Historical Heritage: The river mouth has historical relevance, as it was the landing site of British troops before the Battle of Vimeiro, during the French Invasions in 1808. The union of the parishes of A dos Cunhados and Maceira highlights the Alcabrichel River as one of its points of visit and environmental interest, being the object of efforts for its protection and environmental requalification.

Exciting, large, deep rock hole with a connection to the water. If you carefully look down into the chimney-like rock hole, you can see (and even hear) the surf pouring through the tunnel- or gate-like opening in the coastal rock into the hollow.

East of the Mouth of Hell (Boca do Inferno), a bizarre, rugged rocky landscape stretches along the banks of the Tejo.

Great view of Boca do Inferno and the mighty power of the Atlantic

Try to be there early morning to avoid the heath and too many touristists on the track.

incredibly beautiful, the Atlantic shows the power of the water here. A beautiful natural spectacle, I could watch for hours