オビドスの天然記念物・トップ15

Watermill and Roman bridge

Penedo Furado dates back to the Jurassic period, when the sea bathed this inland area, close to Nadadouro. It is now a huge rock, light brown in colour and on the side facing the Óbidos Lagoon, signs of erosion are visible, with deep cavities and one of them ended up going through the rock, forming a passage.

Usually in summer there isn't much water there, but always a beautiful place to walk or bike.

great place to chill out. even have a bath. don't know if it will have water in summer though.

Peniche is Portugal's second fishing port. The coast is truly of breathtaking beauty.

Cornaga Valley - This is a route to take slowly, enjoying the magnificent nature that surrounds you. Listen to the birds, hear the sound of water sliding between old stones.

The Óbidos Lagoon is a fascinating combination of natural beauty, cultural heritage and adventure activities. This coastal lagoon with its unique ecosystem

The limestone cliffs that delimit the Peniche Peninsula tell an uninterrupted story with more than 20 million years of geological evolution of the Lower Jurassic of Portugal. A history engraved in the rock that dates back to the beginning of the Jurassic (about 200 million years ago) and the most recent "life" of the Blue Planet, when dinosaurs were already inhabiting the continental areas and the Iberian Peninsula, the northern part of the American continent was very close. It is therefore an ideal place to further strengthen the link between theoretical and practical geology (https://www.cm-peniche.pt/).