Comporta 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Visible directly from the street. You don't even have to get out of the car.

I need a lot of points to become a Pioneer here again, so I'm creating a few more highlights.

The Roman Ruins of Tróia house the largest known fish-salting complex in the Roman world. Also located here is the Early Christian Basilica of Tróia, considered one of the oldest in the Iberian Peninsula and one of the best preserved. The fish-salting complex was built in the first half of the 1st century and developed into a settlement that was occupied until the 6th century. The archaeological sites open to visitors include two large salting workshops, the baths, the mausoleum, the mausoleum's necropolis, and the residential area on Rua da Princesa.

Observation of the fields where it is sown, grown and, once ripe, harvested, then dried, peeled, blanched, and only then can it be received in the kitchens, where it is an integral part of excellent meals.👍

a place where you can see how rice was treated, from the moment it was collected in the fields, until it was ready to go to the kitchen where it was transformed into a delicious meal.👍

A small but fine museum dedicated to rice cultivation and processing. Most of the equipment and machinery are in their original condition.

Beautiful stretch among the rice fields. Comfortable dirt road with a fascinating view. At the end of the route, returning to the road, there are many stork nests (in June the nests were all full of storks)

Between Melides and Tróia, Comporta Beach is one of those gems that combines natural beauty with a touch of laid-back charm. The fine sand stretches as far as the eye can see, perfect for a run with the sea as your companion. It's easy to get to: there's free parking and even a covered option, if you want more comfort. And if you feel like relaxing after your exertions, there's always a beach bar nearby waiting for you with a cold drink and a view of the Atlantic.