Cela 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This is a permanent exhibition of traditional fishing boats on the beach, directly in front of the Centro Cultural da Nazaré (formerly the fish market). The boat itself, the last licensed boat to fish with Xávega nets, was donated to the Nazaré city council in 2015.

Difficult bike ride. Requires excellent physical fitness. Mostly paved terrain. Suitable for all levels.

Beautiful boats set up on the promenade. What Martin describes: the dried fish, it smells really strong. Squid is also displayed.

Beautiful promenade, many cafes and restaurants right on the beach

Part of a "living" exhibition on fishing in Nazare. Dried fish is also sold.

The Pena da Gouvinha fountain used to serve the locals. There was a queue to fill the bottles, so much so that it was decided that each resident could only take eight bottles of water and would have to “give others a chance”. Today it serves as a stopping point to cool off during the walk and, if you wish, you can take advantage of the place to eat whatever you have prepared at home. There is a picnic area next to the fountain. The place name Pena da Gouvinha suggests that barbarians passed through here. Gouvinha is a personal name of Germanic origin, still documented in the 12th century as Gaudina.

The colorful fishing boats are a great photo opportunity, with the mighty headland in the background

The marble sculpture commemorates the shipwrecked