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The Guadiana, over 800 km long, flows through Spain and Portugal and, in two stretches, marks the border between the two countries, as is the case here in this area. It flows into the Atlantic nearby, between Vila Real de Santo António and Ayamonte. Called Anas by the Romans (perhaps "of the ducks," perhaps simply "river" in Celtiberian), it received the name Uádi Ana from the Moors, which over time transformed into Ouadiana, Odiana, and finally Guadiana. Here in the Algarve region, the river winds through sunny landscapes, accompanied by dirt roads that complete the idyllic setting.

In the images, what you see most are pine trees, not cork oaks. These are still beautiful images.👍🥾

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The cork oak is notable for its bark, from which cork is extracted, and pine trees are often found in coastal and inland landscapes in southern Portugal, adapted to sandy soils and a climate with hot, dry summers.

The cork oak is notable for its bark, from which cork is extracted, and pine trees are often found in coastal and inland landscapes in southern Portugal, adapted to sandy soils and a climate with hot, dry summers.

Located near the border with Portugal, it is surrounded by land used for agriculture and livestock. The human presence has been demonstrated since antiquity thanks to the discovery in its surroundings of a dolmen and a group of burials in cists. The Dolmen, called de la Tenencia, dates back about 5000 years.

A fantastic hike in a very varied landscape. At this time of year everything is already in bloom and it is wonderfully warm.

Through a good network of trails and trails, a beautiful landscape can be explored and enjoyed easily.