그란돌라 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

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

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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.👍

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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.👍

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On the 50th anniversary of the tragic accident off the coast of Santo André, which occurred on January 9, 1963, in which 17 fishermen lost their lives, the Santo André Parish Council, with the support of the Santiago do Cacém City Council, honored these men by erecting a memorial at that location in 2013. Peace be with their souls...

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

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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)

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Beautifully landscaped walking path through the dunes

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Carrasqueira is probably the most traditional of the small villages in Comporta. It is located 1:15 from Lisbon, on the banks of the mouth of the Sado River, opposite Setùbal. It is famous for its port on stilts, with old wooden mooring lines for the local fishing boats. Carrasqueira in Comporta also houses original fishing huts. Carrasqueira’s farmlands and estuary have been exploited by migrant workers who have settled in the traditional fishermen’s huts over the years. They have been preserved and used in this way for decades. They are also known as “Comporta cabanas” and are the inspiration for more recent constructions in the region that combine wood, traditional masonry and thatched roofs. These fishing huts are now protected and are part of Comporta’s historical heritage. The village of Carrasqueira has a large main street where most commercial activities are located. This includes restaurants, bars, cafes and some small general stores and supermarkets.