We pick you up at the heart of the Douro Valley wine region and take you to have a typical meal at your guide's house. Then we have a scenic drive to Côa Valley.
The Côa Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognized for its unique importance in understanding the origins of human art.
The night visit aims to create the optimal conditions for fully appreciating the beauty of the Paleolithic art of the Côa Valley.
Easy and safe access to the accessible rock panels at the Penascosa site, combined with the tranquil, serene atmosphere of this riverside setting, makes this the ideal location for this unique type of visit. Full-moon nights are especially magical—particularly during the warm evenings common in the Côa region from spring through autumn—as the moonlight reveals the river and the silhouettes of the surrounding hills against the landscape.
We will pick you up at the Pinhão train station. The guide will be waiting for you with a sign with the lead travelers name.
The Frei Estêvão viewpoint is located on the EN222 national road in Ervedosa do Douro. Situated at an altitude of 435 meters, it offers a view over the Ervedosa valley and the Douro River, with the town of Pinhão visible on the horizon.
Nestled 10 minutes' drive from Miradouro, Douro Valley - Casa da Praça, Ervedosa do Douro, entices guests to explore the flavors of the Douro valley with a wine, olive oil and honey tastings with typical bread and other delicacies at a traditional lodge in a family's house.
The São Gabriel Viewpoint, located in Castelo Melhor, within the municipality of Vila Nova de Foz Côa, is one of the most spectacular panoramic points in northern Portugal.
The visit to the Penascosa rock art site showcases the creativity of Prehistoric humans, unveiling past stories and myths, all linked to their way of life.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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