Hiking & Camping in Portugal

Discover exposed dinosaur fossils from the Jurassic period during a coastal hike at Espichel Cape. Travel with a guide who can point out 150-million-year-old footprints and dinosaur tracks on this remote promontory. Visit an aqueduct, chapel, and other cultural points of interest at the pilgrimage site. Transport by private vehicle plus bottled water and snacks are provided.

Hike along some of Sao Miguel's best trails and discover the beauty of the Azores. Walk through lush forests to reach a beautiful waterfall. Admire the picturesque scenery as you enjoy a picnic by the falls and then make your way back through the small village Vila Franca do Campo to get a glimpse of local life.

Discover Sintra with an expert guide on a day hike with a choice of three different itineraries. Options include a walk around the old quarter of Sintra-Vila and monuments such as Sintra Palace, Pena Palace and Castle of the Moors. Or you can hike in the forest and mountains of the Sintra Range. If you love the coast, a third option takes in beaches, rugged cliffs and traditional villages. Your guide shares informative commentary about the places you visit throughout your tour.

Spend time outdoors in a picturesque setting on this Sao Miguel Island tour. Hiking in a new place can be daunting, but a guide will lead the way, so you won't have to worry about getting lost. Your guide will also enhance your tour by pointing out the best views along the way. Experience the epitome of peacefulness by taking part in silent meditation and light yoga. Conveniently a delicious picnic is also included.

Immerse yourself in Portugal's wild landscape on this full-day small-group tour of Gerês National Park from Porto. You'll hike up part of the mountain ranges of Peneda, Soajo, Amarela and Gerês, stopping to admire the Cávado river and Arado waterfall along the way. Enjoy a picnic lunch in Gerês village and admire the gorgeous surrounding scenery as you rest. The rest of the day will feature stops at picturesque Pedra Bela, Portela do Homem and the natural hot springs of Lobios just over the Spanish border. This small group tour ensures a more personalized experience

A challenging climb to the highest point in Arrabida Natural Park flies by with the entertaining and insightful commentary from a local guide who specializes in local flora and fauna. Learn about the local ecosystem as you hike switchbacks up the mountain, and then rest and admire the view from the 1,640-foot (500 meter) peak.