Map of Southwest Alentejo and Vicentina Coast Nature Park turistatérkép

Topographic map on the scale 1/50 000, subtitled in Portuguese, English, Spanish, French and German, it includes the whole network of paths in the Nature Park, Rota Vicentina (Historical Way, Fishermen’s Trail and Circular Routes), tourist attractions such as museums, beaches, camping sites, picnic areas, tourist offices, surf spots, bird watching, diving and free flight, among others.

Aljezur | Almograve | Barão de S.João | Bensafrim | Bordeira | Budens | Burgau | Cercal do Alentejo | Lagos | Luz | Marmelete | Odeceixe | Odemira | Odiáxere | Porto Covo | Rogil | Sagres | Salema | São Luís | São Teotónio | Vila do Bispo | Vila Nova de Milfontes | Zambujeira do Mar

Synthetic Paper printed on waterproof and anti tear.

Resistant to frequent handling.

"Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina Nature Park (Alentejo's South West and Vicentina coast) has 89,568.77 ha (60,577.25 ha land area and 28,991.52 ha marine)  and has a great diversity of coastal habitats, such as beaches, cliffs, islets and isolated rocks. Pessegueiro island, in fact a consolidated dune, is "anchored" two steps from the shore. 

In land, woods and moors alternate with irrigated and rainfed plantations and production woods. Presence of rare botanical species mainly on Sagres and São Vicente capes area. Several nesting birds with the white stork building nests on coastal rocks and an important passageway for many other birds. An interesting otter population using the sea. 

The ocean constant presence and never ending horizons, São Vicente majestic nature, marvelous sunsets, the stories of Sagres and above all those enormous stone walls on the ocean edge hiding or revealing small enchanted beaches and attractive little fishing ports complete one of the simultaneously loneliest and most attractive seashore landscape in Portugal."

Text: INSTITUTO DA CONSERVAÇÃO DA NATUREZA E DAS FLORESTAS, I.P.