Start an exciting journey along Portimão's stunning coastline, guided by the spectacle of the sunrise. The first stop is the imposing Torre da Lapa, a historical monument that resonates with the audacious defense of the Algarve coast.
The journey continues towards Gruta do Contrabando, where nautical secrets are revealed at dawn. Sail in crystal clear waters, discovering rock formations while listening to captivating tales of smugglers and fearless sailors. The highlight of this trip awaits at the stunning Gruta do Paraíso, where vibrant colors and unique formations come to life in the morning light.
On the way back, explore Porto de Pescadores, witnessing the pulsating economic importance for the Algarve. Admire the Portimão Museum, a living testament to the rich industrial heritage of this dawn-lit region.
When you disembark, take with you not just photographic memories, but a lasting connection.
Inclusions & Exclusions
✔ Life Jacket
✖ Drinks
✖ Food
✖ Pick-up / Drop-off
Departure & Return
Departure:
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You can find our meeting point, at the commercial port of Portimão and next to the ruins of the convent of São Francisco.
Return: End right where it started.
Itinerary
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Discover Ferragudo Castle, one of the last private castles in Portugal
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A historical monument that was part of the defensive structure of the Algarve coast
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The incredible Gruta do Paraiso, considered by many to be the new cave in Benagil
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Not only the relevance of this activity for the Algarve stands out, but also the importance of the canning industry. The guide shares insights into the lives of local fishermen, their traditions and the economic vitality that the port provides to the community.
Additional info
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Showcasing the wonders of our coast is a mission that we take very seriously. The state of the sea may not allow boats to enter the caves safely. This is an assessment that is up to our experienced skippers and maritime authorities.
