Explore the majestic Serra da Estrela on a comfortable van tour from Covilhã, where stunning landscapes await. Experience iconic sites like the Glacier Valley and the impressive Torre, the highest point in mainland Portugal. Enjoy a leisurely walk through the enchanting Manteigas Forest and witness the beauty of the Covão do Ferro Dam and a Natural Waterfall. Savor the region’s famous Serra da Estrela cheese and traditional smoked meats, immersing yourself in local flavors amidst breathtaking views.
- Comfortable van tour from Covilhã exploring Serra da Estrela
- Visit iconic sites like Glacier Valley and Torre
- Taste local delicacies, including Serra da Estrela cheese
- Experience stunning viewpoints and natural wonders
Pickup included
Meet your guide and start your journey comfortably from your chosen Pick-up point in Covilhã.
Visit a charming alpine-style village known for its crisp mountain air, scenic views, and peaceful atmosphere, the perfect stop to soak in Serra da Estrela’s natural beauty.
Wander through this picturesque town set in a glacial valley, surrounded by the lush Manteigas Forest. Admire natural waterfalls, the Covão do Ferro Dam, and breathtaking mountain scenery in every direction.
Journey through Portugal’s highest mountain range, with panoramic viewpoints, glacial valleys, and the iconic Torre. Discover the source of the River Zêzere, see the Rock Sculpture of Nossa Senhora da Boa Estrela, and enjoy a tasting of local cheese and smoked meats.
Relax on the scenic return journey back to your original pick-up location.
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