Get ready to discover the true pearls of the Minho region and feel the peaceful, rural lifestyle of its inhabitants.
The Peneda-Gerês National Park - Unesco World Biosphere Reserve since 2009 - is a protected area in the far north of Portugal, where 240 species of vertebrate fauna and 1100 of flora cohabit. Here you'll see a pure portrait of the region, and you'll get in touch with the unspoiled nature, which ranges from beautiful lakes and lagoons to secret off-the-radar waterfalls.
You'll also focus on the local ways of life: passing through markedly rural areas, you will understand the ordering of the community and traditions through direct contact with the territory, and experience an authentic Portugal.
