Caminhadas Pedestres | Sesimbra, Cabo Espichel, Arrábida

From Cape Espichel to Sesimbra

A pedestrian route along the southern slope of the coast of Sesimbra starting at the Espichel Cape Sanctuary and ending at the Port of Sesimbra. From west to east in a distance of about 12km discovering the fantastic beaches that can be found here, such as Praia da Baleeira, Praia da Mijona and already famous Ribeiro do Cavalo beach.

A hard-level version is available under markup. This set of tracks is located in the Nave dos Navegantes, where formerly it was the chapel of Mr. Jesus of the Navigators, a place of great importance for the fishermen of Sesimbra who here guarded its image before leaving on long trips and that in 1803 was destroyed in a fire.

A journey through the history of Sesimbra, based on the sea and fishing with a breathtaking view of its coast and with the Serra do Risco and its calcareous slopes which are the highest in Europe and the Serra da Arrábida just after the horizon line.

The tour takes place with a maximum of 8 participants and according to the weather conditions. The return to the starting point will be performed by the Meira Pro Center. Middle level

Prices:

Private - 80€

Semi Private - 60€

Three or four participants - 40€

Five or six participants - 30€

Seven or eight participants - 25€

Prices per person.

From the village to the Ridge mountain

The Serra do Risco, located between Serra da Arrábida and Vila de Sesimbra, holds the highest calcareous wall in Continental Europe with a fantastic 380m high, which allows us to enjoy a breathtaking view of the surrounding landscape.

The adventure begins in the village of Sesimbra (west) following from the tracks to the much used by local pastors in their daily journeys where the landscape as a postcard is treated will accompany us.

The route has in its total about 11.5km being realized in technical rails and with enough stone. A medium / high difficulty course with physical fitness requirement to face all the initial climb up to the top of Serra do Risco with a total duration of about 4 hours.

Participants should bring trousers due to the rails surrounded by small shrubs without forgetting proper footwear, plenty of water and food reinforcement.