SHORT WALKS

Weekly Short walks in the Silver Coast region

Serra dos Mangues de Yelloh Camping (smp09s)

A walk along the Serra dos Mangues coast

Wednesday, May 20 10:00

The Walk:  The walk starts from the streetside parking area on Rua Vasco da Gama about 100 m. South of ‘Parque de Campismo Colina do Sol – Yelloh Village’. in São Martinho do Porto. Our first waypoint on the walk is the Praia da Gralha overlook and paraglider launch site. If we are lucky the local club will be out gliding. From there we follow dirt roads and paths along the coast until we reach the Praia da Salgada mirador where we have a view of the 6+ km. long beach, Nazaré and the Forte de São Miguel Arcanjo at Sitio. Next we continue on paths on the coastal ridge enjoying the ocean views until we turn inland and double back on local streets through Serra dos Mangues. Near the end of our walk we have an opportunity to stop for coffee at the village cafe & restaurant, Restaurante Tipico da Serra before continuing down Rua Vasco da Gama to where we started.

Please carpool if possible so we don’t fill the neighborhood with our cars.

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Meeting and start point

The walk starts in front of Parque de Campismo Colina do Sol – Yelloh Village at the intersection of Rua da Vasco da Gama and Rua dos Ginjeras. You can park along the street on Rua Vasco da Gama and Rua dos Ginjerias, South of the entrance to Yelloh. Village.

Click on coordinates to open Google Maps

Please car share if possible
Use our Facebook group to offer and ask for rides…

Suggested meet-up locations:

Timing

The walk is about 7.5 km and is expected to take about 2 hrs, plus extra for coffee.

Coffee stop

Restaurante Típico da Serra near the end of the walk

Details

Notes

  • Walk leader: Flynn
  • WhatsApp: +351 913 611 658

Rota de Barrantes a Salir de Matos

Wednesday 13/05 10:00

A walk on rural roads around Salir do Matos

The Walk:  A circular route along rural roads and dirt paths in the central region of Portugal that connects the small towns of Barrantes to Salir de Matos. An ideal trail for outdoor activities in contact with nature with walking, running or cycling off-road to exercise your mind and body in an ecological way and in harmony with the environment.

PLEASE CARPOOL: Respect the local residents and carpool. See below for available public parking and share rides. THANK YOU for your consideration.

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Meeting and start point

This walk starts at the Centro de Saúde de Salir de Matos. Parking is behind the building.

Please car share if possible; Suggested meet-up locations:

Click on coordinates to open Google Maps

Timing

The walk is about 6.5 km and is expected to take about 2 hrs, plus extra for coffee.

Coffee stop

After that walk at the cafe next to to Centro de Saúde

Details

Notes

  • Walk leader: Jimmy
  • +46 70 331 02 01

Bouro (bou 07S)

Date & Time

Wednesday, 6th May 2026 10:00

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The Walk

A circular walk in Serra do Bouro.

This walk starts at the railway crossing near the strawberry farm. We walk on sandy rural and forest paths through alternating agricultural and forestial landscapes. Your dog must be kept on a short non-extendable leash. You are personally responsible in case of any accident caused by it. Please note that the flag on the map isNOT the starting point.

Timing

The walk is about 6,5 km and is expected to take about 2.0 hrs.

Walk start point

Car meeting point / Walk start pointCoordinates
Parking near the railway crossing at Bouro39.468663, -9.151420
Click on coordinates to open Google Maps

Please note that the flag on the map is the starting point.

Map

Coffee Stop

At the swimming pool of Salir do Porto or at Café in Chao da Parada

Notes

  • Walk leader: René
  • Ph: 963919923

Miradouro da Foz do Arelho (FOS06S)

A walk along the Serra do Bouro coast and inland forest.

Wednesday, April 29; 10:00

The Walk:  The walk starts by the old discotheque in Foz do Arelho. The first part is heading north along the sea. Mostly on narrow trails and dirt roads for a bit more than an hour. Then we cross Estrada da Atlantica and follow Rua da Pedreiria and unmarked dirt roads through Serra da Bouro back to the Discotheque. The first part of the walk has some ups and downs with moderately steep slopes. Poles are useful for balance and strength if you have them. The second part of the walk is more easy. Dogs on short leash as usual.

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Meeting and start point

This walk starts in the parking area next to the abandon disco near the Fos do Arelho Mirrador. From the
Rotunda Ouvir o Mar take the unpaved road between Variante Atlintica and Rua Eng. Paiva e Sousa exiting the traffic circle.

Please car share if possible.

Click on coordinates to open Google Maps

Timing

The walk is about 6.6 km. and is expected to take about 2 hrs, plus extra for coffee.

Coffee stop

We can meet after the walk for coffee at the cafes next to the fisherman statue in Fos do Arelho.

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Details

Notes

  • Walk leader: Jimmy Österholm
  • +46 70 331 02 01

Nazaré Pederneira – Sitio do São Bartolomeu (NAZ01S)

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Date & Time

Wednesday, April 22 10:00

The Walk

A circular walk in Nazaré Pederneira and Sitio do São Bartolomeu

The walk start at the Cimitério da Nazaré – Pederneira and brings us after having nice views over the city of Nazaré into the Sitio do São do Bartolomeu forest area and then returns to the Pederneira area. There may be some detours due to extensive storm dmage from the spring storms.

Timing

The walk distance is 5,5 km and will take 1,5 hours. Normal roads and sandy paths.

Car meeting and start point

PlaceCoordinates
At the Pavilho AR Pederneirense , Rua Caminho Real (follow the sign boards for hotel Miramar Sul , same street)39.59410, -9.06431

Map

NB.  The flag on the map above shows the car meeting and walk start point.  If you need directions, click on the flag to display the flag text and click on the itinéraire link to open Google Maps

Coffee Stop

Some in the area

Notes

Salgado Dunes & Quinta de São Gião (NAZ13S)

A walk through the wild dunes and beach of Salgado with a visit to the ruins of the Visigoth chapel at Quinta de São Gião

Wednesday, April 15 10:00

The Walk:  This circular route starts with a walk through dunes of Praia Salgado, a protected ecological area. We will follow a narrow path through dunes taking care to stay on the trail and not disturb the environment. The native plants have evolved to survive in this harsh environment, but not us. When we reach the Rio Alcoa we follow it to where it meets the ocean and then walk on Salgado beach enjoying the wind, waves and sand until we find a path that leads inland toward Quinta São Gião. After a visit to the ruins of the Igreja São Gião we return to the starting point along the beach access road.

About Igreja de São Gião: This site has been clasified as a National Historic site since 1986. It has been extensively studied by archeologists, however, the history of this site is still incomplete. The religious use of this site dates to the 1st century BC. Brutus (yes, THAT Brutus) built a temple dedicated to the god Neptune. Later, when the Visigoths inhabited this area in the 7th century, they built one of the first Christian temples on the Iberian peninsula at this site using some of the stones from the Roman temple. The existing ruins also show signs of the 10th century Mozarbic architectural style, unique to Christians living under Muslim rule in the Iberian peninsula at that time. There are other aspects of the construction that point to the Asturians who lived mostly to the north in Spain. This would date the site to more recent time, around the 15th century during the Reconquista.

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Meeting and start point

This walk starts on the beach access road near the north end of Praia Salgado. Parking is at the side of the road. The roads in this area are still damaged from the Spring storms so allow a little extra time to navigate the rough road.

Please car share if possible.

Click on coordinates to open Google Maps

Timing

The walk is about 6 km and is expected to take about 2 hrs, plus extra for coffee.

Coffee stop

There are no cafes near this walk. Those that wish to gather after the walk for coffee or lunch could meet at Restaurante Bússola na onda or one of the other restaurants on the Nazaré Calçadão

Details

Notes

  • Walk leader: Flynn
  • +351 913 611 658

Serra del Rey (pen02S)

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Date & Time

Wednesday April 08, 2026 10:00

The Walk

A circular walk from Serra del Rey

A circular walk of about 7,5km from Serra del Rey through forestial and agricultural land north of Serra del Rey. The walk is very easy on well maintained trails. Your dog must be kept on a short non-extendable leash. You are personally responsible in case of any accident caused by it.

Timing

The walk is about 7,5 km and is expected to take about 2 hrs.

Car meeting and start point

PlaceCoordinates
Parking: there is not much parking space available, so please carshare if possible and also use adjacent streets39.338410, -9.265396
Click on coordinates to open Google Maps

Map

NB.  The flag on the map above shows the car meeting and walk start point.

Coffee Stop

There are several cafés and restaurants in Serra del Rey, the closest being the Café Palmeira which is about 400m from our start and finish.

Notes

  • Walk leader: René
  • rene@silvercoastwalks.com
  • Tel: 963919923

Regrengo Grande – Rota da Agua (LNH 001)

A walk from Regrengo Grande to Pó via the Cornaga Valley

Wednesday 01/04 10:00

The Walk:  This circular route follows the course of the Galvão River, through the Cornaga Valley highlighting the traditional use of water: The first half of the walk follows the river on a roadway dating back to the time of the Roman invasion of the Iberian Peninsula. It passes stone walls and bridges, water mills, laundries and orchards. The second half of the walk ascends a forested path to the ridge and returns to Regrengo Grande via roads passing through vineyards and the ruins of farmsteads.

Regrengo Grande, roughly translated, means ‘Large Farm Leased from the King’, and that was it’s origin. However, the valley’s development began long before Regrango Gande was founded in 1433. The village of Casais das Cesareda which overlooks the valley is named for Julius Ceasar who’s troops made camp there during the Roman occupation of the Iberian Peninsula.

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Meeting and start point

We will meet in the parking lot of the Museu Rural do Reguengo Grande.

Please car share if possible.

Click on coordinates to open Google Maps

Timing

The walk is about 7 km and is expected to take about 2 hrs, plus extra for coffee.

Coffee stop

There are several cafes in the center of Regrengo Grande. we will pass them near the end of our walk and we can stop there for a refreshment before continuing on to for about 5 minutes to where we parked.

Details

Notes

  • Walk leader: Flynn
  • +351 913 611 658

Atelier do Doce – Alfeizerão (alf 02S)

Wednesday 25/03 10:00

Atelier do Doce – Casal Velho

A walk starting/ending at Atelier do Doce in the freguesia of Alfiezerão. It mostly follows gently sloping paved rural roads through vinyards and orchards in the vicinity of Casal Velho. We will follow secondary and tertiary roads through sparsely populated farmland and small villages. There is a short stretch of road that can be muddy after heavy rain.

At Atelier de Doce, there is a cafe where you can have a coffee before the walk if you get there early. After the walk we can enjoy coffee or lunch in thier cafe. Please park at the far edge of the parking lot leaving room for other customers near their entrance.

Meeting and start point

Meet in the Atelier do Doce parking lot.

Click on coordinates to open Maps

Timing

The walk is about 7 km and is expected to take about 1,5 hours

Coffee stop

After the walk at Atelier do Doce

Details

NB.  The flag on the map above shows the car meeting and walk start point.

Notes

  • Walk leader: Flynn Wendling
  • WhatsApp: 913 611 658

Bombarral (obi 07s)

From Bombarral to Sanguinal

Wednesday 18/03 10:00

The circular 5,9 km walk starts in Bombarral close to the local Continente. The walk takes us through a landscape of vineyards and orchards. At about half-way we will see the village of Sanguinal and from there head back to our starting point. The walk does not have any major difficulty, but after rain we could see some muddy spots. Please be reminded that for safety reasons dogs must be kept on a short leash at all times. You are personally responsible for your animal.

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Meeting and start point

At the caravan service station

Click on coordinates to open Google Maps

Timing

The walk is about 5,9 km and is expected to take less than 2 hours

Coffee stop

At the end of the walk at the Continente in Bombarral

Details

Notes

  • Walk leader: René
  • Mobile: 963 919 923
  • rene@silvercoastwalks.com
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