What are the minimum and maximum ages?

Minimum age is 3 years and maximum age is 65 years, with a junior circuit available for the youngest participants.

What is the weight limit?

The maximum allowed weight per participant is 100 Kg for safety reasons.

Check in at Parque Aventura Cova da Baleiat and arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled start time.

Do children need an adult ticket?

Yes—at least one adult must purchase a ticket to accompany children up to 17 years old, except on the junior circuit.

Are harnesses and safety equipment provided?

Yes—staff fit harnesses, provide a safety briefing and supervise all crossings; the courses use continuous belay systems.

Use the operator’s booking page via the provided referral link to reserve a session; admission requires purchase of the activity ticket.

Arborismo: 7-Meter Treetop Circuits at Parque Aventura Cova da Baleiat in Ericeira

Adventure Brief

Clip in and climb out: Arborismo’s treetop circuits at Parque Aventura Cova da Baleiat deliver 7 meters of suspended bridges, slides and trapezes across four tailored routes. Perfect for families and active travelers wanting a fast, confidence-building outdoor experience near Ericeira.

1 hour

moderate

From €15.00

Arborismo at Parque Aventura Cova da Baleiat sits just inland from the blue breaks of Ericeira, Lisboa, Portugal. In a shaded stand of trees four aerial circuits rise to a steady seven meters, where suspended bridges, slides and trapezes turn a short hour into a focused lesson in balance and bravery. The courses are modular: a junior option for small children and three progressively harder routes for older kids and adults, all designed to test concentration, coordination and the will to overcome vertigo. Set among coastal pine and scrub that frame the Mafra hills, the park feels distinct from Ericeira’s surf scene while remaining only minutes from the town center; it’s a natural complement for families and active travelers who want to mix ocean days with canopy play. Practically speaking, Arborismo runs one-hour sessions (duration listed as 1 hora) that accommodate groups up to forty people and welcome ages three through sixty-five. Participants check in at Parque Aventura Cova da Baleiat and must arrive at least fifteen minutes early. Staff fit harnesses, brief each participant on safety protocols and supervise every crossing; the courses include continuous belay systems that reduce fall risk and allow younger climbers to progress confidently. Rules are clear: no flip-flops, a maximum weight of 100 Kg and at least one adult must purchase a ticket to accompany children up to seventeen except on the junior circuit. Admission to the park requires purchasing the activity ticket; extras like private coaching are not listed in the provided description. Why visit? Arborismo compresses a full outdoor confidence course into a short, accessible experience that rewards both nervous first-timers and kids chasing the next adrenaline hit. For surf families based in Ericeira—Portugal’s first World Surfing Reserve—an hour under the canopy provides variety: it lets parents rotate surf sessions while children burn energy safely supervised above the ground. Local notes: the setting features coastal pine and low shrub typical of the Lisboa coast, and the facility places emphasis on teamwork, personal challenge and skill-building. Booking is recommended in summer weekends when locals and visitors converge, and the provided referral link leads to the operator’s booking page. Whether you’re guiding a three-year-old across their first beam or chasing your own headspace on a trapeze, Arborismo at Parque Aventura Cova da Baleiat offers a short, punchy outdoor session that fits into a day of surf, beach or village exploration around Ericeira. Check the age limits, pack closed-toe shoes and plan to arrive early—the trees are ready. Staff routinely adjust routes for weather and group ability, and the continuous supervision plus simple safety brief means you can focus on movement, laughter, and the cracking sound of branches in a Portugal coastal breeze each session.