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Explore Évora and Cork Farm: A Unique Alentejo Jeep Adventure with Local Flavors - Lisbon

Explore Évora and Cork Farm: A Unique Alentejo Jeep Adventure with Local Flavors

Évoramoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

8 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in moderate physical shape to navigate walking on uneven surfaces and entering/exiting Jeeps.

Overview

Discover Portugal's Alentejo region on an immersive tour through the UNESCO city of Évora and a working cork farm. This day-long experience blends ancient history, sustainable agriculture, and traditional cuisine for a unique rural adventure.

Braga, Braga

Evora & Cork Farm

Price from €329 | 8 Hours

Eco Tour
Guided Tour
History Tour
Jeep
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About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating journey through Alentejo with our Évora & Cork Farm Tour. Explore the historic streets of UNESCO-listed Évora, visit the Roman Temple and Chapel of Bones, then enjoy an exhilarating Jeep ride through a traditional cork farm. Savor authentic local cuisine for a truly memorable experience.

Embark on a captivating journey through Alentejo with our Évora & Cork Farm Tour. Explore the historic streets of UNESCO-listed Évora, visit the Roman Temple and Chapel of Bones, then enjoy an exhilarating Jeep ride through a traditional cork farm. Savor authentic local cuisine for a truly memorable experience.

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy shoes

Cobblestone streets in Évora and rough terrain on the cork farm require good footwear for comfort and safety.

Stay hydrated

Carry water, especially during the Jeep ride in the Alentejo countryside where shade can be limited.

Bring sun protection

Sun can be strong during midday, so pack sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses for outdoor portions.

Prepare for steps

The Chapel of Bones and some historic sites include stairs with high steps, so mobility considerations are important.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Iberian ibex – spotted in cork oak forests.
  • European robin – common in rural farm areas in Alentejo.

History

Évora has been inhabited since prehistoric times and thrived during Roman rule, gaining UNESCO status for its well-preserved monuments.

Conservation

Cork harvesting is sustainable with the bark stripped every 9 years, allowing the trees to regenerate and supporting biodiversity in the Alentejo ecosystem.

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Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Ideal for navigating cobblestone streets and farm terrain safely.

Sunscreen

Essential

Protects skin from sun exposure during springtime outings.

spring specific

Wide-brimmed hat

Essential

Provides shade and reduces sun exposure in summer heat.

summer specific

Light jacket or layers

Useful for cooler fall mornings or evenings while outdoors.

fall specific