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Explore Portugal’s Alentejo: Cork Forest Hike, Local Cuisine & Wine Tasting in Redondo - Redondo

Explore Portugal’s Alentejo: Cork Forest Hike, Local Cuisine & Wine Tasting in Redondo

Redondomoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for those with moderate fitness who can walk on uneven terrain for several hours.

Overview

Discover Portugal's Alentejo region with a guided hike through cork oak forests, savor traditional cuisine, and taste fine local wines on this unique farm-based adventure near Redondo. Perfect for nature lovers and foodies alike.

Redondo, Distrito de Évora

Cork Farm Walking Tour with Lunch & Wine Tasting

Starting at €137 | 4 Hours | Parties of 2 to 16 | Redondo

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About This Adventure

Experience the enchanting Alentejo region at our family-owned farm, nestled in the Serra D’Ossa foothills. Enjoy a guided hike through serene cork oak forests, savor traditional Alentejo cuisine, and indulge in a delightful wine tasting. This unique adventure combines nature, culture, and culinary delights for unforgettable memories.

Rates

Adult: €137 Ages 13 & Older

Child: €68 Ages 6 to 12

Young Child: Free Ages 5 & Younger

Minimum party of 2 required to book


Duration

4 Hours


Location

Redondo (120 min from Lisbon / 30 min from Évora)


About

Our farm is located on the foothills of the Serra D’Ossa, in the Alentejo region of Portugal. Owned by an Anglo-Portuguese family for over 5 generations, the 540-hectare farm was originally dedicated to cork forestry and livestock, activities administrated from its farmhouse built in the traditional style, overlooking the surrounding countryside.

Discover the cork oak forest hiking through our quiet fields. Embrace your senses’ experiences. Learn all about what cork is today and its heritage. Lunch at a typical Alentejo cuisine restaurant and have a great wine tasting experience and visit a winery.


Includes

  • Arrival to the farm and welcome;

  • Put on your hiking shoes – set off for a peaceful hike among friends and seize what nature provides along the trails: warm sun or cork tree shade;

  • Learn from your guide – follow inspiring tour leaders whose footsteps have been marking the Alentejo ground since they were children;

  • Caress the cork – know the cork forest intimately by taking it in with your every awaken sense like you have never imagined;

  • Treasure all of the pauses – collect each moment with the fauna, flora, water springs and overall scenery as a cherished memory to share;

  • Challenge yourself – Hike up the hill for a 360º rewarding view over the farm boundaries, the beautiful Serra D’Ossa and your next trail;

  • Meet our vineyards - Reach the farmlands where our precious grapes mature before becoming internationally prized wines;

  • Visit a winery - Have a wine tasting and an iberian black pork and cheese tasting;

  • Lunch - typical Alentejo cuisine restaurant

NOTE

After booking we will send all the details of the reservation, as well as the location of the farm and the contact of the farmer.

If you wish to propose another day or time for the experience, send us a message and we will do our best to reschedule, or we can include one more experience for all day.

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy hiking shoes

The cork forest trails can be uneven; proper footwear ensures comfort and safety during the 4-hour hike.

Bring sun protection

Alentejo’s open landscapes offer limited shade in spots; pack sunscreen and a hat especially in summer.

Stay hydrated

Carry water, particularly during warmer months, to stay refreshed on the trail and during tastings.

Pace yourself during tastings

Enjoy the wine and food in moderation to fully appreciate the cultural experience without discomfort.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Iberian hare, a common sight in cork oak forests.
  • European bee-eater, colorful birds that migrate through this region in spring.

History

The Serra D’Ossa area has been central to cork production in Portugal for centuries, with traditional methods passed down through generations.

Conservation

The farm practices sustainable cork harvesting which preserves the health of the cork oak ecosystems and supports biodiversity in the region.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable hiking shoes

Essential

Protect your feet and provide traction on forest trails.

Sun hat and sunscreen

Essential

Shield yourself from strong sun exposure in open areas.

summer specific

Light jacket or layers

Essential

Prepare for temperature changes during early spring hikes.

spring specific

Reusable water bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated throughout your outdoor and tasting experiences.