moderate
3–5 hours
Participants should have reasonable stamina for walking uneven terrain and some elevation changes.
Walk the dramatic Passadiços do Paiva with NaTour Way in Canelas, Portugal, and encounter waterfalls, otters, and jaw-dropping river gorges along an award-winning trail.
Todas as idades • 3 horas • Descubra os Passadiços dos Paiva e envolva-se nas suas paisagens
Embark on a captivating walking tour along the award-winning Passadiços do Paiva, where you'll explore stunning geological sites like the Garganta do Paiva and Cascata das Aguieiras. With knowledgeable local guides, enjoy breathtaking views of the world's longest suspension bridge and the chance to spot otters in the beautiful Paiva Valley.
Embark on a captivating walking tour along the award-winning Passadiços do Paiva, where you'll explore stunning geological sites like the Garganta do Paiva and Cascata das Aguieiras. With knowledgeable local guides, enjoy breathtaking views of the world's longest suspension bridge and the chance to spot otters in the beautiful Paiva Valley.
The wooden boardwalk can be slippery when wet; solid hiking shoes will provide better grip and ankle support.
There are limited water sources along the trail, so carry sufficient hydration especially in warmer months.
To avoid crowds and enjoy cooler temperatures, plan to begin your walk in the morning hours.
If you spot otters or birds, observe quietly and avoid sudden movements to not disturb their natural behavior.
The Passadiços do Paiva trail was constructed to promote sustainable tourism while preserving the geological and ecological integrity of the Paiva Valley.
NaTour Way emphasizes low-impact travel to protect this fragile river ecosystem and encourage environmental stewardship among visitors.
Spring showers can come on suddenly; a breathable jacket keeps you dry without overheating.
spring specific
Provides traction and support on slick or uneven boardwalk sections.
Ideal for carrying water, snacks, and sun protection on warmer days.
summer specific
Useful for spotting elusive otters and bird species without disturbing wildlife.