easy
3–4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mainly gentle walking and boat rides with minimal exertion.
Step aboard Ollem Turismo Fluvial’s Rota dos Avieiros for a unique immersion into Portugal’s Avieiro fishing culture and the untouched landscapes along the Tejo River. Visit historic villages and serene river islands in a tour that blends history, nature, and tradition.
Todas as idades • 2h • Desfrute da vista do rio Tejo e Lezíria Ribatejana
Explore the unique avieiro culture as you visit the restored village of Escaroupim and the historic Palhota, home of Alves Redol. Enjoy a guided tour that reveals the stunning landscapes of the Tejo River, including the enchanting Islands of Horses and Herons, and the rich local vegetation.
Explore the unique avieiro culture as you visit the restored village of Escaroupim and the historic Palhota, home of Alves Redol. Enjoy a guided tour that reveals the stunning landscapes of the Tejo River, including the enchanting Islands of Horses and Herons, and the rich local vegetation.
The wetlands along the Tejo River can have mosquitoes, especially in warmer months.
River mornings can be cool while afternoons warm considerably; layers help adapt to changing temperatures.
Keep your camera handy to capture herons and wild horses found on the river islands.
The Avieiro culture is a living tradition; engage respectfully with communities and historic sites.
The Avieiro fishermen have inhabited this section of the Tejo River for centuries, sustaining a distinctive river-based culture centered on traditional fishing techniques and mudbrick settlements.
Ollem Turismo Fluvial actively supports sustainable tourism by promoting cultural preservation and minimizing impact on sensitive river ecosystems and bird habitats.
Protects against sudden rain showers common in spring along the river.
spring specific
Vital for sun protection during exposed river passages under strong sunlight.
summer specific
Provides support for walking on uneven village paths and shorelines.
Enhances wildlife viewing, especially for spotting birds and wild horses from a distance.