moderate
3–4 hours
Participants should be in average fitness, able to handle a few hours of walking on varied terrain.
Join NaTour Way for an unforgettable walk along the scenic Passadiços do Paiva and cross the massive Ponte 516 Arouca. Discover unique geological sites, spot otters, and enjoy breathtaking valley views during this guided adventure in Canelas, Portugal.
Todas as idades • 4 horas • Descubra os Passadiços do Paiva e atravesse a Ponte 516 Arouca
Embark on a thrilling walking journey through the award-winning Passadiços do Paiva, featuring an exclusive crossing of the 516 Arouca, one of the world's largest pedestrian suspension bridges. Discover five stunning geological sites and the chance to spot otters, all while enjoying a scenic return tour through the breathtaking Vale do Paiva.
Embark on a thrilling walking journey through the award-winning Passadiços do Paiva, featuring an exclusive crossing of the 516 Arouca, one of the world's largest pedestrian suspension bridges. Discover five stunning geological sites and the chance to spot otters, all while enjoying a scenic return tour through the breathtaking Vale do Paiva.
The wooden walkways and suspension bridge can be uneven or slippery, so proper shoes ensure safety and comfort.
Capture the stunning vistas, geological formations, and wildlife sightings that make this area special.
Rain can make walkways slippery and may impact bridge crossing safety. Plan accordingly.
Stay energized during the walk and hydration is key in this outdoor environment.
The Passadiços do Paiva was developed to preserve and showcase the dramatic natural landscape and geological formations of the Arouca Geopark.
NaTour Way emphasizes minimal impact with responsible guiding practices, helping to protect this vital ecosystem for future generations.
Comfortable, non-slip shoes are vital for walking on wooden paths and the suspension bridge.
Weather can change suddenly, especially in shoulder seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific
A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen help prevent sunburn during peak hours.
summer specific
Great for wildlife viewing, especially otters or birds.