• Antiga Ponte Ferroviária do Pocinho - This quaint village features a train station, a dam, and picturesque river views. The Pocinho Dam, constructed in the 1980s, was designed to manage the Douro River’s flow and generate hydroelectric power. It also formed a large reservoir, ideal for water sports and fishing.
• Miradouro do Caminho da Costa - (Caminho da Costa Viewpoint)

The Caminho da Costa Viewpoint, with its metallic structure, is situated in a spacious area that offers a panoramic view of the entire Vila Nova de Foz Côa valley, overlooking the Douro River, and extending to the Serra de Bornes, 45 kilometers away.

The viewpoint is designed like a corridor that broadens into a steep area, featuring interpretive tables that help visitors better understand the surrounding landscape.

• Capela de Santa Luzia - Viewpoint of St.ª Luzia

This viewpoint is named after the revered Santa Luzia, located in the Aldeia Nova Chapel, at the heart of the city’s historic center.

Shaped like a square threshing floor, it includes benches that invite visitors to relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

• Parque Arqueológico do Vale do Côa - Côa Valley Archaeological Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site spanning approximately 17,000 hectares, home to one of the world’s largest collections of open-air rock art. The rock art in Parque do Côa dates back to the Upper Paleolithic period, with some images estimated to be over 25,000 years old. These artworks depict various animals such as horses, deer, and aurochs, along with human figures and abstract symbols. (Additional cost of €16 per person)
• Pinhão Railway Station - Pinhão - Nestled on the banks of the Douro River and surrounded by terraced vineyards that produce some of the world’s finest wines, including Port wine. A key attraction in Pinhão is the Pinhão Railway Station, renowned for its exquisite tile panels illustrating scenes from the Douro Valley.
• Quinta do Seixo - Sandeman - Quinta do Seixo Optional: Celebrated for its premium wines and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The estate is part of the Sogrape Vinhos group, one of Portugal’s largest wine companies. The cellar produces a variety of wines, including Porto, Douro reds, and whites, using both traditional methods and modern technologies to ensure top quality. (Additional cost of €23 per person)
• Quinta do Bomfim - Optional Visit to Quinta do Bonfim: A distinguished winery in the Douro Valley, renowned for its exceptional Port and Douro wines. The winery is part of Symington Family Estates, a family-run business with over 130 years of winemaking in the region. Visitors can enjoy a tasting of the winery’s wines, including its famous Vintage Port, crafted from grapes grown exclusively on the estate. (Additional cost of €23 per person)
• Magnifico Douro Eventos - Optional Boat Cruise: A boat cruise along the Douro River offers a wonderful opportunity to admire the valley’s stunning scenery. Many cruises include lunch or dinner, as well as wine tasting. (Additional cost of €14 per person)
• Provesende - Provesende: A charming village in the heart of the Douro Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in northern Portugal, celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes, terraced vineyards, and world-famous wine production. The village is perched atop a hill overlooking the Douro River and is encircled by steep, vine-covered slopes.

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• Inclusive personal accident and civil liability insurance.
• Transport in luxury vehicles tailored to your comfort and needs.

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Venture on an exclusive exploration of Foz Côa and Pinhão, where the stunning splendor of the Douro Valley awaits you. Kick off your journey at the esteemed Archaeological Park of Foz Côa. Here, you’ll be brought face-to-face with some of the global pinnacle of petroglyphs. These pristine, intricately detailed paintings, harking back to the Upper Paleolithic era, are sure to astound you.
Following the park visit, make your way to Pinhão, the functional heart of the Douro Valley. It’s here that you’ll uncover the renowned vineyards of the region and indulge in the delectable wines produced therein. You’ll even have the chance to tour some of the most reputable wineries and discover the age-old winemaking techniques passed on from one generation to the next.
As your journey unfolds across the valley, get ready to be captivated by the awe-inspiring landscapes and the quaint villages sprinkled across the rural expanse. With your personal guide by your side, immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant culture that defines this captivating pocket of the world.

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