• Praia De Aguda Beach - Explore the charming fishing villages and spa villas of Gaia and Espinho. Aguda Beach stands out as the most scenic, featuring delightful restaurants, a vibrant fishing community, and a stunning beach.
• Centro Interpretativo do Patrimonio da Afurada - Afurada is home to both river and sea fishermen, coexisting with a modern marina and offering breathtaking views of the Douro estuary and the city of Porto.
• Capela do Senhor da Pedra - For over seven centuries, the Lord of the Stone Chapel has been a site of religious devotion. Constructed by the Catholic Church on a former pagan worship site, this unique structure is perched on rocks above the sea. During high tides, the chapel is completely encircled by water.
• Espinho - Espinho, the southernmost city in the Porto metropolitan area, is known for its numbered streets instead of named ones. This coastal town, which developed around fishing, boasts numerous restaurants specializing in fish and seafood.

• Tea and coffee
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

Discover the Costa de Vila Nova de Gaia and connect with your fishing spirit, away from the typical tourist paths. In Afurada, enjoy the aroma of fresh fish and explore the lively market. In Aguda, watch the traditional boats and observe the fishermen at work. In Espinho, stroll along the shores and see the nets drying under the sun. With a local guide, uncover hidden gems and the finest dining spots. Dive into authentic Portuguese culture and lifestyle. At the end, the guide will recommend the best regional restaurants. You decide where to conclude your day, savoring traditional dishes like Bacalhau, Sardinhas, caldeirada, or seafood rice, with a view of the Atlantic.

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