Spring in Alentejo
2-day cycling route between Nisa and Marvão
Between medieval walls, Roman ruins, and open landscapes of Alto Alentejo, this route invites you to discover Marvão, Ammaia, Castelo de Vide, and Nisa.
• cycle through medieval villages and historic towns of Alentejo
• explore the Roman city of Ammaia
• quiet roads and breathtaking natural landscapes
• taste typical gastronomy along the route and during Alentejo dinners
available packages
Base from 450€
Standard from 520€
Premium from 630€
Included in all packages
permanent guide riding with the group and mandatory insurance.
all terms and conditions related to the "Base", "Standard" and "Premium" packages can be consulted in the "Regulation and Participation Terms" *
available dates
from March to May and subject to group formation
self-guided route
~50 km/day / circular / difficulty: moderate
recommended equipment:
own bike, helmet, comfortable clothes, basic repair kit
conditions:
minimum of 6 participants and recommended maximum of 12
booking required
information for international visitors:
if you prefer Portuguese, please check the Portuguese version for full details and support
On this cycling route, we leave Nisa and enter the heart of Alto Alentejo via municipal roads and dirt tracks until we reach Póvoa e Meadas. From here, it is pure Alentejo, with granite landscapes that take your breath away until we reach Beirã, the old border station of the Cáceres branch. We continue to Stº António das Areias and start the climb of the Sapoio mountain range up to Marvão, visible on the top. Here the landscape becomes more humanized, and we encounter chestnut groves within the cork oak forest. After the most technical stage, we arrive at the citadel of Marvão where we overnight. The following day, we enjoy the descent from Marvão to rest our legs and, upon arriving at the Roman city of Ammaia, we explore this millenary site. Continuing, we pass through the ash tree tunnel towards Castelo de Vide, and leaving it behind, we return to the Alentejo landscape en route to the Póvoa e Meadas dam. Nisa appears again on our horizon, and we conclude our trip with a dinner and farewell toast.
book now – limited spots
available dates from March to May
subject to group formation or annual scheduling
• cycle at the pace of nature and spring
• connect with Alentejo culture, history, and gastronomy
• discover panoramic views and preserved medieval villages
don’t miss this opportunity to cycle through authentic Alentejo, between castles, Roman ruins, and stunning natural landscapes.
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