Passadios Paiva
Leave Porto and go walk along the Passadiços do Paiva, Arouca

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Take part in a trip to the Paiva walkways leaving Porto in comfortable transport. Discover one of the most impressive wild river gorges in northern Portugal located in the UNESCO Global Geopark of Arouca.
Walk along the Passadiços do Paiva and the famous zigzag staircases, with panoramic viewpoints to appreciate waterfalls and cliffs of the gorge, on a route between the river beaches of Areinho and Espiunca, in between you will pass by Praia do Vau to recharge your energy. Enjoy this journey through biology, geology and archeology and fall in love with nature.
Passage through Geosites: Garganta do Paiva (G36); Aguieiras Waterfall (G35); Vau River Beach (G30); Gola do Salto (G31); Spike Fault (G32)
Finally, at Espiunca beach, you can have lunch or simply relax in an excellent leisure area enjoying the crystal clear waters of the Paiva River.
Jeep Tour Off Road Passadiços do Paiva

Rated 5 Stars, based on 4 Reviews.
Along the route, we present the region of Arouca Geopark, as well as the works of Passadiços do Paiva and Suspension Bridge 516 Arouca. Use of panoramic vehicles.
Guided Tour Passadiços do Paiva and Suspension Bridge 516 Arouca

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A certified local guide will interpret one of the most emblematic natural trails in the north of Portugal, the famous Passadiços do Paiva trail, in the heart of the Arouca Geopark. We will detail all the points of geological interest, without forgetting the aspects of biodiversity (fauna and flora) and the most interesting stories of local culture.
You will feel privileged to make two crossings, at exclusive times, of one of the largest suspension bridges in the world, the 516 Arouca Ponte Suspensa.
We will photograph the entire excursion and, at the end, we will surprise you with a return trip in a 4X4 jeep, through the incredible Paiva valley.
From Porto Suspension Bridge 516 Arouca and Passadiços do Paiva

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Take part in a guided tour to the Suspension Bridge 516 Arouca and the Passadiços do Paiva from Porto. Crossing the 175-meter-high bridge over the Paiva River with a local guide, discover one of Portugal’s most impressive landscapes.
The tour begins in Porto, with transportation to the UNESCO Geopark in Arouca. After a security briefing, prepare to cross one of the world’s largest suspended bridges. If you do not feel comfortable and prefer, it can be taken from 4×4 to the other side.
Walk through the Passadiços do Paiva, enjoying the views of the cliffs and waterfalls. The tour ends at the river beach of Espiunca, where you can relax. If you select the option with lunch, a typical dish will be served.
From Porto: Aveiro, Suspension Bridge 516 Arouca and Passadiços do Paiva

Rated 5 Stars, based on 3 Reviews.
Live an unforgettable day between Aveiro and Arouca!
Join us on an adventure that blends the best of nature, culture and fun!
Start your day with a relaxing cruise ride through the canals of Aveiro, then discover the enchanting Costa Nova — with its colorful rocky houses and charm by the sea — on a short, perfect stop for photos and a refreshing tour.
Next, feel the thrill of crossing the impressive Arouca Bridge 516 and stroll through stunning landscapes in the Passadiços do Paiva.
Along the way, enjoy a typical lunch in Arouca and enjoy every moment with friendly guides, comfortable transportation and an itinerary designed for you.
Book now and come and create unique memories with us!
Private Tour to Arouca 516 Bridge and Passadiços do Paiva

Rated 5 Stars, based on 9 Reviews.
This tour is a perfect blend of natural beauty, historical landmarks, geological wonders and culinary delights.
We start the trip by visiting Ponte Arouca 516, the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world that spans more than 500 meters and offers breathtaking views over the Paiva River and the surrounding landscape.
Next, we explore Passadiços do Paiva, an 8km wooden boardwalk that follows the river and offers stunning views of the landscape, and an opportunity to spot wildlife.
Then we visit the Convent of Arouca, a well-preserved Romanesque architecture that reflects the rich history of the city or for those interested in geology, we can head to the Arouca Geopark, where we can explore geological wonders such as waterfalls, rock formations and caves.
Finally, we delight in the traditional cuisine of the region, with its generous stews, grilled meats and sweets.