Spanning over 800 kilometers: the coastline offers a diverse range of attractions and activities.

Stunning Beaches: Visit some of Portugal’s most beautiful and unspoiled beaches along the West Coast. Perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and surfing.

Scenic Atlantic: Explore the dramatic sunsets and enjoy breathtaking coastal views.

Coruche Sorraia: Experience a quieter, more relaxed environment compared to the bustling coastal beaches. Enjoy the serene beauty of the Sorraia River, surrounded by lush greenery and picturesque landscapes.

Parque Ecológico do Gameiro: The park is known for its rich biodiversity and well-preserved environment. Do not forget to visit the Aquarium.

Dos Minutos, Montagil & others: Sourrunded by nothing but cork oak trees and traditional Alentejo landscapes. They are also a perfect spot for stargazing due to low light pollution and offers a peaceful setting with cow herds grazing nearby.

Lake Alqueva: This artificial lake is the largest in Western Europe and is surrounded by rolling hills, cork oak trees, and traditional Alentejo landscapes.

Historic Charm: Wander through the ancient streets of Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and admire landmarks like the Roman Temple and the Évora Cathedral.

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Maritime Heritage: Explore Setúbal’s rich maritime history, sample fresh seafood, and take a boat trip to see the dolphins in the Sado Estuary.

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Vibrant Capital: Just an hour away, Lisbon offers a dynamic mix of history, culture, and modern attractions. Explore neighborhoods like Alfama, visit iconic sites such as the Belém Tower, and enjoy the lively atmosphere.

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Ribatejo at its best: Santarém is famous for its Romanesque-Gothic architecture, a vivid old town. At Porta do Sol you can enjoy a breathtaking view over the Tagus river.

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7 Bridges and River Sorraia: Enjoy the natural beauty, and immerse yourself in the local culture. With its rich history, friendly community, and beautiful landscapes, this small town in Alentejo is a must-visit during your stay at Little Nature.

A castle with an amazing view: From ancient castles and historic churches to scenic trails and delicious local cuisine, there’s something for everyone in this captivating Alentejo town.

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Rice Fields and Sado River: Visit this charming town located at the Sado river, known for its rich history, picturesque landscapes, and cultural heritage.

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Salt, Fish and Vasco da Gama Bridge: The town is known for its traditional architecture, charming streets, salt production and its view to Lisbon and the bridge.

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Outdoor Activities: Discover the Serra da Arrábida Natural Park, known for its stunning landscapes, hiking trails, and secluded beaches.

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Salt from Rio Maior: A unique attraction, known for its historic salt pans, which have been in operation for centuries, producing high-quality salt using traditional methods.

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Centro Interpretativo da Cortiça: Little Nature is surrounded by cork woods. You might want to find out more about this interesting tree? in Coruche, there is a specialized facility dedicated to showcasing the cultural, historical, and economic significance of cork in Portugal.

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Almendres Cromlech:  A megalithic complex dating back to the Neolithic period, around 6000-4000 BCE. It consists of a large arrangement of 95 standing stones (menhirs) arranged in elliptical shapes.

Traces of ancient civilisation: You might some „antas“ walking in the fields often overgrown by vegetation. This church is a very nice example of an ancient church perfectly fitted into Alentejo-Design.

The stud farm: has been established in 1748 by King John V of Portugal in Alter do Chao with the purpose of breeding and preserving the Alter Real Lusitano horse.

Not only for horse enthusiasts: The stud farm provides a fascinating and enjoyable experience for horse enthusiasts and cultural tourists alike.

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Riding trails: featuring Lusitano horses offer an immersive experience into Portugal’s rich equestrian tradition.

Riding trails: featuring Lusitano horses offer an immersive experience into Portugal’s rich equestrian tradition.

Little Nature’s recommendation: Lusitano Trail Rides.

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The Sorraia Horse: is a rare and ancient breed native in our region. Known for its historical significance and unique characteristics, the Sorraia horse is an important part of Portugal’s equestrian heritage.

Little Nature’s tip: Plan a visit in Alpiarça in the Reserva Natural do Cavalo Sorraia.

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Monte Selvagem:  A well-known wildlife park and nature reserve located in Lavre, Portugal. It offers a unique experience for visitors to explore and learn about a wide variety of animals in a natural and respectful setting.

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Oceanário de Lisboa: One of the largest indoor aquariums in Europe and a must-visit attraction in Lisbon. Located in the Parque das Nações district, the Oceanarium offers an educational and entertaining experience for visitors of all ages.