Flight at 06.00 with Luxair to Lisbon. Arrival at 07.55 hrs. Sightseeing tour in Lisbon, e.g. of Baixa. Then drive to Vila Nova de Milfontes.

The hike is an unforgettable experience along the breathtaking southern coast of Portugal. On this section of the Rota Vicentina, hikers can enjoy the impressive coastal landscape, historical relics and rich flora and fauna. A large part of the route runs along sandy tracks. 8 km | 3.5 hours | ↑↓ 76m | easy

This stage offers wild beaches, enchanted coves, red dunes, steep cliffs and fishing ports. It begins with a pleasant walk between Almograve and the fishing port of Lapa de Pombas, past the beaches of Carriços and Barca Grande. The route continues through dunes, pine forests and over cliffs to the beaches of Laginha and Cavaleiro, where you can enjoy fantastic panoramic views. The landscapes are impressive: secluded beaches between towering cliffs, rugged escarpments and the picturesque beaches of Lavagueira, Praia do Tonel and Porto das Barcas. One of the most popular beaches on the Alentejo coast awaits you in Zambujeira do Mar, nestled between high cliffs that protect it from the wind. The panoramic view from the top is simply breathtaking. 15 km | 4.5 hours | ↑↓ 160m | medium

The route offers spectacular views of the sea and the steep cliffs that characterize the coast. The highlight of the hike is the view of the picturesque fishing port of Almograve, the destination of the stage. All in all, it is a varied hike that offers an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts alike.

10 km | 3 hours | ↑↓ 75m | medium

Today, the last stage of the Rota Vicentina Fishermen’s Trail awaits you – a great farewell! Between Zambujeira do Mar and Azenha do Mar, the beaches of Praia dos Alteirinhos, Praia do Carvalhal and Praia da Amália await you, a hidden gem of the Costa Vicentina. The way there leads through a tunnel of dense vegetation and ends in a green valley with the sound of the Ribeira das Cobras, which flows directly onto the beach. The route continues to Azenha do Mar, known for its fishing port and delicious seafood – the perfect place for a break. The route then leads to Odeceixe, where you can enjoy one of the most impressive panoramic views of the Costa Vicentina: the Praia de Odeceixe and the Seixe stream, which separates the Alentejo from the Algarve. 12 km | 4 hours | ↑↓ 230m | medium

The first part of the stage leads along the coast with great views of the famous cliffs. After hills, valleys and forests, you reach the Ribeira da Bordeira and the idyllic village of Bordeira. Stroll through the narrow streets, visit the church and fortify yourself for the steep climb outside the village. The highlight is the view from Cerro da Cunca to Praia da Bordeira, with the wide river flowing into the sea. In Carrapateira, the Museum of Sea and Land is well worth a visit. 10 km | 3 hours | ↑↓ 68m | easy

The last stage of the Rota Vicentina leads to the legendary Cape St. Vincent, the most south-westerly point in Europe. The route runs along roads and wide grasslands where cattle often graze. The strong wind is the biggest challenge of the day. But the first view of the cape will make you forget everything. The Promontorium Sacrum, where the Romans worshipped Saturn and, according to legend, the relics of St. Vincent landed, is a magical place. With the imposing cliffs, the stormy sea and the endless panoramas, your hike ends on Portugal’s wildest coast. 13 km | 4 hours | ↑↓ 120m | medium

In the morning, you will take a short city tour of Faro. Then transfer to the airport and return flight to Luxembourg at 2.45 pm. Arrival at 18.40 hrs.