What to do and see in Portugal, Portugal: The Best Piers & Boardwalks

March 11, 2022 Alida England

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1. Passeio do Tejo

Largo da Misericordia, Alcochete 2890-040 Portugal
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5.0 based on 2 reviews

Passeio do Tejo

2. Praia das Pedras Amarelas

Vila Nova de Gaia Portugal
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5.0 based on 14 reviews

Praia das Pedras Amarelas

3. Waterfront Promenade Belem

Watefront Belem, Lisbon 1400-038 Portugal +351 21 361 2400 http://www.venturists.net/lisbon-portugal-along-the-waterfront/
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5.0 based on 10 reviews

Waterfront Promenade Belem

Reviewed By Mairwen1

One of the best things about a day trip to Belem is that all the main sights are within easy walking distance of each other and most are linked by this beautiful waterside promenade. Having visited the Jeronimos monastery and church, we walked straight across to the Discoveries Monument, where the promenade starts. It was from this very point that the 15th century explorer, Vasco da Gama set sail for India, returning with news of a new sea trading route and treasures that would ultimately help turn Portugal into a global empire and establish it as a 15th century super-power.  We walked from here, alongside the Tagus River, to the Belem Tower. Along the way there is a marina, a couple of restaurants, an unusual lighthouse and the Coutinho monument (a replica of the bi-plane that crossed the South Atlantic almost 100 years ago). Walking back, you look towards the 25 April Bridge and the Discoveries Monument looms large, most of the way. Mostly though it is just a beautiful stretch to walk along and the wide, flat path makes it suitable for small children and pushchairs

4. Passeio A Ver-o-Mar / Boardwalk

Largo de Quiao at Waterfront, Povoa de Varzim 4490-079 Portugal http://www.visitportugal.com/en/content/praia-do-qui%C3%A3o-p%C3%B3voa-de-varzim
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5.0 based on 1 reviews

Passeio A Ver-o-Mar / Boardwalk

5. Pontao de Alcochete

Av. de Dona Maria I 1, Alcochete 2890-030 Portugal
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5.0 based on 3 reviews

Pontao de Alcochete

6. Alvor Boardwalk

Praia de Alvor, Alvor, Portimao 8501-906 Portugal +351 934 955 549 http://www.walkalgarve.com/algarve-walking-sightseeing-birding-routes/alvor-boardwalk-alvor-estuary-trail-alvor-protected-landscape-western-algarve
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4.5 based on 3,088 reviews

Alvor Boardwalk

Alvor Adviser

Reviewed By Devonrosey - Plymouth, United Kingdom

Lovely peaceful place to visit if you enjoy a good walk and see the nature reserve at low tide you can see the locals digging for cockles etc it’s also some where that local joggers go too

7. Cais da Ribeira

Rua Cais da Ribeira Praca Ribeira, Porto 4050-510 Portugal http://www.guiadacidade.pt/pt/poi-cais-da-ribeira-porto-15385
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4.5 based on 10,851 reviews

Cais da Ribeira

Reviewed By rhmclapham - Swansea, United Kingdom

The beating heart of an incredible city, just sitting in one of the myriad cafes and restaurants and watching the world bustle past....one of life's must do moments that will linger for a lifetime. Ships ploughing their way up the river, ferries making their way between banks, couples laughing, glorious food, wine and vistas to die for... Did I mention it was a nice place to visit?

8. Jardim da Foz

Avenida de Montevideu, Porto 4150-516 Portugal +351 22 618 8150
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4.5 based on 203 reviews

Jardim da Foz

Reviewed By Savvas123

This is a lovely promenade in Porto. You can walk, enjoy the sun, listen to the waves...excellent place only about 20 min walk from the town centre. On the seaside, there are also many varieties of large rocks of geological value.

9. Quay Cascais

Cascais Portugal
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4.5 based on 40 reviews

Quay Cascais

Reviewed By amqhamilton - Leeds, United Kingdom

Visited Boxing day 2019, weather really nice for the time of year, this is a beautiful part of Portugal,only 20 miles or so from Lisbon. Well worth a visit.

10. Ria de Aveiro

S/0 Rua do Doutor Barbosa de Magalhaes, Aveiro 3800-154 Portugal
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4.5 based on 2,044 reviews

Ria de Aveiro

Reviewed By Luisaviajantegourmet - Ilhavo, Portugal

It is small but an amazing view Aveiro River. You can ride a Moliceiro a traditional boat....see the town and the amazing buildings. Also the places were there used to be salt, that is a great view.

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