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Faia Brava Reserve 18.8 Explore Douro Internacional 17.8 Explore Estrela Mountain 14.5 Explore Tejo Internacional 21.1 Explore Alvão Mountain 15.3 Explore Malcata Mountain 15.6 Explore Mondego Estuary 16.8 Explore
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Red Deer (Cervus elaphus)

Deer Watching at Tejo Internacional

DATAS: 8 and 9 of September

      Tejo Internacional Natural Park covers the international stretch of the biggest Iberian river. With its main tributaries, the Aravil, Erges and Pônsul rivers correspond to an area of ​​more than 26,450 hectares. The Mediterranean forest cover of this territory is formed mainly by cork oaks and holm oaks woods and scrub of rosemary and stems. In addition, it represents an important nesting area for some of the most endangered bird species such as the Bonelli’s Eagle (Aquila fasciata), the Iberian Imperial Eagle (Aquila adalberti), the Black Stork (Ciconia nigra), the Egyptian Vulture (Neophron percnopterus) and the Black Vulture (Aegypius monachus). This Natural Park houses an important community of deer (Cervus elaphus) that can be observed throughout the year, mainly during the breeding period, which is designated by “roar”. On an all-terrain safari, with some forays on foot, we will try to observe these magnificent wild animals in their natural habitat.

        Duration: 1/2 day.

          Type: mix (walking and 4×4 vehicle).

            Price per person: 35,00 €

              Groups from 4 to 6 participants. For other conditions please contact us.

                Must add 23% VAT.

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                Zêzere Glacier Valley - Estrela Mountain

                Zêzere Glacier Valley

                Summer image of the Zêzere Glacier Valley About 30,000 years ago, the appearance of this location was considerably different. Provided by the strict Wurm climate, Estrela Mountain reached its glacier peak in the highest altitudes. The mass of ice that carved and covered the Zêzere Valley surpassed 300 meters thickness. This one was fed by [...]
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