Visit to Loocal

The salines of the Batalha area, on the left bank of the Sado River, are the ones that can still be observed today and that continue to tell the history of salt production that gave the name to the city (“Salacia”) since ancient times, including Roman times.

• Walk through medieval streets, castle and viewpoints over the Sado River. • Highlight for the Church of Santa Maria do Castelo and the old City Hall. • Local legends: stories of pirates and treasures hidden during the Mauritian occupation.

• Walk through the famous wooden pier, built with irregular stacks. • Mandatory photography: sunset, reflections in the water and unique structure. • The Guide explains the life of the fishermen and traditional techniques of building the bridge.

• Passage through pine trees and pine trees, observation of migratory birds such as flamingos, squirrels and beetles. • Narrative of the Guide on local agriculture and protected ecosystems.

• Villa tour, craft shops, art galleries and charming cafes. • Photography tips and history about the transformation of Comporta from a fisherman's Villa into a discrete luxury destination.