Acolhedoras casas de madeiras com praia fluvial no Tejo, em santuário animal.
Max. 4 people per unit - Size 47 m2 - 1 bedroomProvided accommodation
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Accommodation description
“The houses were made with Nordic wood and their layout allows, even in the height of summer with 40º degrees, to open the windows and naturally cool the interior”, João Gouveia. Enjoy the view of the Tagus River in its splendor and countryside. You can also see the chimney of Central do Pego, without detracting from the natural landscape.
Accommodation type
Facilities accommodation
Safety amenities accommodation
No smoke detector
No first aid kit
No safety box
No carbon monoxide detector
No fire extinguisher
About the property
Facilities property
Surroundings
Activities nearby
Landscape
Secret tip
Try tree climbing and geocaching and join the olives campaign, which usually takes place in November. So far we have carried out seven olive campaigns, involving national and foreign visitors, with whom we share the experience, also visiting the mill and the iconic millenary olive tree of Mouchão, the oldest tree in Portugal, with 3350 years.
Property rules
Booking rules
- Check-in
after 16:00 - Check-out
before 12:00 - Arrival allowed on
Monday to Sunday - Departure allowed on
Monday to Sunday
Property rules
Events & parties allowed
Pets allowed
Not wheelchair accessible
It is not possible to have bonfires, for safety reasons. Preserve plants and space.
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JoaoJune 2022
Location
Abrantes, PortugalMeet João Gouveia
Your host 5.0"Colinas do Tejo", located in Cascalhos, parish of Mouriscas, on the right bank of the Tagus, about 9 km upstream from Abrantes, is the name of a small farm, forested with centenary olive trees, cork oaks, fig trees, citrus and horticultural and aromatic herbs, to which are added, on the private river beach, ash, lodão and willow trees. In addition to agriculture and forestry, without resorting to synthetic products, economic activities include the accommodation of visitors in wooden houses, camping and caravanning, the construction and reconstruction of traditional Tagus boats and kayaks, the organization of hikes, mountain biking and kayaking, tree climbing, bird and mammal observation, organization of events, study visits, "pedagogical trails" and actions to defend and conserve the natural heritage.