Pinhão Trip Overview
Sail a unique river in the heart of the oldest demarcated wine region in the world and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Depart Pinhão, passing under the Eiffel iron bridge, and head towards the Roncão area, where you will turn around to return to Pinhão.
Along the way, contemplate the terraced vineyard hills to the river, without passing national highways and encountering any traffic in sight. Although you will travel the same route back and forth, it will appear that you have traveled two separate paths, as the views provided and the landmarks you see are completely different. The traditional Rabelo boats have open and closed areas, so navigation will be totally comfortable in all types of weather all year round.
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* Duration: 1 hour
* Starts: Pinhão, Portugal
* Trip Category: Luxury & Special Occasions >> Luxury Tours
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What to Expect When Visiting Pinhão, Vila Real, Portugal
Sail a unique river in the heart of the oldest demarcated wine region in the world and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Depart Pinhão, passing under the Eiffel iron bridge, and head towards the Roncão area, where you will turn around to return to Pinhão.
Along the way, contemplate the terraced vineyard hills to the river, without passing national highways and encountering any traffic in sight. Although you will travel the same route back and forth, it will appear that you have traveled two separate paths, as the views provided and the landmarks you see are completely different. The traditional Rabelo boats have open and closed areas, so navigation will be totally comfortable in all types of weather all year round.
Itinerary
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Pass By: Douro River, Porto Portugal
Browse the Douro Demarcated Region. The world’s first demarcated wine region.
Pass By: Vale do Douro, Unnamed Road, 5085 Pinhão, Portugal
Sail along the entire tour between the terraced vineyards of the Douro valley. In a privileged region of the valley, without pedestrian access and without roads, it is only possible to observe its splendor from the river.
