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Wild Trails & Coastal Charms

7 Days 6 Nights

7-Day Portugal Adventure Tour Itinerary

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Dates: October 10 - October 17
Organized by: The One Adventure

A week of coastal trails, cliff jumps and swims, kayaking, cycling, and wine-country sunsets across Portugal’s Alentejo coast. Expect a friendly small-group vibe, a welcome barbecue hosted by our team, fresh seafood dinners most nights, and one free evening to explore on your own. The CEO of The One Adventure will personally participate in this trip, offering travelers a unique opportunity to connect with the visionary behind the company.

Highlights

Itinerary

  • Day
    01

    Arrival & Welcome Barbecue

    Arrival at Faro Airport, where we greet you and transfer to our countryside accommodation in Alentejo. After settling in, we come together for a relaxed welcome barbecue dinner prepared by our team — a warm start to the week, with good food and good company.

  • Day
    02

    Porto Covo Adventures

    We head to the charming coastal village of Porto Covo (around one hour’s drive). The morning is filled with cliff jumping and swimming in the clear Atlantic waters, followed by a visit to a traditional cork workshop. In the afternoon, we explore a scenic section of the Fishermen’s Trail and finish with a visit to the historic Forte de Nossa Senhora da Queimada.
    Evening seafood dinner featuring the best of the day’s fresh local catch.

  • Day
    03

    Almograve Trail & Costa Alentejana

    A full-day hike along the wild Atlantic coast from Almograve to Zambujeira do Mar. This stretch of the Costa Alentejana is known for its dramatic cliffs, hidden coves, and endless ocean views.
    The day closes with a seafood dinner highlighting regional flavors.

  • Day
    04

    Local Walks & Mountain Biking

    A slower-paced day exploring local trails near our base, with mountain biking or a walk to Santa Clara for those wanting more activity.
    Evening gathering for a relaxed seafood dinner with the group.

  • Day
    05

    Almograve to Milfontes & Kayak Experience

    We follow the coastline from Almograve to Milfontes, one of the most beautiful sections of this region. After the hike, enjoy a kayaking adventure and a refreshing swim in the river.
    Seafood dinner rounds off the day’s adventures.

  • Day
    06

    Excursion to Alferce & Silves

    We journey inland to discover the charming village of Alferce and the historic town of Silves. For those seeking a thrill, an optional skydiving experience is available nearby (weather permitting).
    explore local dining at your own pace or enjoy a quiet evening.

  • Day
    07

    Zambujeira to Odeceixe Trail & Wine Tasting

    A guided hike from Zambujeira to Odeceixe, one of the most breathtaking stretches of Portugal’s coastal trails. After the walk, we visit local wine shops to taste distinctive wines of the region.
    Farewell seafood dinner together, celebrating the week’s adventures.

  • Day
    08

    Departure

    Transfer to Faro Airport for your return flight, or take the train from Faro to Lisbon if you wish to extend your journey.

Cost Includes

  • Accommodation in carefully selected lodgings in the Alentejo region
  • All breakfasts and most dinners (except one free evening)
  • Welcome barbecue dinner prepared by our team
  • Guided hikes, mountain biking, and kayaking as per itinerary
  • Entry to listed cultural sites and wine tastings
  • Airport transfers from/to Faro Airport
  • All in-country transport as per the itinerary
  • Small group experience with personalised attention

Not Included

  • Flights to/from Portugal
  • One dinner (free evening)
  • Optional skydiving
  • Personal travel insurance
  • Personal expenses and tips

Extra Information

Fitness Level: Moderate. Coastal stages include sand, uneven paths, and some elevation.

Season/Weather: Mid‑October can be sunny with Atlantic breezes; pack layers and light rain protection.

Water Confidence: You should be comfortable in open water for cliff jumps/swims and kayaking (life vests provided).

What to Expect

A balanced week of hiking, water fun, and village culture: active days on the trail and river, unhurried evenings with fresh seafood and local wines, and one free night to do your own thing.

Accommodations

We use charming countryside bases and coastal guesthouses selected for comfort, character, and access to trails.

Group Size

Small group experience: 4–10 travelers for a friendly, personalised adventure.

Tour Leader

An experienced, multilingual tour leader manages daily logistics, safety, timing, and local insights — so you can focus on the trail, sea, and scenery.

Packing List

Essentials

  • Passport & travel documents (min. 6‑month validity)
  • Travel insurance (required) covering hiking & water activities
  • Credit/debit card + some cash (EUR)
  • Phone + charger/power bank; EU Type‑C plug adapter

Clothing

  • Lightweight, quick‑dry hiking layers (tops/shorts)
  • Warm layer (fleece/light sweater) for breezy evenings
  • Waterproof/windproof shell jacket
  • Casual outfit for dinners
  • Swimwear (2 sets) + compact towel
  • Sunhat/cap; buff/neck gaiter

Footwear

  • Broken‑in hiking shoes/boots with grip
  • Water shoes/sandals for kayaking & rocky shores
  • Casual sneakers for towns/evenings

Day Gear

  • Daypack (20–28L) with hip belt
  • Hydration: reusable bottles (carry 1–2L)
  • Sunscreen (high SPF) & SPF lip balm
  • Sunglasses (UV)
  • Lightweight bike gloves (for MTB comfort)
  • Waterproof phone case / small dry bag
  • Compact first‑aid/blister kit (we also carry group kit)
  • Headlamp or small torch

Optional Nice‑to‑Haves

  • Trekking poles (trail sections in sand can be tiring)
  • Quick‑dry laundry soap & a few pegs
  • Camera or action cam

Miscellaneous Items

Personal meds & any allergy treatments

Insect repellent (dusk by the river)

Reusable shopping bag for market stops

Compact picnic set (spork, cup) for trail breaks

Important Tips

Pack light, layer smart, and expect wind on exposed coastal sections.

Keep swimwear and a towel handy — water time happens often.

October daylight is shorter: a headlamp is practical for early/late starts.

Break in your hiking shoes before the trip to avoid blisters.

Disclaimer

Itinerary and activities may adjust due to weather, ocean conditions, or local factors. Any changes will keep the spirit and quality of the experience.

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