Edition 53 - Wet wet wet
11.04.2022 • 24.04.2022
Discovering the region of Centro de Portugal through its wetlands can be a fascinating experience. This route crosses the most inspiring natural landscapes that strike us with their absolute uniqueness.
Edition 53 - Wet wet wet
Wet Wet Wet

Wet Wet Wet

Discovering the region of Centro de Portugal through its wetlands can be a fascinating experience. This route crosses the most inspiring natural landscapes that strike us with their absolute uniqueness. Dazzling ecosystems, beautiful fauna and flora species and above all, the importance of water for the balance and sustainability of our planet.
Óbidos Lagoon
Nature & Outdoors

Óbidos Lagoon

The wetland of Óbidos Lagoon is a fascinating natural system made of several complex ecological niches.
Natural Reserve of Paul do Boquilobo
Nature & Outdoors

Natural Reserve of Paul do Boquilobo

Situated on the left bank of Tagus River, the Natural Reserve of Paul do Boquilobo follows a section of Almonda river born in the Mountain of Serra de Aire e Candeeiros that flows to the right bank of Tagus. The Portuguese Central St. Jame’s Way connecting Lisbon to Santiago de Compostela crosses the very heart of Natural Reserve of Paul do Boquilobo.
Natural Reserve of Paul de Tornada
Nature & Outdoors

Natural Reserve of Paul de Tornada

Paul da Tornada Reserve, a freshwater wetland near Caldas da Rainha, fosters biodiversity, aids farming, and shelters various bird species.
Paul do Taipal

Paul do Taipal

The Special Protected Zone of Paul do Taipal, located on the plateau of Lower Mondego River in the council of Montemor-o-Velho, between Figueira da Foz and Coimbra, is a 233-ha wetland, divided in two different areas: a swampy area and an involving agricultural area.
Aveiro Lagoon

Aveiro Lagoon

The Aveiro Lagoon “Ria de Aveiro” is one of the most important wetlands in Portugal. From the Atlantic coast, through the dunes, salt-pans and reed bed areas up to the first woods you will discover different habitats with a rich and varied birdlife. The Lagoon has the status of Important Bird Area (IBA) and Special Protection Area (SPA).