NAZARÉ
Nazaré, located on the central coast of Portugal, is one of the most famous fishing villages in the country, known for its seafaring traditions, beautiful beaches and, in recent years, for the impressive giant waves that attract surfers from all over the world.
Culture and Tradition: It maintains strong traditions linked to fishing. It is common to see the "seven skirts", the typical costume of Nazarene women, and fish being dried in the sun on the beach.
Stunning Landscapes: With impressive cliffs and panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, Nazaré offers unforgettable scenery.
Surfing and Giant Waves: The Nazaré Canyon, an underwater geological fault, creates some of the biggest waves in the world, attracting elite surfers and curious visitors
Forte de São Miguel Arcanjo
Perched on a cliff, this historic fort offers incredible sea views and is famous for being a great place to watch the giant waves. Inside, there are exhibitions about surfing in Nazaré.
Santuário de Nossa Senhora da Nazaré
An important pilgrimage site, linked to the legend of the apparition of the Virgin Mary to D. Fuas Roupinho. It is located in Sítio da Nazaré, one of the highest points in the village, accessible by the iconic funicular.
Mercado Municipal Da Nazaré
The Nazaré Municipal Market is one of the most traditional and vibrant spots in the village, and is an excellent place to get to know the local culture, especially the region's gastronomy and fresh produce.