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Wake up and sleep into nature

It´s a camping park in mountains, nice for people who like to being in nature alone, or with... read more

Reviewed 23 August 2017
anacorreiaalves
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Lisbon, Portugal
A bio haven in the Mountains

Bioparque is s very nice place to camp or simply to spend a day in the pool or doung the... read more

Reviewed 13 September 2015
ruis973
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Lisbon, Portugal
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Reviewed 30 July 2011

I’ve recently gone on a trip with some friends and colleagues to the Bioparque (natural park) of Pisão, Carvalhais, in S. Pedro do Sul, Portugal. When I got there, I thought I was in heaven. It’s a wonderful place not only for its lovely mountain scenery (Serra da Arada), varied fauna and flora species, but also for its peculiar watermills and waterway system (aqueducts) - the water runs along on either carved tree logs or on stones down to the little mill houses. You can visit the mills down the hill, get inside and see them working. As there is plenty of water all over the mountain, you can see nice crystal clear water pools, waterfalls and cascades splashing everywhere and you feel like jumping into the water for some refreshing time. I wondered why I haven’t been to that place before!
There’s a big swimming pool, a bar and a good restaurant (S. Tiago) where we tried some of the best typical Portuguese dishes. There’s a great variety of outdoor activities you can do in the nature like swimming, trekking, rappel, treasure hunt, traditional games, bow and arrow, mountain climbing, BTT, paintball or treetop walking. We also tasted some homemade maize flour cake (broa) and the typical honey of the region all washed down with a sweet refreshing Champaign sangria drink. Really awesome!

Date of experience: July 2011
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Reviewed 15 April 2023
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Date of experience: March 2023
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Reviewed 6 October 2022 via mobile
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Date of experience: October 2022
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Reviewed 25 August 2022 via mobile
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Date of experience: August 2022
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Reviewed 29 July 2022 via mobile
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Date of experience: July 2022
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