Numerous activities can be done in the vicinity of Talasnal, the most beautiful of the schist villages in Portugal, whose accommodation you can book here.
Before defining what to do in Talasnal, it is worth bearing in mind that the weather in Talasnal is typical of a mountain region. Hot in the summer, cold, wet and rainy in the winter. In spring and autumn the weather is also rainy, except in the months closer to summer, when it is sunny and mild.
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» Talasnal walking route
» Talasnal river beach
» Serra da Lousa activities
Talasnal walking route
The walking routes that leave the schist village of Talasnal are made through the magnificent nature of the Serra da Lousã and its trees made up of cork oaks, chestnut trees, oaks and pine trees.
On the pedestrian paths in the Serra da Lousã it is possible to see deer, wild boar and roe deer and find beautiful river beaches with fresh and transparent water throughout the year.
It is important to be properly prepared for these medium difficulty walking routes. Not only with suitable footwear, but also with proper clothes depending on the season. In summer, water and sunscreen are mandatory. In winter, a windproof cover is recommended.
An interesting walking route is the Candal Talasnal, where it is not only possible to visit the schist village of Candal, but also to see the beautiful waterfall of Candal. Access to the Candal waterfall is not very easy, but it is well worth visiting this magnificent place hidden in the midst of the grandeur of the Lousã mountain range.
Another recommended route is the Talasnal Piodão. The distance of almost 100km is not recommended to be done on foot, and the visit to this majestic historic village stopped in time reveals the purity of the mountain landscape and a place stopped in time that served as a refuge for many who had to hide for political reasons.
Talasnal river beach
The Castanheira de Pêra Wave Pools, known as Praia das Rocas, is one of the main water attractions near the village of Talasnal, whose accommodation you can book here.
However, along the pedestrian paths of the Serra da Lousã it is possible to visit several river beaches around Talasnal.
The river beach of Bogueira, the river beach of Senhora da Graça and the river beach of Nossa Senhora da Piedade are the best known.
Beautiful place to visit, a wonderful space of nature, the river beach of Nossa Senhora da Piedade is surrounded by a beautiful landscape framed in a functional support infrastructure, with bar and restaurant.
This river beach, which, in the summer, has a lifeguard and access for people with reduced mobility, can be reached by car, with limited parking. On the river beach of Nossa Senhora da Piedade, there are public toilets, tables for meals and plenty of walking paths around to walk, including swings. The running water is clean, fresh and the place is very well maintained, perfect for a great family day out.
Located near the Castle of Lousã and the chapel of Nossa Senhora dos Aflitos, it has a walkway that descends to the various bathing places.
Serra da Lousa activities
For those who enjoy nature in its purest state, Serra da Lousã is the ideal green place to visit, and you can book here the best local accommodation in Aldeia de Xisto do Talasnal.
Go mountain biking downhill along the numerous trails, visit the various schist villages, observe and photograph animals such as corsicans, wild boars, deer and foxes, are some of the activities that you can do for free. It is also possible to walk for free on the various trails and walking routes that pass through Talasnal, Aldeia da Cerdeira, Aldeia da Aigra Velha, the Trevim swing and its stunning sunset.
Highlights for Fragas São Simão and Cabril do Ceira, perfect places for excellent photographs in their natural landscapes around translucent waters.
The villages that seem taken from medieval or epic films, their various nooks and crannies and hidden treasures, a sui generis castle and the fabulous waterfalls and natural pools are more than reasons to visit Serra da Lousã, where, in 2017, there were approximately three thousand animals. living in the wild in an area of over 100,000 hectares.
For additional information, book the Casa do Talasnal holiday home here, and we will be happy to customize your stay with us :)
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