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Travel guide of Candal
22 km from Candal
Vale de Canas National Forest This is a space of high environmental quality, with great conditions for environmental education and awareness events, as well as the practice of sports, recreation and leisure.
23 km from Candal
The University of Coimbra is a Portuguese public university in Coimbra, Portugal. Being one of the oldest universities in continuous operation in the world, the oldest university of Portugal, and one of the country’s largest higher education and research institutions. The University of Coimbra has over 20 000 students, and hosts one of the largest communities of international students in Portugal, arguably being the most cosmopolitan Portuguese university. On 22 June 2013, UNESCO added the university to its World Heritage List.
56 km from Candal
The Convent of Christ is a former Roman Catholic convent in Tomar, Portugal. Originally a 12th-century Templar stronghold, when the order was dissolved in the 14th century the Portuguese branch was turned into the Knights of the Order of Christ, that later supported Portugal’s maritime discoveries of the 15th century.
58 km from Candal
Summit to Cântaro Gordo, Serra da Estrela - Portugal 2 days unsupported backpacking in Serra da Estrela
58 km from Candal
Have you ever found a place where time’s freeze? I was alone in Serra da Estrela looking for a place where I could shoot this “lake” from the top. 10:00 am. This photo was taken with my camera (Canon) standing on a tripod and with the help of the incorporated wi-fi. Just me alone standing there with this view. Breathtaking.
Experienced by Francisco T Santos
73 km from Candal
Typical Boat from Aveiro. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rresenden Bitcoin Donation: 1Fp1DnzC12PrDgPBCrVhvFY5aLf6GSWXmD Paypal Support: paypal.me/rresenden
78 km from Candal
Walking around after a day at the beach and no one around is just the perfect time to take a picture to the biggest lighthouse in Portugal
91 km from Candal
I took this photo off the coast of Nazare, Portugal, one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been to. These two seagulls were just relaxing on a rock overlooking the beach.
Experienced by Alexandra Kaschuta
101 km from Candal
Passadiços do Paiva. Surrounded by unique beauty of landscapes, in an authentic natural sanctuary along the brave waters downhills, quartz crystals and endangered species in Europe. Aveiro, Portugal.
104 km from Candal
The Medieval fortified village of Mãrvao is set up at great height over a rock surrounded by a Portuguese countryside landscape region of Alentejo, nearby the Spanish border. Mãrvao was an important stronghold in the defense of Portugal against Castilla, especially during the Portuguese Restoration War (17th century). However, in the 18th century went into decline and ceased to have an army, which allowed the preservation of many of its buildings of the 15th and 16th centuries. + INFO: https://www.portugaltravel.org/marvao
122 km from Candal
The swimming pool in our hotel in Cela, Portugal. The hotel was called Vale d’Azenha and is located on the silver coast in Portugal.
Experienced by Pieter Claerhout
122 km from Candal
Between the houses, you find narrow streets, full of life. In the middle you have Rio Douro, and in the other side, Gaia. Porto is one of the most beautiful cities in Portugal. Full of diversity and life. Hey, buy me a Coffee :) Paypal Support: paypal.me/rresenden Bitcoin Donation: 1Fp1DnzC12PrDgPBCrVhvFY5aLf6GSWXmD Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rresenden
126 km from Candal
This place is very famous in Oporto . A lot of people tend to come here to take sunset pictures . So i dicided to take a pecture actually a longexposure capturing the moment they try to escape the waves .
Experienced by Pedro Saraiva
142 km from Candal
torres vedras, portugal, lisbon, crops, nature, horizon, plain, clouds, sky, tourism, panorama, portuguese, field, agriculture, green, planting, ecological, wheat, harvest, cereals, summer, fields, grass
160 km from Candal
From land the ocean seems glossy and hard to see through. That is due to refraction and all the particles that block your sight from the ocean floor. From top, this distance is at its minimum, and the ocean floor just shows like a painting unveiling every rock, every grain of sand, every detail. I love it.
162 km from Candal
Abstract patterns of waves, rolling in from the cold Atlantic ocean and about to hit the rough coast of Portugal.
162 km from Candal
On the way back to my residence from a morning of surfing at the beach of Matadouro I had to capture the quietness of the streets in Ericeira. Whilst mornings are busy with cars rushing through the narrow alleys and evenings lively and filled with talk and laughter, the hours around noon display the town as sleepy and peaceful, as if resting under the midday sun.
162 km from Candal
Waves flushing through a straight limestone crack on the coast of Ericeira, Portugal. Mind-blowing what billions of waves over millions of years can do to solid rock.
162 km from Candal
Lonely rock off the west coast of Portugal, wrapped in waves and cold water of the Atlantic ocean.
162 km from Candal
Cold water of the Atlantic ocean blends with warm rocks of Portugal’s rugged west coast during the last light of the day.