Embark on a private, 4-hour tour to uncover the unique charm of Aveiro, often hailed as the "Portuguese Venice." This mesmerizing city captivates with its sparkling canals and the delectable local delicacy, Ovos Moles.

Step aboard a Moliceiro, the traditional boat that glides gracefully along the Ria de Aveiro, for a 45-minute ride. This is the perfect way to witness Aveiro’s most stunning views, including its exquisite Art Nouveau architecture lining the waterways. Ready your camera to capture the breathtaking beauty and distinctive allure that Aveiro has to offer.

Prepare to be captivated by the vibrant spirit of Costa Nova and its array of brightly colored houses, adding to the fairy-tale ambiance of your Aveiro adventure.

Opt for this private tour designed to provide undivided attention to your group, ensuring that you soak in every detail of these magical places.

Included:

• Driver/guide
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Transport by air-conditioned minivan
• Traditional "Moliceiro" boat ride
• Porto City Walking Tour (available from the day after your experience)

Itinerary:

• Your expert guide will pick you up from your hotel, accommodation, or meeting point and drive you to Aveiro and Costa Nova. Along the way, the guide will share fascinating insights into Portuguese history, its cultural evolution, and significant aspects of its heritage.
• The first stop is Costa Nova do Prado beach, more commonly known as Costa Nova. The most iconic feature of Costa Nova is the colorful line of wooden huts along the coast road, painted in bright stripes alternating with white. Originally built by fishermen as storage for their equipment, these huts have since been transformed into charming holiday homes.
• Next, enjoy a scenic cruise through Aveiro's stunning canals aboard a traditional Moliceiro boat. Relax and take in the beautiful landscape as you glide through the water. These boats, once used to harvest seagrass from the lagoon, now offer a serene way to explore the city’s waterways.
• Aveiro, at the center of the Ria, sits on a vast lagoon where the freshwater of the River Vouga meets the sea. The city is crisscrossed by canals, often called "streets of water," where the brightly painted Moliceiro boats glide gracefully. Founded during the time of Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius, Aveiro has grown into one of the most captivating cities on Portugal’s coast. As you explore, discover the rich history of this enchanting city and indulge in its famous traditional pastry, "Ovos Moles."