Peneda-Gerês National Park located in northern Portugal treats visitors to untouched nature in its purest form. Hike and walk through the park to discover its array of landscapes. Granite mountains, forests, lagoons and waterfalls will leave you lost for words. These diverse habitats are home to vast amounts of fauna and flora as well as wildlife. There’s a good chance you’ll spot anything from deer and wolves to golden eagles.

The National Park is bursting with nature trails you can explore – don’t miss out on the famous Pedra Bela viewpoint and the Tahiti waterfall. Beyond its natural attractions, Peneda-Gerês is also a place of cultural significance with ancient villages and traditions that are still practised by the locals. Worthwhile stops include Soajo, the castle ruins at Castro Laboreiro and you can even bathe in thermal waters at Termas do Gerês.