Zip Line from Spain to Portugal
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Zip Line from Spain to Portugal
We did this last week , great fun and at 17euros great value.On the day we did it users ranged from 14 to 75 years old.
On the Portuguese side Alcoutim is approx 30 mins from the end of the A22.
You catch the ferry across the river where a landrover takes up to the start of the line.
As part of the package your 1euro ferry charge is refunded .
We did not know how attractive this part of the border is and will certainly be returning and do the zip line again.
On the Portuguese side Alcoutim is approx 30 mins from the end of the A22.
You catch the ferry across the river where a landrover takes up to the start of the line.
As part of the package your 1euro ferry charge is refunded .
We did not know how attractive this part of the border is and will certainly be returning and do the zip line again.
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Re: Zip Line from Spain to Portugal
We did this last week , great fun and at 17euros great value.On the day we did it users ranged from 14 to 75 years old.
On the Portuguese side Alcoutim is approx 30 mins from the end of the A22.
You catch the ferry across the river where a landrover takes up to the start of the line.
As part of the package your 1euro ferry charge is refunded .
We did not know how attractive this part of the border is and will certainly be returning and do the zip line again.
On the Portuguese side Alcoutim is approx 30 mins from the end of the A22.
You catch the ferry across the river where a landrover takes up to the start of the line.
As part of the package your 1euro ferry charge is refunded .
We did not know how attractive this part of the border is and will certainly be returning and do the zip line again.
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Re: Zip Line from Spain to Portugal
If you drive up the Spanish side , the ferry price is included in the Zipwire fee. Although it is only a euro
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Re: Zip Line from Spain to Portugal
If you drive up the spanish side can you cross in a car or do you have to drive further up?
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Re: Zip Line from Spain to Portugal
The ferry at Sanlucar and Alcoutim is small Just on foot and cycles The nearest bridge is past Mertola
When we did the Zipwire, we drove to Sanlucar, did the wire and then had lunch in Alcoutim. Mainly because there are wider choice of restaurants in Alcoutim. Then we got the ferry back to the cars
Here is the website You can book on line
Tirolina transfronteriza espaƱa - portugal
When we did the Zipwire, we drove to Sanlucar, did the wire and then had lunch in Alcoutim. Mainly because there are wider choice of restaurants in Alcoutim. Then we got the ferry back to the cars
Here is the website You can book on line
Tirolina transfronteriza espaƱa - portugal
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Re: Zip Line from Spain to Portugal
Thanks, I've been and didn't think there was a crossing by car before Mertola.
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Re: Zip Line from Spain to Portugal
Remember that it is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, and will close for the winter around the end of November. They have a webpage called Limitezero, where you can book the trip, which should say when it happens.
I live in Sanlucar, and do it with our occasional visitors, I'm not quite sure if I've done it six times, or seven!
On a nice day, you can't beat the outside terrace at Bella's (Cafe O Soeira) for barbecued chicken, and a 4 euro carafe of wine, overlooking the river!
I live in Sanlucar, and do it with our occasional visitors, I'm not quite sure if I've done it six times, or seven!
On a nice day, you can't beat the outside terrace at Bella's (Cafe O Soeira) for barbecued chicken, and a 4 euro carafe of wine, overlooking the river!