The Condé Nast travel magazine has distinguished the best pedestrian paths: among the six best in the world is the “Rota Vincentina”.
The “Rota Vincentina” was considered one of the best in the world by the renowned travel magazine Condé Nast. Thus, the pedestrian paths of the Alentejo coast play a leading role on the most beautiful routes in the world.
Costa alentejana is oneof the best pedestrian routes in the world
The magazine advises this Portuguese trail for travelers who, besides enjoying time alone, enjoy the virgin nature little influenced by the man. This trail, which crosses a good part of the Vincentina coast, is integrated in the Natural Park of Southwest Alentejo.
According to the publication, this trail is more pleasant if run between September and November or between March and May. The Condé Nast also advises that the walks last an average of one to two weeks, so that the travelers can appreciate the native flora and fauna, the hidden corners of the tracks, visit the almost unknown beaches that are there, enjoy a unique landscape and practically in its pure state.
As it is not possible to camp in the protected area, the magazine advises that accommodation be done in the hotels and accommodation units in the regions of Cercal do Alentejo and Santiago do Cacém.
The other five pedestrian rails that have garnered the world's best title are:
Kalalau Trail (Hawaii)
Coastal path Causeway (Northern Ireland)
Cinque Terre (Italy)
Path of Lycia (Turkey)
Grand Ocean Drive (Australia)
Source: E-Konomista
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