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North West Portugal includes the following districts: 
Cávado : Grande Porto : Minho-Lima : Tâmega : Ave 

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Sunset in Caminha, North West PortugalThe North West of Portugal is full of charming, quaint towns and villagesVineyard overlooking the River Douro in north west PortugalAutumn colours in a vineyard in North West Portugal

The River Douro, North West PortugalBasílica de Santa Luzia, Viana do Castelo, North West PortugalA long, sandy beach in North West Portugal at duskTraditional architectural details in North West Portugal

 

The Climate in North West Portugal

North West Portugal enjoys a mild climate – in winter the average temperature is 9°C/49ºF and in the summer the maximum temperature is about 25-28ºC/77-82ºF. 

Average values
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
max day temperature  °C
14
14
16
18
20
23
25
25
24
21
17
14
min night temperature ° C
5
6
7
8
11
13
15
15
14
12
8
6
daily hours of sunshine
4
5
6
7
9
9
10
10
8
6
5
4
 daily hours of daylight
10
11
12
13
14
15
15
14
12
11
10
9
sea temperature
14
14
14
14
15
17
18
19
18
17
16
15

 

About North West Portugal

North West PortugalPortugal seeps history and it was here in Northern Portugal that their first king, Dom Afonso Henriques, was born in the beginning of the 12th century.  Evidence of Portugal’s past can be found throughout this region.   Porto (Oporto) is Portugal’s second largest city and the heart of Portugal’s industry; and the North West remains one of the wealthiest regions of the country.  Throughout the region spectacular mansions lay testament to this region’s prosperity. 

The river Douro has always been important trading route to the rest of the world and, in the 15th century this is where Portuguese sailors – who were the first to circumnavigate the world - began their exploration travels.  From Porto, there are a number of river cruises along the river Douro as it meanders through the lush countryside (the reason why this region is known as the Costa Verde (Green Coast)).  North West Portugal has the perfect climate for growing grapes and the area produces excellent wines: from light vinhos verdes, through rich full-bodied reds and, of course, Port.  Many of the Port producers offer tours providing an opportunity to taste the different varieties.    

The landscape is a picturesque combination of rivers, waterfalls, vineyards and farmland interspersed with ancient monuments, prosperous towns, quaintly charming towns and villages – linked by quiet roads with breathtaking views. Nature lovers must add the Peneda-Gerês National Park into their itinerary.  The unspoiled and sometimes rugged coastline has beautiful beaches, charming holiday resorts and busy, traditional fishing towns providing fantastic seafood to the region. 

As well as the local seafood, specialities of North West Portugal's cuisine include: "caldo verde", duck with rice, cod and pork fillets ("rojões").   Those with a sweet tooth should try the rich and varied pastries traditionally baked by nuns such as: S. Gonçalo and papos de anjo (angel tummies); or doce de travessa; arroz doce (sweet rice) and aletria;  pão de ló and the pastries based on egg yolk/almond paste.

Traditional handicrafts in North West Portugal include: 

  • Embroideries, linen, tapestries and textiles 
  • Jewellery and filigree
  • Ceramics and pottery
  • Wood, leather, copper, tin, wrought iron, wicker and osier. 

A vineyard in north west PortugalThe River Douro nearing the sea in Porto, Portugal The coastline near Viana do Castelo in north west PortugalNorth west Portugal has many ancient bridges 

  
   
  
Towns and Villages in North West Portugal
 

 

ARCOS DE VALDEVEZ

Arcos de Valdevez, North West PortugalArcos de Valdevez, North West PortugalArcos de Valdevez, North West PortugalArcos de Valdevez, North West Portugal

This ancient and historic town is set in the heart of the High Minho region, close to the banks of the river Vez, at the foot of the Peneda mountain. This castle town is home to Nossa Senhora da Lapa - an impressive baroque church built in 1767.

Typical local cuisine includes roast veal and "cozido à portuguesa" (a rich meat stew with sausages and vegetables).

Nearby is the Peneda-Gerês National Park – one of Portugal’s most lovely areas of unspoiled scenery with charming villages.

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Facilities include:

  • Restaurants
  • Cafés
  • Bars
  • Shops
  • Banks

Approximate Driving Times to Portuguese Airports:

  • Porto -  1 hour 5 minutes
  • Lisbon - 3 hours 40 minutes
  • Faro - 50 hours 50 minutes

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BRAGA
 
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Founded by the Celts in 300 BC, this town became an Roman administrative centre called “Bracara Augusta” in 27 BC.  Today Braga, as it is now known, combines a historic religious importance with 21st century commercial and industrial prosperity.
 
Worth visiting are: the Cathedral (dating from the 12th-18th centuries); the Treasury and Sacred Art Museum; the Museum at the Biscainhos Palace; the Dom Diogo de Sousa Museum; the churches of Misericórdia, Pópulo and of Nossa Senhora Branca.  There are several other sites of historical interest within just a few kilometres of the town.
 
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Facilities include:
  • Shops
  • Supermarkets
  • Market
  • Restaurants
  • Cafés
  • Bars
  • Banks
  • Post Office
  • Health care
Approximate Driving Times to Portuguese Airports:
  • Porto - 40 minutes
  • Lisbon - 3 hours 15 minutes
  • Faro - 5 hours 30 minutes 
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CAMINHA
 
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Set at the mouth of the river Minho and facing Spain, Caminha was once an important river port.  The fortressed town is almost surrounded by water and part of its charm and attraction is that its architecture bears testament to its long history: from the 15th century clock overlooking the main square and the 15th century mansion of Solar dos Pitas; through ancient manor houses, and mediaeval defensive walls; to Gothic churches and Renaissance fountains.
 
There is a lovely town square with a central fountain which is a great venue to have a coffee .... or lunch.
 
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Facilities include:
 
  • shops
  • cafés
  • bars
  • restaurants
  • nightclubs
  • banks
Approximate Driving Times from Portuguese Airports:
  • Porto - 56 minutes
  • Lisbon - 3 hours 45 minutes 
  • Faro - 6 hours
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ESPOSENDE
 
Esposende, North West PortugalEsposende, North West PortugalEsposende, North West PortugalEsposende, North West Portugal
 
The county of Esposende has some of Portugal's loveliest beaches and clear blue sea - in places the sandy beaches extend up to about 18 kms (11 miles).   It starts with the beach of Apúlia where there is soft sand, large dunes and a number of traditional windmills - and stretches onto Ofir-Fão, where pine woods frame the beautiful sandy beach.

The actual town of Esposende is surrounded by pine wood and is close to estuary of the River Cávado.  It has some lovely historic houses, large squares, interesting churches and a ruined castle.

Specialities of the local cuisine include:  roast rock-bass, grey mullet, flounder and shellfish; roast pork and sarrabulho (a dish made from pig's blood) - and all should be eaten with the local vinho verde (green wine)!

Traditional handicrafts include:  basketry; rag quilts; stoneworks; and shell work.
 
Facilities include:
 
  • Restaurants
  • Cafés
  • Bars
  • Shops
  • Banks
  • Post Office

Approximate Driving Times from Portuguese Airports:

  • Porto - 30 minutes
  • Lisbon - 3 hours 15 minutes
  • Faro - 5 hours 30 minutes

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PONTE DA BARCA
 
 
Ponte da Barca, North West PortugalPonte da Barca, North West PortugalPonte da Barca, North West PortugalPonte da Barca, North West Portugal 
 
 
This is pretty riverside town derives its name from the arched bridge, dating from 1543, that crosses the River Lima.
 
There is an old belief that an expectant mother should ask the first person, who crosses the bridge after midnight, to safeguard her unborn child by “baptising” her “bump” with water from the river.
 
To the east of the bridge lies the old town centre which has a lovely 15th century Parish Church set in the main square; mansions dating from the 16th and 17th centuries, and lovely parks along the river.   
 
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Facilities include:
  • Restaurants
  • Bars
  • Cafés
  • Shops
  • A large market held every Tuesday
  • Bus services to Ponte de Lima, Braga and Viana do Castelo
Approximate Driving Times from Portuguese Airports:
  • Porto - 1 hour 
  • Lisbon - 3 hours 40 minutes 
  • Faro - 5 hours 50 minutes
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 PONTE DE LIMA
 
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Ponte de Lima is one of the prettiest towns in the region.  The town is approached by crossing an impressive bridge (with 24 arches, 4 of which (on the south bank) are of its original roman construction) – and this bridge gives the town its name.  Worth seeing is the Parish Church, built in 1425  and  restored and enlarged during the reigns of King Duarte and King Alfonso VI.  

 
Facilities include: 
  • Restaurants
  • Bars
  • Cafés
  • Shops
  • Pedestrianised areas
  • Town square with cafés
  • Supermarkets
  • Banks
  • Market - held fortnightly on a Monday
  • Health care
  • Bus service
  • Golf
  • River beaches
  • Open air swimming pool
  • Gardens
  • Nautical club where canoes can be hired
  • Riding school
  • Nearby:
    • fish farm where visitors are lent rods and tackle and can catch their own supper.
    • hang gliding
 Approximate Driving Times from Portuguese Airports:
  • Porto - 50 minutes
  • Lisbon - 3 hours 30 minutes
  • Faro - 5 hours 40 minutes 
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PÓVOA DE LANHOSA
 
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The town is dominated by a castle built on a huge rock – it is believed that there has been a building on this site for over 2,000 years.  The castle is now a ruin which has a tragic history.  One particularly macabre incident tells the story of a former owner, Rodrigo Gonçalves Pereira, who upon discovering his wife’s infidelity set fire to the interior of the castle burning all the people, including his wife, and the livestock.  To the west of this town is the 11th century Benedictine Mosteiro de Tibães which was rebuilt in the 19th century.
 
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Facilities include:
  • Restaurants
  • Bars
  • Cafés
  • Shops
  • Outdoor swimming pool
Approximate Driving Times from Portuguese Airports:
  • Porto - 55 minutes
  • Lisbon - 3 hours 30 minutes
  • Faro - 5 hours 45 minutes
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PÓVOA DE VARZIM
 
Fresh produce in the market at Povoa de Varzim, North West PortugalPovoa de Varzim, North West PortugalPovoa de Varzim, North West PortugalThe beach at Povoa de Varzim, North West Portugal
 
Póvoa de Varzim successfully combines a traditional fishing town with a seaside resort (the latter a favoured destination of the Portuguese). The busy harbour is guarded by a small fort and, unsurprisingly, the local food features plenty of fresh fish and seafood!

The port and pretty fishermen’s quarter lies at one end of the town where you can see brightly-painted boats and women mending fishing nets. The town has a wide, sandy beach which is ideal for bathing, surfing and most other kinds of water sports.  At the other end of town is the seaside resort with:
  • beach-side cafés
  • water slides
  • discotheques
  • bars
  • restaurants
  • tennis courts
  • casino

Other facilities include:

  • indoor fresh fish & produce market
  • shops
  • banks
  • post office

 Approximate driving time from Portuguese Airports:

  • Porto - 20 minutes
  • Lisbon - 3 hours 15 minutes
  • Faro - 5 hours 20 minutes

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VIANA DO CASTELO
 
Viana do Castelo, North West PortugalViana do Castelo, North West PortugalViana do Castelo, North West Portugal Viana do Castelo, North West Portugal
 
Sitting on the northern bank of estuary of the River Lima, Viana do Castelo is particularly well-known for its handicrafts, colourful regional costumes, Summer festival and cuisine.
 
The Sanctuary of Santa Luzia dominates the town and commands outstanding views - not only of the town but also the river and the sea beyond.  Places of historical interest include: the mother-church and the ancient Paços do Concelho (both Gothic); Casa da Misericórdia (Renaissance); the medieval Casa dos Arcos; the Convent of Santa Ana (16th century); and the Regional Museum.
 
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Facilities include:
  • Restaurants
  • Bars
  • Cafés
  • Shopping Mall
  • Supermarkets
  • Railway station with links to Porto and the south
  • Summer festival
  • Hospital
  • Nearby beaches
Approximate Driving Times from Portuguese Airports:
  • Porto - 1 hour 15 minutes
  • Lisbon - 3 hours 30 minutes
  • Faro - 5 hours 38 minutes
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VILA PRAIA DE ANCORA
 
The beach at Vila Praia de Ancora, North West PortugalFishing boats near the fortified harbour at Vila Praia de Ancora, North West PortugalVila Praia de Ancora, North West PortugalA view across to Vila Praia de Ancora, North West Portugal
 
During the summer, the small fishing village of Vila Praia de Âncora becomes a popular beach resort.  Fishing boats still use its little, fortified harbour where the narrow entrance is lit to guide the boats home. 
 
Historically, Vila Praia de Âncora was an important point on the pilgrim route to Santiago in north-west Spain. On the old beach path stands the tiny chapel of Santo Isidoro, which features a 17th century granite altarpiece and a front porch designed to provide shelter from bad weather.
 
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Facilities include:
  • Medical Centre
  • Dentists
  • Chemists
  • Excellent shopping facilities including
    • Supermarket
    • Butchers
    • Bakers
    • Fish Market
    • Market
  • Cinema
  • Cafés
  • Bars
  • Restaurants
  • Banks
  • Bus services to Viana do Castelo
  • Train service to Porto and north to Spain
Approximate Driving Times from Portuguese Airports:
  • Porto - 50 minutes
  • Lisbon - 3 hours 40 minutes
  • Faro - 5 hours 50 minutes 
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PORTO
 
Porto, North West PortugalPorto, North West PortugalLooking across the river Douro to Porto, North West PortugalPorto, North West Portugal 
 
 
Arguably one of the most beautiful of Portugal’s cities, Porto is Portugal’s second largest city and the country’s commercial and business centre.  Situated on the estuary of the Douro River and very close to the Atlantic Ocean, it comprises 5 distinct areas:  Porto, Gaia, Maia, Matosinhos and Gondomar. 
 
Porto has a rich cultural and social life, and, as a result of its reputation for vibrancy, honesty and integrity of its businesses it is known as the “City of Work”.  One of its most famous exports is Port Wine which comes from Douro Valley, 100 kms east of the city.
 
UNESCO classified as “World Heritage” the mediaeval area of the within the 14th century Roman wall.  Here are the oldest buildings in the city, charming streets and pleasant public areas – all overlooked by a 12th/13th century Cathedral, which sits on a hill. 
 
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Facilities include:
  • Shops
  • Supermarkets
  • Banks
  • Post Offices
  • Restaurants
  • Cafés
  • Bars
  • Nightclubs
  • Railway Station
  • Bus Services
  • International Airport
Activities include:
  • golf
  • beaches
  • boat tours up the River Douro
  • Oporto International Film Festival – specialising fantasy and sci-fi films
Approximate Driving Time from Portuguese Airports:
  • Porto - 20 minutes
  • Lisbon - 2 hours 50 minutes 
  • Faro - 5 hours
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 FOZ DO DOURO
 
The beach and promenade at Foz do Douro, North West PortugalThe beach at Foz do Douro, North West PortugalFoz do Douro, North West PortugalThe promenade, Foz do Douro, North West Portugal
 
One of Porto's most prestigious areas, Foz do Douro has lovely views of the city and is a very popular beach resort with palm fringed beaches and lovely views of the coast from the harbour lit breakwater. 
Facilities include:
  • Restaurants     
  • Bars  
  • Cafés  
  • Shops  
  • Supermarkets     
  • Banks   
  • Daily Market
  • Health care 
  • Bus service
  • British School
  • Beach
  • City park with:
    • lakes
    • ponds

Approximate Driving Times to Portuguese Airports:

  • Porto - 20 minutes
  • Lisbon - 2 hours 50 minutes
  • Faro - 5 hours
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MATOSINHOS
 
 Matosinhos, North West PortugalThe beach at Matosinhos, North West PortugalMatosinhos, North West PortugalMatosinhos, North West Portugal
 
Matosinhos is famous for its large port, beaches, and high-quality fish and seafood restaurants.  It is situated on the north bank of the River Leça, in the northern suburbs of Oporto.  

Beyond the port and situated on a hill close is the 18th century church of Bom Jesus (also known as the Igreja do Senhor de Matosinhos) which has a wooden statue of Christ on the cross.  Legend has it that this statue was washed up on the beach in the 10th century – but it was missing an arm - 50 years after its discovery, an old woman looking for firewood found the wooden arm and took it to the shrine, where it miraculously attached to the statue.
 
Facilities include:
 
  • Restaurants       
  • Bars       
  • Cafés                  
  • Shops      
  • Supermarkets         
  • Banks          
  • Daily Market               
  • Health care   
  • Bus services
  • Beach                                    
  • Surfing      
Approximate Driving Times to Portuguese Airports:
  • Porto - 10 minutes
  • Lisbon - 2 hours 50 minutes
  • Faro -  5 hours
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VILA DO CONDE
 
Looking across to the beach at Vila do Conde, North West PortugalVila do Conde, North West PortugalVila do Conde, North West PortugalVila do Conde, North West Portugal 
 
 
This town’s origins are of an ancient medieval shipyard.  Full of history, the town is famous for its lace.
 
Facilities include:
 
  • Restaurants
  • Bars
  • Cafés             
  • Shops 
  • Supermarkets    
  • Banks  
  • Market  - held every Friday
  • Health care  
  • Public transport - easy access to the Metro and Bus services
Approximate Driving times from Portuguese Airports:
  • Porto - 20 minutes
  • Lisbon - 3 hours, 10 minutes
  • Faro - 5 hours, 50 minutes
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MAIA
 
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Once know as "the Land of Maia", that stretched between the Douro and Ave rivers, Maia was instrumental in the foundation of Portugal as a nation.  There is still evidence of Maia’s history, including the Roman bridge over the River Leça, the Quinta dos Cónegos (an estate once used by the bishops of Oporto), numerous Churches, the former convent & monastery at Moreira da Maia and the statues in the Maia Gardens.
 
Local handicrafts include:
  • embroideries
  • ceramics & pottery
  • wood carving
  • leather work
  • tin & ironwork
 
Local cuisine includes specialities such as:
  • roast cod
  • sardines in vinegar sauce
  • roast kid
  • cozido à portuguesa (a variety of sausages, meat and vegetables)
  • and local vinho verde (white wine).
Facilities include:
  • Restaurants
  • Bars
  • Cafés
  • Shops
  • Supermarkets
  • Banks
  • Health care
  • Public transport (bus services and metro)
  • Maia Zoo 
Approximate Driving times from Portuguese Airports:
  • Porto - 15 minutes
  • Lisbon - 2 hours 22 minutes
  • Faro - 5 hours
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Golf in North West Portugal 
 

North West Golf Course

 Location

Estela Golf Club 

Estela 

Oporto Golf Club

Espinho 

Ponte de Lima

Ponte de Lima

Quinta da Barca

Esposende
 
 
 
ESTELA GOLF CLUB
 
Estela Golf Club, Oporto, Portugal Estela Golf Club, Oporto, North WestEstela Golf Club, Oporto, North WestEstela Golf Club, Oporto, North West

Estela Golf Course
Holes
18
Par
72
Length
6,017 m
Driving Range
YES
Putting Green
YES
Restaurant
YES
Bar
YES

This course is a links course built on a three kilometre stretch of sand dunes with lovely Atlantic views and earned its reputation whilst hosting two events in the European Professionals' Circuit.
 
Only about 15 minutes from Porto's Francisco Sa Carneiro International Airport, the Estela course was inaugurated in January 1989. It was designed by the Portuguese architect Duarte Sottomayor to follow the tradition of typical Scottish links courses.
There are two large lakes that not only enhance the beauty of the course, but also become quite challenging when the wind is blowing. Inaccurate drives will be punished by landing in the sand-dunes and on almost every occasion a ball lands off the fairway, there is little chance of reaching the green with the second shot.  

  

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OPORTO GOLF CLUB

Oporto Golf Club, Oporto, North West PortugalOporto Golf Club, Oporto, North West PortugalOporto Golf Club, Oporto, North West PortugalOporto Golf Club, Porto, North West Portugal

 
Oporto Golf Club
Holes
18
Chipping
NO
Par
71
Caddies
YES
Length
5,599 m
Buggies
YES
Driving Range
YES
Trolleys
YES
Putting Green
YES
Shop
YES
Restaurant
YES
Professional
YES
Golf Clubs
YES
Golf Balls
YES

Situated 17 kms to the south of Porto, beside the beautiful beaches of Espinho this is the second oldest golf course in Continental Europe (Pan in France is older).   Established in 1890, by British residents in Porto, it is a “traditional” club.

Designed by Francisco Javier Olazabal this is an authentic Links Course, it is relatively short and has narrow fairways which are the main obstacles, beginning with a difficult Par 4.   Perhaps the most challenging holes are number 11, a Par 5 of 494 m and number 4, which is considered to be the most difficult on the course.   As if to balance the difficulties, each of the course's two halves concludes with a very accessible Par 5 hole, providing some exciting endings for competitions. 
 
 
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PONTE DE LIMA GOLF COURSE
 
Ponte de Lima Golf Course, North West PortugalPonte de Lima Golf Course, North West PortugalPonte de Lima Golf Course, North West PortugalPonte de Lima Golf Course, North West Portugal

Ponte de Lima Golf Course
Holes
18
Chipping
NO
Par
71
Caddies
YES
Length
6,095 m
Buggies
YES
Driving Range
YES
Trolleys
YES
Putting Green
YES
Shop
YES
Restaurant
YES
Professional
YES
Golf Clubs
YES
Golf Balls
YES

This course located in the foothills of Madalena, and is a typical mountain course, covering six kilometres.  Designed by Jean Pierre Porcher, it was inaugurated in 1995. 

The first nine holes are surrounded by age-old trees and lead through a ravine, to the Quinta do Anquião, where holes 1, 2, 8 and 9 have wonderful views over the Lima valley and the town of Viana do Castelo, which is about 20 kilometres away.  Hole 3 (par 5), at 622 meters, is the longest one in Portugal and one of the longest in Europe; hole 8's tee (Par 3) is situated higher, allowing one to attack directly the green below.  The next nine holes are sited in the Quinta de Pias valley and surrounded by  vines, cornfields and fruit trees.  The facilities at this club include Tennis Courts and a Sauna.
  
 
 
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QUINTA DA BARCA
 
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Holes
9
Chipping
YES
Par
31
Caddies
NO
Length
2,012 m
Buggies
NO
Driving Range
YES
Trolleys
YES
Putting Green
YES
Shop
YES
Restaurant
YES
Professional
YES
Golf Clubs
YES
Golf Balls
YES
Quinta da Barca Golf Course forms part of a tourist/residential development with a freshwater marina set on the banks of the river Cavado, in Barca do Lago, about 7 km from Esposende. The undulating landscape has plenty of trees, three lakes and pleasant views across the river.

This is a 9-hole course, designed by Jorge Santana de Silva, with well-placed bunkers and water hazards to challenge most players – whilst still being suitable for the novice golfer. An 18-hole round can be played using different tees. It has six Par 3 holes and three Par 4s for a Par 31 over 4,024 metres.
The course starts off with holes 1-4 in a tree covered area. The fairways for hole 5 cut through the pine forest. The remaining holes are set in more open landscape, near the Cavado river. The longest hole is number 3 totalling 339 metres.

The club also has a swimming pool and tennis courts.
 
 
 
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