Can you picture yourself perched on the edge of a hill, looking out over the lush green slopes of the Serra da Cabreira? Right before you is the Baloiçao de Agilde, affectionately nicknamed “Voar Alto”, or “Fly High,” a swing set high above the landscape. Imagine taking a seat, pushing off, and feeling the rush of wind as you soar high above the valley. The Baloiçao de Agilde is a unique tourist attraction in the municipality of Celorico de Basto, a small town known for its beautiful scenery. It’s a peaceful location, perfect for escaping the hustle and bustle of the city. It’s also a great spot for taking photos and sharing them with friends on social media. The Baloiçao de Agilde is located close to the Agilde football field. You can reach it with a short drive from the center of the town. Take a moment to relax in the fresh air, marvel at the views, and enjoy the unique experience this swing has to offer. Before heading to the Baloiçao de Agilde, be sure to check out the nearby attractions, all within walking distance. Take a hike in the surrounding hills, visit the charming Agilde Church, or explore the scenic trails around the River Tâmega. The area offers a lot to discover and guarantees a day filled with outdoor adventures in the heart of the Portuguese countryside. Don’t hesitate to add the ‘Fly High’ swing to your list of places to see in Portugal!
Baloiço de Agilde Voar Alto
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