Top Things to do in Santiago do Cacem
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Discover the best top things to do in Santiago do Cacem, Portugal including Alentour, Lagoa de Santo Andre, Badoca Safari Park, Mirobriga, Castelo de Santiago do Cacem.
Restaurants in Santiago do Cacem
1. Alentour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 24 reviews
Tourist guide Alentour we get to know the best of the Alentejo. We do offroad jeep, bike, canoe or hiking tours. Always with an experienced guide who show you the best spots, waterfalls, deserted beaches, the best local restaurants, wine producers, olive oil, tapestry, and local traditions and professions. We also do river and sea fishing,surfing,horse riding and much more ... We make personalized tours
2. Lagoa de Santo Andre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By leonardo_1964
The Lagoa de Santo André is totally separated from the ocean, except once a year in March for the renewal of the water. It is confortable to swim and even in August, this place is not crowded.
3. Badoca Safari Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 447 reviews
Reviewed By 5magda - Lisbon, Portugal
This was the 2nd time we visited badoka and in the 2nd this year we decided to do the safari VIP this week. Wowww! It was amazing to see so many animals and the beatifull girafes :) I will never forget this day! Our tour guide was Marcos and without him the experience would be diferent..he love is job and lives for this animals ..so much love and time this staff spends for them :) he explained and spoke about animals ( specially the girafes ) and we had 2 amazing hours. Obrigada Marcos for the sweet memories we bring back home !! Até breve
4. Mirobriga
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By jsdeathrider - Sao Bras de Alportel, Portugal
The site is not too big, but very well kept, with a temple that is partly reconstructed. Miróbriga is known since the sixteenth century and inhabited since at least the Iron Age. This agglomeration is distinguished by its forum; by housing and shopping area; the complex of bathhouses, one of the best preserved in peninsular territory, the sidewalks and hydraulic systems; the bridge and also by the hippodrome, single plant specimen known in Portugal
5. Castelo de Santiago do Cacem
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By maverickws - Lisbon, Portugal
The Castle is nice and you can go inside (it is now a cemitery) and walk around the walls and see the view, there’s also a garden on the outside which is very pleasant.
