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Discover the best top things to do in Troia, Portugal including Troia Bay - rent a sail, Sado Emotion, Troia Beach, Praia Atlantica de Soltroia, Praia Bico das Lulas, Roman Ruins of Troia.
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1. Troia Bay - rent a sail
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
In a Private boat charter, mostly sailing - "Make our boat your's" Troia Bay has the mission of providing the means capable of discovering and enjoying the heritage of the Sado Estuary between Setúbal - Troia - Arrábida, in one of the Most Beautiful Bays in the World. Values for Nature are intrinsic in the multiplicity of experiences that the Troia Bay provides between the Sun, the Beach, the Sailing, the Fauna and the pure fun.
2. Sado Emotion
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5.0 based on 226 reviews
In the bossom of a family that has been connected to the sea for various years, Sado Emotion was born – a company that allies the experience of maritime navegation to the dynamics of a young and innovative team. Sado Emotion assumes the role of appreciation and promotion of Setúbal’s Bay and all the natural and cultural heritage and involving culture (through its’ boat trips) – a world of emotions that you may discover on board of our boats. We can pick you up at Tróia or Setúbal.
3. Troia Beach
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4.5 based on 690 reviews
Reviewed By MaryleneS - Maputo, Mozambique
A nice place to rest during a visit to Lisbon, or Portugal as a whole, especially after some crowded touristic places. This is where nature prevails: the sea, the dunes, the sand, the birds...with very few constructions and a great respect for the environment! Not far from Lisbon for a day trip, or for a few days to better enjoy this unique environment.
4. Praia Atlantica de Soltroia
5. Praia Bico das Lulas
6. Roman Ruins of Troia
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4.0 based on 91 reviews
Discover Ácala island, as it was known in the days of ancient Rome. A few minutes from Troia’s central area, travel back in time to the ruins of one of the largest settlements occupied until the 6th century, and the largest fish-salting centre known from the Roman World. Wander about ruins of dwellings, tombs and hot and cold baths built of marble. New remains are being discovered every year, which you can see at the archaeological exhibitions, guided visits and thematic events.
