About 10 km off the coast of Peniche, Berlengas Archipelago is one of Portugal’s most beautiful and untouched natural areas.
With crystal-clear waters, dramatic cliffs, and rare wildlife, this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is a perfect day trip for anyone who loves nature and adventure.
Things to Know Before You Go
Visitor Limit: Only 550 people are allowed on the island each day to protect its fragile ecosystem.
Tourist Tax: There’s a small daily fee (€3) that goes to conservation.
Registration: You must book in advance through the official BerlengasPass platform.
How to Get There
Boats and private tours leave from Peniche, about 1h30 from Lisbon.
Tickets can sell out fast, especially in summer, so book early!
What to Do on Berlenga Grande
Hiking Trails: Explore the cliffs and enjoy amazing ocean views.
Snorkelling & Diving: The waters are crystal clear and full of marine life.
São João Baptista Fortress: A small 17th-century fort built on the rocks, one of the island’s highlights.
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