Hi Lynne,
Sure, here's the info you need 🙂
Day 2
Walk: 9.6km/5.98m; ASCENT/DESCENT: 46 M/-66 M;.
Terrain: dirt roads, some tarmac, countryside, mainly flat
Day 3
Walk: 11.7km/7.2mi; ASCENT/DESCENT: 100m/-60 m; can opt out at 7.3km
Terrain: dirt roads, some tarmac, boardwalks, great cliff top views, mainly flat.
Day 4
Walk: 13.37km/8.3mi; ASCENT/DESCENT: +/-192m; can opt out at 8km
Terrain: dirt roads, some tarmac, country side
Day 5 (Christmas day)
Walk: 16km/10mi; ASCENT/DESCENT: +/-87m; opt out available at 3.5km
Terrain: dirt roads, some tarmac, boardwalks, great cliff top views, mainly flat.
Day 6 (Boxing day)
Walk: 7km/4.4mi; ASCENT/DESCENT: +45/-28m; opt out 5km into the walk
Terrain: dirt roads, some tarmac, boardwalks, great cliff top views, mainly flat
The walk is mainly flat, inland, quite easy and not accessible by cars. The bus will be at Forte do Beliche (app 5km into the walk) and if customers don't want to walk anymore, the bus will bring them to the end of the walk (Cabo de S. Vicente) where they wait for the rest of group
In regards of walking gear, I would say walking boots are essential rather than just trainers, and clothes suitable for walking in- depending on personal preference, layers etc also would be good and a backpack to carry anything you may want during the walk.
Many thanks,
Vickie
