Casa do Azevim | Nature | Tranquility | Peneda-Gerês National Park

Description:
Casa do Azevim is located in the hamlet of Bouça dos Homens, belonging to the hamlets of Peneda and Beleiral, in the parish of Gavieira, in the municipality of Arcos de Valdevez.Bouça dos Homens is a small village with an imposing and breathtaking landscape. At an altitude of 1,070 metres, it lies on the edge of the Peneda Gerês National Park.It is surrounded by five mountain peaks: to the south is Alto da Pedrada (1,416 metres above sea level), to the south-east is Cume da Peneda/Castelo do Pedrinho (1,374 metres above sea level), to the north is Alto da Costa/Fojo (1,290 metres above sea level), to the west is Outeiro Alvo (1,314 metres above sea level) and to the south-east is Penameda (1,268 metres above sea level).With its unrivalled beauty, where the sounds of nature create a symphony that invites us to listen and relax, Casa do Azevim awakens well-being in all those who appreciate peace and quiet and encourages those who enjoy new challenges to embark on exciting mountain adventures.There is no shortage of walking routes and trails in this area, with varying degrees of difficulty, which allow hiking, trails, mountain biking and other mountaineering-related sports to guide our emotions.The great snowfalls in winter, the unique landscapes and the tasty gastronomy characterise this place as a little paradise worth visiting and discovering!

Here you can rest in the cosiness of a small Open Space house, with a bedroom with a double bed and a living room with a double sofa bed. The maximum capacity is 4 people.

The house has a rustic look, but guarantees the necessary modern comforts.

The view, at the foot of the Serra da Peneda, is breathtaking. It's like opening the window to the purest natural experience, where you live in full communion with its fauna and flora: animals such as the garrano horse or the cachena and pisca cows go up and down the mountain, getting to know every nook and cranny at the stride of a footprint.

You're very welcome here!





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