Ruins of Conímbriga
One of the largest Roman settlements in the Iberian Peninsula, with mosaics and reconstructed gardens, just minutes away by car.
Region
The Region
Fonte Coberta sits at the heart of the Terras de Sicó, among limestone hills, caves, olive groves and ancient paths — a natural crossing point for pilgrims and adventurers.
On the Way
The house lies close to the Caminhos de Fátima and the Portuguese Coastal Way, and a short drive from Conímbriga. Many pilgrims stop here for a night to rest their legs before continuing on.
Caves of Sicó
A hidden underground world beneath the limestone hills, with chambers and rock formations to explore.
Paragliding over Serra de Sicó
One of Portugal's best free-flying spots, with sweeping views over the valley and surrounding villages.
Boardwalks and trails
Wooden boardwalks and footpaths wind through streams and woodland — perfect for a quiet walk.
Cycling routes
Quiet rural roads and trails make this area a favourite for road cycling and mountain biking.
Hiking the hills
Waymarked trails cross the Serra de Sicó, linking villages, viewpoints and the curious rock formation known as the "Monstro das Bolachas".