Gita in bici di un giorno da São Teotónio a Sagres

Roll out from São Teotónio, a laid‑back Alentejo town on the edge of the Southwest Alentejo and Vicentine Coast Natural Park, and aim south toward the Algarve’s wild tip. It’s about 83 km with roughly 1,000 m of climbing and a touch more descending. Expect a mix of farm tracks and quiet lanes—plenty of gravel and unpaved stretches—so wider tires and a relaxed pace pay off.

The riding weaves through cork oak, farmland, and scrubby coastal hills. You can dip to the coast for beach views if you like, but the inland lines are calmer. Handy places to refuel along the way include Odeceixe, Rogil, Aljezur, and later Carrapateira or Vila do Bispo, depending on your exact line.

You’ll finish in Sagres, famous for dramatic cliffs, surfy vibes, and big sunsets. Don’t miss the Fortaleza de Sagres, and the Cabo de São Vicente lighthouse is just down the road. Wind can be fierce near the cape, so pack a layer and expect a tail or crosswind. Overall: scenic, mostly off‑traffic, and adventurous—ideal for a gravel‑oriented day out with plenty of photo stops.