Berlengas Island in the Silver Coast has just been classified by UNESCO as a World Natural Reserve
It is 1500 meters long and 800 meters wide, with a perimeter of 4000 meters and reaches 88 meters at its highest point and –30 meters at its lowest.
It is a region of great interest for botanical specialists with several endemic species and species of limited distribution.
Important nesting spot for some species of ocean birds (such as the guillemot - Airo uria aalge- , a symbol of the reserve), and a passing point for several migratory species.
It is a Maritime Natural Reserve of great wild life richness, particularly ichthyology.
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The Berlenga Island is about 7 miles from the Peniche Port (Portugal).
It is 1500 meters long and 800 meters wide, with a perimeter of 4000 meters and reaches 88 meters at its highest point and –30 meters at its lowest.
It is a region of great interest for botanical specialists with several endemic species and species of limited distribution.
Important nesting spot for some species of ocean birds (such as the guillemot - Airo uria aalge- , a symbol of the reserve), and a passing point for several migratory species.
It is a Maritime Natural Reserve of great wild life richness, particularly ichthyology.
Visits are possible, but restricted, by boat that can be accessed by the Port of Peniche.
The islands is a fantastic scene for observing the natural caves on a boat guided visit.
There is a restaurant that serves fantastic fish meals!
We invite you to visit the Berlegas Islands! Worth while!
For more information's or details please feel free to contact us!
Richard W. Gomes
Managing Director
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