私人汽车接送从 Porto 到 Nazare

The distance from Porto to Nazare is approximately 133 miles (214 kilometers), taking about 2 hours and 10 minutes to drive. The route follows mainly highways through central Portugal's beautiful countryside and coastal regions.

Nazare is world-renowned for its giant waves, some of the largest ever surfed. The town features a picturesque fishing village atmosphere, dramatic coastal cliffs, and the famous Nazare Canyon underwater formation that creates these massive waves.

The biggest waves typically occur between October and March, especially during winter storms. However, Nazare is beautiful year-round, with summer offering perfect beach weather and traditional Portuguese fishing village charm.

Popular stops include the university city of Coimbra with its historic university and library, the pilgrimage site of Fatima, and Aveiro known as the "Portuguese Venice" for its colorful boats and canals.

The Atlantic coast can be windy and cooler than inland areas, even in summer. Bring layers for Nazare, especially if visiting the clifftop viewpoints. The coastal location creates rapidly changing weather conditions throughout the day.

You'll travel from Porto's urban river valley through Portugal's green central regions, passing university towns, pine forests, and traditional villages before reaching the dramatic Atlantic coastline and fishing villages of the Silver Coast.

Beyond the famous waves, Nazare offers traditional Portuguese culture, including women in traditional seven-petticoat skirts, fresh seafood restaurants, and the funicular railway connecting the beach to the clifftop Sitio neighborhood.

Nazare has excellent beaches for swimming during summer months. However, be aware of strong Atlantic currents and waves. The town offers both the dramatic Praia do Norte for wave watching and calmer beaches for swimming.