Slow Tourism

Discover The Portuguese Green Eden

Welcome to We Want Green!

We Want Green is a project that offers experiences in the middle of nature, with the aim of repairing the psychological and emotional wear and tear caused by contemporary urban life.

To do this, we start from the conviction that periodic immersion in the slow breathing of the woods, mountains and countryside makes it possible to compensate for the imbalance caused by the excess or noise, agitation, tension and demands of everyday life.

And what could be more perfect for your regenerating holidays and getaways than the mountainous and green Alto Minho territory?

Discover a territory without equal

Peneda Gerês National Park, Minho Valley, Sistelo’s Cultural Landscape & Vez Valley
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Enter the era of sustainable tourism

We Want Green promotes the discovery at a slow pace, to the rhythm of ancient tîmes.

Join us and explore this corner of the country deeply moulded by rurality.

Discover imposing mountains, serene forests, wild streams, picturesque villages, historic towns and inspiring rivers.

Breathe tranquillity, walk along forgotten paths and trails, savour authentic aromas and feel your heart overflow of emotion.

Os Benefícios da Natureza na Era Digital

The Benefits of Nature in the Digital Age

Immersion in nature is highly beneficial for our general well-being. Whether in a small garden, a city park, in the remote mountains or in small rural villages in the countryside. This seems so obvious to us that it needs no clipping support...

Monção e Melgaço: A Aura de Um Território

Monção and Melgaço: The Aura of a Territory

A grape variety in its own territory, that's what we want to tell you. Alvarinho on the banks and slopes of the River Minho. Not everywhere, because refinement has always been capricious. And this variety is capricious. But before we go any further, let's take a look back. What gives the unmistakable aura to...

Flutuando Na Leveza do Ar

Floating in the Lightness of the Air

Walking in nature means switching off, putting one foot behind the other and moving forward... slowly. It's responding to an ancestral impulse, to a nomadic drive encoded at the dawn of humanity, to an excitement as mysterious as it is magical To walk at a slow pace is to devour with your gaze until...

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