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
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.
Quinta das Alvaianas | Monção e Melgaço (Wine Tourism & Heritage)
Quinta das Alvaianas is located in Melgaço, in the wine sub-region of Monção and Melgaço, the territory par excellence of the precious Alvarinho grape variety. It's a project created by José Rodrigues, who planted the first vines in 1996 and four years later began...
Sistelo, cultural landscape and national monument (Hinterland)
Sistelo, in the municipality of Arcos de Valdevez, is a village as remote as it is special. It is a Cultural Landscape and National Monument, a sanctuary of biodiversity, a luxuriant garden on the slopes of the crystal-clear and inspiring River Vez. The best way to discover this place...
Quinta de Soalheiro | Monção e Melgaço (Wine Tourism & Heritage)
Quinta de Soalheiro is one of the most glittering emblems of the Monção and Melgaço wine region. Located in Valadares, Melgaço, in the heart of the countryside, it has been able to grow and innovate without ever losing its family character and ties to its origins. And this has made all the...
