You can fully enjoy the regions's natural beauty and cultural attractions without the crowds. We've put together five tips for your stay in São Jacinto next spring:

  • Enjoy the Beaches:  For many visitors from Northern Europe and the US, spring is the preferred season to visit São Jacinto, as the weather is usually mild and sunny. Take a stroll on beautiful Praia de São Jacinto (São Jacinto beach) and soak in the sun.
  • Explore  São Jacinto Nature Reserve :  This protected area is a must-visit for birdwatchers and other nature lovers. April/May is migration season for some species, so make sure to bring your binoculars and camera when out and about. You can hike the trails and see unique flora and fauna, including the endemic  Dunas de São Jacinto  lavender.
  • Visit downtown Aveiro: Take a short ferry + bus  ride to downtown Aveiro and explore its canals and colorful boats, the "moliceiros". Don't forget to try the traditional sweets called Ovos Moles.
  • Take a bike ride:  Rent a bike in Aveiro and explore the bike paths around the estuary. April and May are excellent months to enjoy the mild weather and beautiful landscapes. Don't forget to wear sunscreen and bring some water.
  • Taste the local seafood:  São Jacinto's restaurants have a wide variety of seafood dishes to offer. Make sure to try the fresh fish, shellfish, and Aveiro's local specialty, eel stew.


The Aveiro region's spring weather is generally pleasant, with an occasional drizzle or a strong breeze from the ocean. Just to be on the safe side, bring a windbreaker on your excursions. As a general rule, the spring months are ideal for a mix of outdoor activities , like hiking, birdwatching and cycling, and visiting some of the areas many cultural attractions.

Are you planning to visit São Jacinto, Aveiro?  Book your stay  and get tips for your upcoming visit during this and other months from your host at  Casa dos Jacintos . Rent a vacation home just a few steps from São Jacinto's quaint fishing harbor promenade and in walking distance from its unspoiled beaches.