Guide of the district of Beja (Alentejo)

Located in the south of the Alentejo region, the district of Beja is the largest in Portugal. Known for its calm and its green nature, it is a territory where the agricultural culture is deeply rooted. There are many crops and the countryside is omnipresent.

Hiking enthusiasts will be delighted by the Vale do Guadiana Natural Park: made up of plains, hills and valleys, it is home to a rich fauna and flora. You can walk on many paths and observe the birds that live there.

The city of Beja, capital of the district, is surrounded by the countryside. It is famous for its castle, which was used many times to defend the country's borders. Today it offers a breathtaking view of the green landscapes of the Alentejo thanks to its almost 40 meter high keep, the highest in the Iberian Peninsula.

Region
Alentejo
Population
144 410
Area
10 263 km2
Beaches?
Yes

List of places to visit in the district of Beja

Best time to visit the district of Beja

To fully enjoy the nature of the Beja district, we recommend that you visit during the spring. It is the perfect season to discover all the wonders of this district of the Alentejo region.

Temperature average / minimum / maximum per month

Month
Average
Minimum
Maximum
January
10,4°
6,5°
14,4°
February
13,4°
7,9°
18,9°
March
13,0°
7,2°
18,8°
April
14,6°
9,5°
19,7°
May
19,9°
12,8°
27,0°
June
20,7°
12,4°
29,1°
July
26,6°
16,4°
36,7°
August
24,2°
15,6°
32,9°
September
22,9°
15,7°
30,0°
October
17,2°
11,0°
23,3°
November
15,0°
11,1°
18,9°
December
10,7°
7,1°
14,4°
Source: Based on 2020 data from the Portuguese National Institute of Statistics