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The Portuguese Skatepark Bucket List: 10 Parks You Must Visit

The Ultimate Road Trip: 10 Skateparks to Hit in Portugal

Portugal isn't just surf and sunshine—it's a goldmine for skateparks, each with its own vibe, style and story. Whether you're a street warrior, bowl junkie, or travel addict with a board in your trunk, this list will make you pack your bags. Portugal isn't just surf and sunshine—it's a goldmine for skateparks, each with its own vibe, style, and story. Whether you're a street warrior, bowl junkie, or travel addict with a board in your trunk, this list will make you pack your bags. And something we really like about Portugal? The longest north-to-south distance is just 561 km. That means you can skate from the top to the bottom of the country in a single road trip—and never have to drive too long between epic spots. After visiting almost every single skatepark and pump track in Portugal—yep, just 30 left to hit (mainland and islands included)—I get asked one question all the time: “What are your favorite parks?” Honestly? It's tough to narrow it down to a simple top 10. Each park has its own flavor, vibe, and story. So instead of ranking them, I decided to structure this article differently: Let’s turn it into a skate-fueled road trip, from the northern tip of Portugal all the way down to the sunny Algarve. What parks would I personally stop at and recommend along the way? Here’s my dream route—from Norte to Sul—hitting some of the best skateparks Portugal has to offer. Grab your board and buckle up.

Vila Praia de Âncora skatepark

First stop in Portugal? This is it. If you’re driving in from Spain through the north, Vila Praia de Âncora should be your first session. Nestled right by the sea, this park offers salty air, mellow coastal vibes, and quality concrete to kick off your Portuguese skate trip the right way. Built by Wasteland Skateparks in 2021, it features a street section with great flow, perfect for linking lines, plus a rad bowl with stone coping that invites proper grinds and deep carves. The setting is unreal—waves crashing nearby, mountains in the distance, and smooth concrete under your wheels. Small town, chilled atmosphere, and a park that delivers.

By Haroun Cherif

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