Hitchhiking from Agualva
Hitchhiking to Agualva
Recent reviews mentioning Agualva
38.76988, -9.1235
―Anonymous
38.80269, -9.37445
We started from Sintra in the morning with my boyfriend with two signs - Norte and Porto, holding them together, and the guy Fred stopped and took us almost all the way there. He dropped us of on the beach, where he had a lunch with a friend which allowed us to enjoy some of the ocean :)―Anonymous
38.77959, -9.12242
Seems like, in the reverse of everyone else, the spot at the entrance of A1 near Encarnação didn’t work for me after an hour. I walked to the gas station and got a ride in 5 minutes―Lmaoyz
38.77046, -9.12381
Great spot to go to the North. I get a ride in 20 min to Caldas―Emmaaaaaa
38.78268, -9.49222
―Chris9012
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With sign "Cabo da Roca".―Chris9012
38.78268, -9.49222
Started very early with no cars, but a lot of cars coming out of Lisbon to the westernmost point of europe during the day and driving back in the evening―DickieHoppenstedt
38.77046, -9.12381
Nice spot, lots of traffic and good visibility. I was looking to go back to France, but decided to get a ride with a couple going to Caldas da Rainha in order to reach a gas station.―Raphi
38.78176, -9.12229
Viajando pro norte de Portugal pela primeiríssima vez, Já vinha do sul e percebi que Portugal é bem melhor que Espanha. Preferi não perguntar muito no posto por ser brasileiro e saber que algumas pessoas têm preconceito e não tenho tempo e energia pra drama. Li bastante aqui os comentários de geral e decidi por este ponto. Funcionou bem. Parou um motorhome com 4 malucos indo prum festival eletrônico em Torres. Me deram frutas gostosas e fizemos muitas piadas, foi top, paizão. E claro, peguei a manha de não aceitar carona pros lugares ruins, Ou, a dizer, boleia.―Jurobola
38.06612, -8.77377
Depois de dormir no carro verde abandonado no posto Prio, já que era uma noite meio fria, ao despertar já segui pra pista e o Mestre Marco de Sampa parou pra mim e me levou pra Lisboa. O ajudei também com algumas cargas já que ele trabalha com transporte. Foi massa.―Jurobola
38.77958, -9.12241
male, alone, early 30s, asking round during the great blackout, fluent in portuguese―andrej
38.77951, -9.12218
We (Girl & Boy) started asking around 14:45 and got a ride in 1 1/2h ! There were two other hitchhikers with us and they also got picked up relatively quickly. One with a sign and one asking the cars directly. I recommend doing both or atleast talking to them, that way they see how you are and you can google translate. Great spot 😁🌱―Felimelideli
38.66687, -9.16238
―Anonymous
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If you want to head north of Lisbon this is the place to start! Ask to head towards Highway A1―Anonymous
38.70948, -9.17811
If you want to head South of Lisbon you can start here. You will depend on people stopping for you only. As far as that goes it's a great place!―Anonymous
38.72995, -9.46906
Even if cars pass by and they see you they'll probably not stop.―Anonymous
38.66687, -9.16238
Drivers going here are probably headed to Lisbon city or to Caparica beaches. At this place cars are going slow. Cars will stop for you only, and having a cardboard with your destination can make it easier.―Anonymous
38.77959, -9.12242
a lot of people will stop very quick, but be sure where you want to go,―Anonymous
38.77959, -9.12242
Its easy to get here by public transport but we didn´t get a ride within 1,5h and then went to another spot a few kilometers down the road and got a ride within 20min. Most people from the gas station went back to Lisboa.―Tabea
38.77959, -9.12242
good spot. traffic is mostly local/regional though, therefore we took a lift to the next service area at the A1 called "aveiras". There it was no problem to find a lift going further north.―Momsen