Do not touch the rock art panels

Do not use any object that could jeopardize the integrity and conservation of the engraved panels. Thus, the use of umbrellas is discouraged, and the use of raincoats on rainy days is suggested

It is advised that visitors bring a hat, water and sunscreen

Do not smoke or make fire

Leave the visited sites as found, bringing back any kind of carried disposable materials (empty water bottles, etc.)

Do not harvest any type of plant, animal, archaeological or geological specimen

At all times follow the instructions provided by the guide, a professional with many years of experience working at the Côa Valley

Scrupulously observe the time and place of departure indicated when booking the visit

Foresee the need to use the bathroom before the visit starts, as this equipment does not exist at the rock art sites

It is allowed to photograph the sites and the rock art. Photography for commercial purposes, as well as featuring the guides, must be previously authorized

The visit group may include other visitors

Visits to rock art sites are forbidden to pets

Visits to rock art sites are not advised for children under 3 years of age or during pregnancy

The Côa Museum, its architecture and surrounding area fit into the landscape that can be enjoyed during the visit. However, we ask all to pay the utmost attention to the prohibition of staying or walking on the roof of the building, except in the viewpoint area, as well as to the proper disposal of any waste