The privileged location, south of Setúbal and between the Sado estuary and the Atlantic, makes the Troia Peninsula a true natural paradise. In Troia you will find numerous white sand beaches and a nature reserve with beautiful views over the Arrábida mountain range. It is also possible to observe the colony of a species of dolphin that inhabit the waters of the Sado estuary.

This is a hub for artisans, with numerous shops and workshops. You can watch them at work and purchase handicrafts. In the village of Lousal, he found the now-decommissioned mines, which were part of the modernization process.

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In the heart of the historic center, the Church of São Pedro stands out, with a chapel in the Alentejo Gothic style, dating from the 16th century. Afterwards, stroll through its narrow streets, where you will find some restaurants, cafes, and small shops.

A very touristy beach with idyllic scenery, calm and crystal-clear waters that invite swimming, ideal for families. Restaurants are available.

A true Alentejo oasis surrounded by an extensive stretch of light-colored sand, with a dune system of great scenic and environmental interest. It has quality restaurants serving typical Alentejo dishes.

A very long beach with undulating sand, surrounded by dunes, pine forests and a lagoon. There is a restaurant serving typical dishes at affordable prices.

To get here, you can come from Setúbal by boat, or by road via Alcácer, Grândola, or Santiago do Cacém. The ruins comprise a residential area, a bathhouse, swimming pools, a religious center, four burial areas, and industrial areas. Mosaics and stucco with fresco painting are still visible. Occupation extended from the 1st to the 5th/6th centuries. Besides the fish salting workshops, the most characteristic element, there are uncovered thermal baths, a residential area known as Rua da Princesa, a mausoleum, necropolises with different types of tombs, and an early Christian basilica with frescoed walls, which can only be visited …

This Roman dam or reservoir is situated on a small stream in the Pêgo da Moura area. With a straight layout, it has a maximum height of 3.30 meters and the drainage basin covers an area of ​​2.3 km². Traces of a primitive vault and a watermill are also visible.

A beach surrounded by dunes and pine forest, with completely renovated accessibility. It is frequented by people who enjoy running, windsurfing, and volleyball. Sport fishing enthusiasts find ideal conditions for practicing this sport here. It has two good restaurants and has already won the "Most Accessible Beach" award, which recognizes accessibility conditions for people with reduced mobility.