Situated 400 metres from praia da Luz, this tourist complex offers 73 rooms and 44 Studios. There is also a restaurant, a swimming pool and a tennis court and squash courts. A few minutes is the best golf courses in the region and the historic city centre, with its monuments, restaurants, bars and shops.

An admirable royal castle overlooks the grandiose town of Leiria. Besides its natural beauty, the Castle-Palace of Leiria stands on a unique pedestal, since nature truly enriched the shapes, colours and vegetation of the cliff where it stands. On the other hand, if the castle is a great attraction, it is also the town's best belvedere.

Group of buildings disposed around a public park, making a block in the shape of an irregular triangle. It is one of the best units of ground arquitecture in the Algarve. Let us highlight the forecourt, composed of eight calcareous rock columns of toscane order which support six fallen arches structured into three vaults.

This is one of the best known and trendiest areas in the Algarve. Full of tourist buildings, some more luxurious than others, Praia de Vilamoura is also known for its Marina and the luxury yachts that are moored here. The beach is extensive, clean and flat, has several concessions, with a sea of calm and clear waters.

The Salpoente restaurant was reborn in February 2013 and, today, it is strongly recommended. Is already a bet wins and goals defined by the new leadership are ambitious: "we want to be the best cod restaurant in Portugal". The kitchen leads the young chef Duarte Eira which, in 2011, was the big winner of the contest "“Revolta do Bacalhau”.

A restaurant that belongs to the Hotel Príncipe da Beira, open every day of the week. Welcoming, familiar atmosphere with the very best Estrela Mountain views. It serves regional and Portuguese dishes. On sundays, it features a family buffet and it also has a children's menu and group menus. Excellent list of national wines.

The restaurant Foral de Melgaço is located in the Hotel Monte Prado. It has a modern atmosphere, with a sober decor and panoramic views of the Minho river and of the Spanish hillsides, especially if one chooses the terrace that overlooks the landscape. In this restaurant one can find the best traditional Portuguese cuisine with several regional dishes.

A pedestrian trail that belongs to the Municipal Pedestrian Trails Network of Paredes de Coura. It is 12 km long, has signals, and crosses the parishes of Formariz, Infesta and Moselos. You will visit and get acquainted with fine examples of cultural and landscape heritage.

Located on the right bank of the Zêzere river. During the summer, many immigrants come to this village. Do visit the Mother Church and its high altar, the Chapel of Saint Miguel, the Hermitage of Our Lady of Fátima, the Crucifiz, the old houses and the belvedere.

A small village with a variety of mazes, with yards and alleys. The houses are mostly built in granite. The most recent areas around the old part are different. At about 800 metres, the waterfall "Poço Negro" (Black Well), on the Teixeira river, is worth a visit.