The Camellia Hotel & Homes is ideal for those who enjoy the private space of a family farm. Stands out for its excellence in hospitality, architecture and personal service, including the Organization of visits to the region's cultural heritage and gourmet on-site dining options.

The area has been classified as a regional natural monument and protected landscape. It offers a privileged view of the sea, and this crater was formed as a result of small steam explosions caused by the contact of lava with seawater. There is also a spa and some natural pools at this site.

Restaurant in the Fort of São Sebastião Hostel, situated in the historic area of the city of Angra, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1983. The cuisine brought to table bet on creativity, serving primarily the Atlantic fish and the famous beef rump.

Pleasant place where you can walk in the gardens of dense vegetation, as well as enjoy the views from the viewpoint. From this point, you can see not only the entire city, but also the river and the sea, in a single frame. Be sure to visit the Basilica of Santa Luzia.

Small and picturesque village, built on a slope on the Tagus riverbank, where the colorful flowerbeds stand out in contrast to the white of the houses. From here you can see the beautiful Almourol Castle, learn about the region's crafts and visit exhibitions at Casa das Artes.

Typical Alentejo space located a few metres away from Beja and surrounded by a small wood. Built in 1836, it was bought by a Belgium couple some years ago and transformed into agritourism. Here the guests see and participate in many agricultural activities, enjoying the contact with nature.

The Fraga Viewpoint is located in the parish of Vilarelho and offers stunning panoramic views. From there, you can see the village of Caminha, the Camarido National Forest, the mouth of the Minho River, the imposing Ínsua Fort, and Mount Santa Tecla, across the Minho River in A Guarda, Spain.

Building with a simple irregular rectangular plan, with two floors. On the façade, there is a window with a straight lintel and, on the corner, you can see the coat of arms of the Melo village. It still conserves the old town hall and the stone with the town's heraldic symbols. It was probably built in the 17th century.

Neoclassical revival House, built in a recreational farm completely surrounded by a wall. The building features a simple rectangular plan, with facades flanked by apilastrados corners. Abroad, has several annexes and a garden, where you see a tank surrounded by tile-lined banks pombalinos.

Is the region's highest cruise Barroso and was built in 1943 during the commemoration of the Treaty of Zamora. On one side you can see the recording of a Latin text, which reads as follows: "the cross and the bridge, both are Bridges, one crosses the River, other leads to eternal homeland."