A river beach located in a location of great scenic beauty. It offers support infrastructure that allows for pleasant leisure moments. Be sure to visit the Chapels of Nossa Senhora da Piedade and Lousã Castle.

It's a large beach that stretches all the way to the river. You can enjoy visiting the caves and the furnas (holes) in the rocks. There are numerous campsites near the beach. There are also simple restaurants with delicious menus.

This route starts at Miradouro do Caldeirão, ends at Cancela do Pico and lasts approximately 4 hours. One thing to take into account is that it is a route that can only be done with the help of a guide. After passing by Morro dos Homens, to the left of the main road, at 718 meters above sea level, follow, further ahead, Espigãozinho. It's the end of the road and the beginning of the adventure. At the bottom, there is the "cauldron", a large sinking crater 3.7 km in diameter and 300 meters deep. Two irregularly shaped lagoons and small …

This trail crosses the council of Montalegre and boirders the Spainish Baltar and Oimbra. It is 41.6 km long and starts at Oimbra. It crosses Montalegre and ends in Baltar. Along the way thre are old shepherds' paths and rural areas.

The 17-kilometre route starts and ends in the Centre of the weaving craft Floors and has a duration of 7:0. The main points of interest of Alcobertas are: the Silos, the Dolmen, the Medieval Oven, the Grotto and Olho d ' Água.

This pedestrian trail, about 2100 metres long, begins and ends at the village's centre. There are areas that coincid with the Trilho da Serra, but the walking is done in the opposite direction. Along the trail there are some pic-nic areas.

The Municipal swimming pool is open to the public from September to July each year and aims to encourage sports in the municipality of Moita. To this end, it offers a wide range of activities, from water aerobics to recreational swimming.

Giraldo's Castle is one of the rare villages known in Alentejo which confirmed a near-continuous occupation since the third until the end of the first Millennium before Christ. Is a natural fortress, fortified with defensive walls.

Small chapel in ruined State, very simple. Single nave, preserves a triumphal arch Manueline. On the main façade rips a rectangular frame entry surmounted by a rectangular window, ending at gable surmounted by a cross.

Ancient 13th century romainc chapel that once was the main chruch. Of the Middle Ages there is only left the south part. It was recovered in the 1700s and the ancient churchyard functioned as the cemetery of Viana until the end of the 19th century.