Private museum where you can visit an ethnography exhibition, with various objects from rural life. It is located in Casa Grande, which once served as the residence of the Captains of Relva.

In this museum you can visit a collection of modern art, namely paintings and sculptures by Martins Correia. It has been located since 1982 in the building of the former Town Hall and Prison.

The Filmatalus is a good option for those who like good commercial cinema. The five rooms offer some variety and spare the visit to the big complexes at the capital. It does not book tickets.

This old lighthouse, currently in ruins, was severely damaged during the earthquake of July 9, 1988. The site deserves a visit by the fantastic views that delivers, with the sea and the island of São Jorge in the distance.

These Roman inscriptions, marked in a block of marble and dating from the first century, also later inscriptions, dated III or IV century. This Epigraphic monument lies in the parsonage, and can be visited.

Diving fountain probably built in the 17th century to support the pilgrims who visited the monastery of Vinhó. Features a cover composed of granite slabs, having the interior with coverage in slabs of masonry.

An urban beach forming a small cove, visited by young people. It is protected by a cliff, making it a prime area for fishing enthusiasts. It has several quality bars and restaurants, with high prices.

When you visit Sr. Frango, apart from the barbecue specialities that make ot famous, you will a find a varied menu that will suit all tastes. Effective and attentive service.

The Library is divided into a multipurpose room where reading meetings, conferences, among other activities are held, an audiovisual sector, an adult area with the possibility of local consultation and home loan, and a children's area with several entertainment spaces.

With an area of over 18,000 hectares, it is one of Algarve's ex-libris. A place of great natural beauty, it is home to around fifty different species of animals and plants. It is a large natural channel, which runs parallel to the sea.