A beach that is used as a sheltering harbour.On the sand, one can see the typical fishing boats and one can also view traditional activities such as the making of the fishing nets and the picking up of the algae.It has an open air seafood market.

Restaurant dedicated to making healthy eating high-quality, lightweight, and vegan. As a result, made dishes consist of exclusively vegetable foods, made more healthy and homemade (entries, hot dishes and salads), who join at affordable prices.

Arimar restaurant, while not presenting a conventional building, enjoys other attributes that make it quite tempting, as is, first of all, the splendid views of the entire Bay of Nazareth. The menu is varied and quite accessible, with predominance to the grilled fish and seafood dishes.

The Vanilla Nutmeg is a multifaceted space in the catering service, thought to the different audiences that cross each other throughout the day. The special Menus make the moment even more enjoyable for lunch and dinner. In addition there is also Bar service and Lounge.

Welcoming space which excels by the family environment. With over 20 years of experience, suggests traditional Portuguese cuisine at prices attractive. Stone Soup, fried cuttlefish, cozido à portuguesa and conventual sweets make the honors of the House.

An old olive oil press, restored using traditional techniques and materials, has now been adapted into a museum. It is dedicated to the bread-making cycle, from sowing to baking. In addition to the permanent exhibition, the MET hosts temporary exhibitions.

A very old village that has several vestiges of megalithic monuments. A special not to the menhir "Orca dos Juncais" (National Monument), with paintings of hunters, deers and dogs. The Mother Church and the chapel of Saint Eufémia are also worth a visit.

Casa Roque Gameiro, built between 1898 and 1901, is currently open to the public and you can visit some of the rooms in the house, profusely decorated with tiles by Bordalo Pinheiro, as well as temporary exhibitions on the two lower floors.

In this 16th century park, from the reign of Dom Fernando, there are statues, water surfaces, belvederes and several plants. The entrance costs 3.5 €, 2 € for youngsters and senior citizens. It may be visited between 9 am and 8 pm.

The tower of Lanhelas is located on the left bank of the Minho river and dates back to the 15th century. Even though it went through many changes, it still has a garden structured with boxwood hedges. It is private property and may not be visited.