This manor house was built in the XVI century and it went under remodelling work on the XVIII century. The chapel has to be mentioned; with it gallery and lateral entrance through the rectangular door finishing in triangular pediment, as well as the images and the golden carve.

Quinta da Lama was an old olive oil press that later became a typical restaurant, with a dcor based on clay artefacts and a rather friendly and peaceful atmosphere, where one can enjoy a familiar atmosphere and a meal with no hurries.

The natural waterfalls stand out in this rustic and scenic village. The inhabitants are mostly craftsworkers who produce namely linen and wool works.

This village stands out for its old houses built with stonee blocks, by its cobblestone streets and by the flights of stairs between the houses.

Airline which carries out tourist flights and parachuting, in addition to flight baptisms air taxi, aerial advertising and aerial photography.

Nice space offering 32 rooms with telephone, cable TV and wireless internet. Stands out for its central location and affordable.

Located in the Meia Praia, just 2 kilometres away from Lagos, this resort has apartments that stand out for their privacy and comfort.

Listed building of interest, dating from the 18th century and Baroque architecture, which stands out among the other local buildings.

Green area located near the seaside complex Lido. Pleasant space where some urban art pieces stand out.

A place where the Chapel of Our Lord of Calvário (Calvary) and the Sacred Route set stand out. It has excellent panoramic views.