Diving source, probably built in the 16th century, consisting of a simple rectangular plan with two spans in round arch which give access to the tank. The posterior surface presents a straight backrest with two circular spouts.

A seventeenth-century palace with three sections, the central section providing access to a courtyard with stairs leading to a balcony. It features a sober, symmetrical façade with six balconies on each side section. Currently, it houses the Town Hall.

Medieval door with a round arch, supported by two projecting towers, with several shields. The lock holes can still be seen. One of the towers is attached to the clock tower, and access to any of the towers is via a stone staircase.

Diving source of primitive build century, rebuilt in 1927. After destroyed by the population in 1974, was again rebuilt in the TWENTIETH century 80. Features a rectangular plan, with a fall in arch down which gives access to the water.

Integrated into the Sado Basin (Ribeira do Roxo), it has piers, anchorages, and access ramps. It allows for the practice of sports with special needs. Located in a flat landscape, it is a favorable location for birdwatching, particularly ducks, raptors, and waders.

A buttress dam, located on the Douro International, where the river begins its deep descent into the Plateau. Vessel access to the water is quite difficult. The most common species are barbel and bream. Recreational activities are permitted, with restrictions.

Large volcanic cavity, accessible only by sea. Through a boat ride meet the approximately 50 feet deep and 25 feet wide. Second relates a legend, this cave served as a safe house to a pirate ship.

Composed of two beaches (of the fortress and of the Path of the monastery) boasts crystal clear waters, coral reefs, sea caves and the Fort of São João Baptista, must-see. Is not monitored and is only accessible by boat from Peniche.

Located in the tourist complex Golden dunes, this beach has excellent conditions for the beach or for non-motorized water sports. The access is by a wooden boardwalk flanked by dunes. Next to the beach is the pond of Golden dunes that deserves a visit.

A village located on the foothills of the Sirigo mountain, that owes its name to the abundant aechaeoligical vestiges of the region, menhirs, dolmens and graves carved on the rocks. Mostly two megalithic monuments are worth a visit, the necropolis of Lareira de Cima and the menhir of the Valley of Maria Pais. The houses feature a regional architecture, with ornamented romanesque windows. A special note to the mother church and to the chapels of Saint Silvestre and of Saint Miguel as well.