Costa Nova Camping differs it self from others by is exceptional location integrated in the Natural Reserve, splitting sea and river. Here you can enjoy from direct and exclusive access to the beach throughout the sand dunes.

A river that is tributary of the Cávado river's left bank, born between the Barroso and the Larouco hills. It is 37 km long and it is used for producing electricity at the Alto Rabagão and Venda Nova dams. The access to the sping is by foot, after Codeçoso.

Gravity type dam located in the tightest Tagus gorge, between Portas de Rodão and the mouth of the Ocreza River. It has docks, anchorages and access ramps. The most common fish species are boga, carp and largemouth bass.

Despite the Beach's natural beauty, access should only be possible by boat; the path that approaches the beach is on dirt and ends on a cliff-top, which you see the paste of areal extensive, separated by cliffs. The sea is usually agitated.

When the tide is low, it is possible to gain access to praia do Castelejo. Is usually frequented by young lovers of surfing that justifies the existence of a "Surf Center" and a surf school. Given the characteristics of the waves should be attention to sharp rocks.

Praia de areal spacious but cozy. Access is a bit meandering, given the narrowing of the road, but will compensate, given the good conditions of the beach. Nearby are the remains of the Castro de s. Paio, duly marked, and the Church with the same name.

Sand shell between cliffs with calm and good quality water, where you can swim freely. Access is by car, passing through an area of pine forest. It has a concession space, it is a clean beach with good infrastructure.

Accommodation especially designed for young people, offering four rooms with six beds, five bedrooms with seven beds, one room with eight beds and a kitchenette apartment for four people. There is also member of Hostelling International cuisine, Hostelling International laundry and lounge. It's a great starting point to get to know this city, classified by Unesco as a world heritage site.

Charm and refinement. In Palácio da Lousã, the first boutique-hotel to open doors in Portugal, will get lost in the many tasteful details that populate the former Palace of the Viscondessa do Espinhal, a 13th century house restored blameless, maintaining the original paintings, which can be enjoyed in the dining room. The decoration of the 46 rooms varies between the refined and contemporary.

A small botanical museum where one can view different exhibitions throughout the year, related to economical botanics or ethnobotanics. In that manner, one can get acquainted with the usage of the plants, as well as spices, fibres and colouring agents, gums, resins, aromatic and medicinal herbs, oil seeds, cereals, seeds and exotic fruits, ornamental plants and psycho-active plants.