The Cavez Sport Fishing Track annually hosts approximately 150 national and regional competitions, involving an average of 40 athletes per event, held every weekend (Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning) from March to October. The area comprises 3 ponds (one downstream, one in the center, and one upstream), where the waters have average depths of 2.5 meters and 3 meters. The predominant species in this track are barbel, chub, chub, and a wide variety of smaller species such as bleak, amberjack, goby, and perch.

Quinta do Cerrado is part of the Dão Wine Route, offering visits to the winery, the most beautiful vineyards featuring the region's selected traditional grape varieties, and the traditional rural house. You also have the opportunity to visit União Comercial da Beira, Lda., one of the oldest wine producers in the Dão region. In the 1980s, it acquired this farm, which boasts 30 hectares of vineyards, a modern winery, and a traditional rural house. A visit to this site allows you to learn more about winemaking and, most importantly, to better understand the famous Dão wines.

Integrated in the Hotel in the area west of Caracol, Angra do Heroísmo, this room benefits from the fact that it is in the middle of zona balnear da Silveira, where you can experience the sensation of diving into the Atlantic Ocean, among many other sports and activities. Here you will always have the help of specialized technicians, that can adjust the program according to its characteristics. It offers a Sauna, Jacuzzi, Turkish bath, gym and heated indoor pool. To highlight a global active mobilization experience, "Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation" exercise which coordinates patterns of body movement and breathing.

The small town of Belmonte is located on a hill, on the east slope of the Estrela Mountain, by the Cova da Beira and the Zêzere River. The romanesque church of Saint Tiago and the castle stand out in its urban medieval set, as well as the Tower "Centum Cellas", of the 1st to 4th centuries AD, built by the romans, and several vestiges of menhirs and castros (a celtic village). The local Jewish community, that still keeps to the old habits, is an interesting feature. The new church has the image that Pedro Álvares Cabral may have taken on …

Located betwwen two brooks that lead to Alcáçovas, Santa Susana is a typical village of the Alentejo region, with white houses decorated with blue bars. The dam's proximity allows for the practice of water sports and fishing. It has a river beach, with cork oaks and pines on the banks, a shooting area and hunting areas. Being an ancient place, it is not a wonder that pre-historic axes and gold artefacts of the Iron Age have been found here. In architectural terms, a special note to the mother church and to the submerged roman bridge. Regarding the craftswork, thera are …

In broad green wine route, at the gates of the Douro and a stone's throw from the River Douro, open the gates of a farm to which it was assigned the name of Casa Grande de Pinheiro. This centenary building, made of history and true to its 18th century style architecture, was once a Manor House. Consisting of five rooms, four doubles and a single, have different names but with a common thread: the simplicity of the finer things in life. The rooms are decorated with comfort and good taste. Four of them with a balcony, with views to the …

The Manor of Oura is a houses built over the centuries, the last being dated back to the 18th century, and rebuilt in 2012. Is located along the Cruise, in the heart of Oura, typical village transmontana in Vidago. The rooms feature natural elements combined with a contemporary design that blends rustic stone walls, minimalist décor and bedding in linen, these have a modern bathroom. A buffet breakfast is served every day with homemade and traditional products. By appointment can enjoy regional cuisine. The property also offers BBQ facilities. The sunny balconies invite you to an afternoon of rest and …

Built in the 1930’s, the name of this garden with romantic characteristics is due to the former owner of this area, the judge of the high court Cunha Thorel. It has interesting flower beds, lovely shades, and small corners giving you privacy and a great view of down town. The Torel garden also has an elegant gate, two lakes, one of them with an old spring, a statue representing the bust of the piano player Viana da Mota, card-tables and traces of what might have been, during the XVII and XVIII centuries, a magnificent farm.

The well known São Roque Park is a large space, with lots of trees. You can take a walk, have a café or do a picnic at using the benches and tables you’ll find there. This Park used to be the former Quinta da Lameira and opened to the public in 1979, after being bought by the Town Hall. Right at the entrance there’s a branchy, fresh grove and, as you walk through it, you’ll find stone benches, lawn platforms, a lake, a terrace over the Douro River, a small box labyrinth and a playground. During the summer, the garden …

After serious problems caused by Castilian rule, King Dinis handed Noudar over to the Order of Aviz, forcing them to build a strong castle and granting the town numerous privileges. Thus, the castle was built in 1308 by order of King Frei Afonso, master of the Order of Aviz, and underwent numerous repairs over the centuries. It consists of a hexagonal wall and enclosure, reinforced by regularly spaced cubes, with two gates defended by barbicans and two wicket gates. Recently, several archaeological investigations have been conducted to integrate and recover the origins of this fortification.