Mineral spa in the ancient salt pans of Castro Marim. Here you can learn about artisanal salt production on a guided tour of the Barquinha salt mine.

After operating for several decades as the main supplier of fruits, vegetables, and fish to the village, it is currently a multifunctional tourist and cultural space dedicated to promoting and disseminating local arts and knowledge.

A multifunctional space designed to host cultural events and activities related to agriculture and livestock farming, with particular emphasis on goat farming and cheese making.

Located within the castle itself, this is a space where you can learn more about the history of Castro Marim. Here you can appreciate documents, drawings and engravings displayed on the walls, archaeological artifacts and historical-ethnographic pieces exhibited in various showcases, from the Late Bronze Age, the Iron Age, the Roman period, among many other historical periods.

The Castro Marim garden offers a spacious, grassy area with shaded and recreational spaces, tables, benches, and playgrounds. It has all the necessary amenities to enjoy pleasant moments of leisure.

The complex system of salt marshes, salt pans, canals, ponds, estuaries, and large, vegetation-free areas, located in the municipalities of Castro Marim and Vila Real de Santo António, was the first Natural Reserve in Portuguese territory. Land, river (Guadiana), and sea merge, creating a strange but beautiful mosaic that extends to the mouth of the river with Ayamonte on the other side as a backdrop. The land is rich in original flora (especially halophytic species) and, above all, in exotic fauna (birds, fish, crustaceans, mollusks, amphibians, and reptiles).

Earth-type dam located on the Beliche River (Guadiana Basin), in an intermediate area of ​​mountains, trees and scrubland. Sports and leisure activities are restricted.

The main church has quite peculiar architectural details. The narthex is Renaissance, although quite altered, the chancel has a lunette vault and has Neo-Manueline elements in the parapet of the south facade.

Located next to a pine forest, it's a very busy and attractive beach, yet it remains a calm place, great for relaxing. There are some concession areas, so the sand is clean. Good swimming area. There's a small restaurant on the sand.

With the sea on the horizon, a pine forest precedes the extensive sandy area, characterized by its variety of plant species. Its location gave rise to a luxury urbanization, with the same name as the beach. Access is via a wooden pedestrian bridge. Look for the traces of Roman ruins by the sea that this place preserves.