Inside, we can find the image of Nossa Senhora da Esperança, who accompanied Pedro Álvares Cabral on the journey he discovered Brazil. The 14th century image is found in a side altarpiece and is much appreciated by those who visit this temple, inaugurated in 1940. The bell tower stands out on the main façade of this church, with eclectic and revivalist marks. It is located in the historic center and offers a privileged view of Cova da Beira.

A park with stone tables and benches, much vegetation and luxujrious trees.

Picnic park with large dimensions, benches and tables. There is not much shade.

Typical English coffee where they serve excellent meals there, prepared by chef Victor Matos. Offers magnificent views over the Marina of Vilamoura. Recently refurbished, now features more modern facilities and welcoming.

This building is what is left of the very ancient Pintos de Begide Manor, a descendant of Dom Tructezendo Guedes, Lord of the Paiva Lands, where, according to local tradition, he lived with his daughter and his grand-daughter Dona Maria Teresa Taveira, who would be the mother of Saint Anthony. The building is very badly preserved. It can be acceded on foot along an earth path.

A walk along Cerva is much more than just viewing the small town that was once the parishe's siege (charter from 1514). The river beach and the entire surrounding area are fit for walks along this region's blessed nature trails.

Large stone structure with three niches, and the central leaves the spout and the other two are decorated with flower pots. Outside this structure, especially a former daughter-in-law of water.

Café\/bar which stands out by its location, the views, and for being a space that organizes cultural events and themed.

A restaurant located on the sand dunes, quite welcoming, with magnificent views of the Alvor beach. The fish dishes stand out.

Rustic restaurant, much sought after for lunch, serving traditional dishes.