Camping Ria Formosa is a space with modern facilities, with all the necessary conditions in order to provide campers pleasurable experiences. The Park has the advantage of having good accessibility, if you don't mind camping to 200 metres from the train station. It offers swimming pools, playground, maintenance circuit, grills to cook meals outdoors, among many other services.

The campsite Pedrogao Beach, opened in 1979, benefits from the fact of having direct access to the beach. Features a playground prepared for the practice of numerous sports and has a calm and peaceful environment, ideal for rest. It's a great starting point to discover the region, which suggests a visit to the termas de Monte Real and natural area of Piso, among other attractions.

The Caldeira, a crater 2000 meters in diameter and 400 meters deep, results from the volcanic nature of Faial Island. It's a beauty for the eyes, as long as the weather conditions alow it. Access to the conditioned interior, subject to the Faial Natural Park Guide. Inland, the diversity of botanical habitats deserves to be highlighted: laurel forest, cedar forests, peat bogs, reeds, among others.

One of the most fantastic beach restaurants throughout the Algarve and also one of the oldest. Situated on Três Irmãos beach, the restaurant and bar Caniço is literally located in a grotto of the cliff. Access via a tunnel and a lift, from the Village of Prainha. Fresh fish and seafood dominate a menu. Good wine list. As one would expect, the restaurant is closed during the winter.

The Art Center began its activities in May 1986, with the intention of creating a space that would allow privileged access to cultural initiatives in terms of visual arts, as well as training in very specific areas of art not covered in academic curricula. It offers courses in painting, printmaking, tapestry, photography, and screen printing, among others, and activities such as exhibitions, workshops, and colloquia.

Built between the second half of the 13th century and the beginning of the 14th century, the Vilar Tower is a symbol of seigniorial power over the territory and proof of the existence of a "domus fortis," a fortified manor house in the Sousa Valley. It is a five-story building with granite ashlar masonry. The tower was illuminated by Romanesque-style arrow slits and accessed through an arched doorway with a tympanum.

A village located about two kilometers from Santa Comba Dão, its natural attractions stand out. Its architectural heritage includes the pillory, sunny houses, a house with porches, and a church built in the 12th century on the site of a Templar convent. Crafts include lace and woodwork.

In this village, located by a stream that flows to the Dueça river, the mother church, rebuilt in the 19th century, with an 18th century door, the pillory (Public Interest Construction), the Boiça House and the old Garridos Manor stand out. The Podentes Cellars belong to the Route of the Beiras Wines. The craftswork includes tapestries.

This House-Museum, donated by Marta Ortigão Sampaio to the Porto municipality, rebuilds the atmosphere of the former owner, showing mostly jewellery and painting (we point out the works of Aurélia de Sousa, Sofia de Sousa and other painters from the end of the XIX, beginning of the XX centuries).

This is a medium garden, known especially for its views. From the garden you can see the Douro River, the typical buildings, the Alfândega (customs), the Palácio de Cristal and the Arrábida Bridge. You may also enjoy the quiet and the singing of the birds, like you were out of the city.