In 1988, the Praia Grande was classified a "Praia Dourada” (meaning golden beach) by the Ministry of the Environment. To highlight the event, a walking trail is proposed to all that visit the beach. The tour is designed so that visitors can best enjoy and appreciate the landscape and existing natural heritage. The trail is split into two walking paths, each around two kilometers long. These are: the trilho nascente (rising sun trail) and the trilho poente (setting sun trail).

The Vila Guiomar is a recreational Farm with Art Nouveau features, dating from the early 20TH century by Dr. Jose parvathy Noronha Galvão. In this fifth part of the Casa da Eira, a rustic House with seven cozy rooms, surrounded by a beautiful landscaped gardens set, a small Spinney and two lakes with spring water, one of these adapted pool.

Restaurant divided into two spaces, one for light meals and the other with more elaborate dishes. Open since 1976, this space offers a beach environment, that is, at the same time, sophisticated. Among the shellfish will find clams, cockles, lobster and lobster (upon request), Carabineros and tiger prawns. other specialties are the cataplanas, the stew, seafood rice and açorda de marisco (upon request).

Inserted into the Hotel Vila Galé Tavira, the health club provides you with various treatments and massages to relax the body and mind.

This friendly restaurant sharing the concept and the magnificent view over the Bay of Câmara de Lobos with fish Village restaurant, located right next door. Here you can select from a huge variety of meats.

Cruzeiro antigo, com 2 metros de altura, em cima de um pedestal.

Este cruzeiro tem cerca de três metros de altura, uma base de dois degraus, uma coluna sem ornamentação e uma cruz ornamentada no rebordo.

Wooded site located on the edge of the Ribeira de Mortágua watercourse, next to the Vale de Açores Bridge. It consists of some small pools and a space with tables and benches, as well as a bar and sand court.

The Medieval Sarcophagi are located in Vila Cova à Coelheira, more precisely on Avenida do Brasil (next to the Main Church). They date back to medieval times but are displaced from the location of the archaeological find. These sarcophagi are carved from granite blocks in an advanced state of deterioration, they belonged to the cemetery of the old church of Vila Nova à Coelheira.