The Valley of Change offers three rooms next to each other. Are they the "House the olive tree", the "Monte da Madeira" and the "House of the well". Are very quiet houses with swimming pool, which enable a pleasant and quiet, in full contact with nature.

Quinta Santo António da Serra is composed of 17 chalets fully equipped in order to provide you with every comfort. The dense mountainous vegetation invites guests to relax and walk through its magnificent flora, typical of the island.

Localizado na baixa da cidade, oferece todo o conforto para uma estadia num ambiente exclusivo, moderno e acolhedor. Cada quarto é único e todos oferecem vistas sobre a cidade.

Situated in a rural area in Flemish, this farm is located just ten minutes from the city of Horta and the airport. Divided into two houses-the main house and the Casa da Eira-surrounded by ample leisure areas, with emphasis on the pleasant terrace.

At Fonte da Telha, near the beach, the South is an experience that blends the hostel, with gastronomy and the surf! The hostel has a relaxed environment, with rooms for groups and free internet, Italian-inspired restaurant and how to surfing, there is a school which offers classes.

A neighbourhood garden with an old kiosk, located in a small square of the eastern part of Lisbon, near th river, by the wraehouses of the firm Abel Pereira da Fonseca, from 1910, that have been restored and adapted to become a cultural space.

Also known as Jardim da Mata (Garden of the Woods), it has a picnic area, a playground, a bar with a terrace, a lake and two tennis courts. It is fit for informal leisure even though it has a small fitness circuit in the western area.

The construction of the Quinta da Bacalhoa goes back to the XVI century and its gardens present a mix of renaissance style with Lusitanian tradition. Restored in 1937, the farm is considered, in its set, the most important from the beginning of Portuguese renaissance.

This is the highest point in the Algarve, at 902 meters. The extent of the landscape depends on the greater or lesser cloudiness, but on clear days the view extends, on the one hand, to Cabo de São Vicente and further north to Serra da Arrábida, and on the other, to Faro.

Viewpoint located on Santo André hill, close to Castelo hill, where the view over Lisbon can be enjoyed in the shade of stone pines. Located next to the Church of Nossa Senhora da Graça, it also has a pleasant terrace.