Monument dating back to 1940, when the commemoration of the third centenary of the restoration of independence, in tribute to all those who fought for independence against Castile.

A set of sculptures scattered throughout the riverside area of Alcoutim depicting various scenes from the activities of the smugglers who inhabited the region in former times.

A vast stretch of sand with fine, clear sand, the waters are popular with surfers and those who enjoy warmer waters. It's easily accessible and relatively quiet.

Integrated panoramic restaurant at Hotel Horta who, along with the bar and lounge, offers fantastic panoramic views. Serves, essentially, regional and international cuisine.

Those who are heading to Foz do Arelho will find this large restaurant, with an effective service and both Portuguese and international dishes. Excellent wine list.

A large, comfortable room, with excellent views, that serves boar dishes. For those who do not like it, there are other options. Fair enough wine list.

The museum, inaugurated in 1990, aims to preserve the past and showcase the history of the military personnel of this force. There is a room dedicated to honoring soldiers who died overseas.

Located in quiet area, 800 m from the beach, this resort consists of 18 apartments T1 with capacity for four people have a terrace overlooking the swimming pool\/garden. Has reception, bar with terrace, garden with swimming pool for adults and children's pool, joint barbecue, garage with capacity for 18 vehicles and off-road parking.

Chapel of Baroque architecture featuring longitudinal plant simple, single space preceded by a closed porch. The facades show corners apilastrados and are topped off in frieze and cornice. The main altarpiece is of gilt and polychrome, and Johannine period. Is a very simple Chapel. The penthouse has pictorial representation of the four Evangelists, St. Luke and St. mark the attributes change.

Building where stands out the decorative stonework, masonry tile and padded double frame mantel. The main door is articulated with window of verga in arch and apron with ornate relief, ripping between pilasters with bases and capitals in stonework, topped off, above the cornice, by stone urns. The first floor is intended for housing and to the Museum and the ground floor to trade.