The coastal strip between the mouth of the Neiva River and Apulia, with a length of 18 kilometers, constitutes an ecosystem of rare importance, dominated by a stretch of sandy beach and primary and secondary dunes of great instability and at risk of erosion. The estuaries of the Neiva and Cavado rivers, as well as the pine forests and agricultural/rural areas, have just made up this protected landscape. In the rear, maritime pines protect much of the dune extension.

Former Teatro Club, a building designed by architect Miguel Ventura Terra in 1908 and opened in 1911, this museum focuses mainly on two areas: ethnography and history. It features an Ethnography and Material Culture room, an Archeology and History room and the Azulejos room, where temporary exhibitions are held.

Building with a beautiful treatment of carved stonework with an eclectic taste. There is a notable difference between the richly crafted exterior and the interior poverty.

Space with a vast documentary collection.

Place where several cultural and recreational activities happen.

Store with varied products, all regional.

Dwelling house following the traditional standards in the region: the ground floor intended to support agricultural activity and the upper floor intended for housing. A highlight is the wide variety of decorative elements, such as tile paneling and mural paintings.

Beautiful example of a rustic bridge, of small dimensions, inserted within the perimeter of Miróbriga Archaeological station.

Beach with a length of 60 meters. In recent years, the area has been closed to swimming due to the low level of the reservoir, which could jeopardize the water quality.

Beautiful and very old church that displays an important Manueline portal and a beautiful Mannerist altarpiece that is now kept in the Municipal Museum, located less than 20 meters away.