Composed of two beaches (of the fortress and of the Path of the monastery) boasts crystal clear waters, coral reefs, sea caves and the Fort of São João Baptista, must-see. Is not monitored and is only accessible by boat from Peniche.

A small beach with calm, crystal-clear waters and a rich marine fauna. In the background, you can see Pedra da Anicha, a zoological reserve with great plant and animal diversity. Nearby is a cave, Lape de Santa Margarida, with traces of Lower Paleolithic man. In the distance, you can see the Forte de Nossa Senhora da Arrábida. Quality restaurants offer typical regional dishes, highlighting Azeitão cheese, honey, and wine. It has been classified as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Portugal.

Religious monument consisting of a nave, chancel, sacristy and an old hospital. The highlight in the interior is the vault, the crossing arch, some decorative stonework details and the bell rings on the main facade. Pay attention to the openings from the end of the 18th century, the main chapel ceiling painted with plant elements, the Crown shield in the center and the Mesários tribune.

This village is currently submerged by the Vilarinho da Furna Dam. When the dam is emptied for cleaning or when the water level falls, during drought periods, one may still see the houses, the streets and the walls of the old village.

A garden located near the hospital. After a short macadam path, one may sit on one of the garden benches and enjoy the tree shade or move along and see the 1889 municipal fountain, by two lateral flights of stairs.

Simple architecture, Chapel of white facade and with granite trim. At the top is the Bell Tower and nave and chancel, articulated this last with triumphal arch and Windows that, along with the oculus illuminate the interior. It was remodeled in 1967, as one can see the inscription.

In this space you can see the collection of Doctor Mário Sá, consisting of archaeological pieces, fieldwork reports and documentation on research work in the field of History, namely the studies on "As grandes vias da Lusitânia" (The Great Routes of Lusitania).

Museum installed in an old weaving factory, where you can currently see manual looms, which still manufacture rag blankets and blankets. It also has collars and rattles for sheep and other craft products on display.

Museum located in the house where artist Palmira Bastos was born, where you can see a vast collection of photographs and personal items belonging to the artist, provided by her family and the Teatro Nacional Dona Maria II.

The remnants of mosaics, a thermal building and an aqueduct, dating back to the 3rd and 5th centuries. Currently, there are no visible elements. At the beggining of the century, one could still see the remnants of buildings believed to having belonged to a large bath house.