Beach with good access, with long and clean sand, with some dunes where you can see typical windmills. There are conditions to practice a handful of sports, ranging from volleyball to football, including sport fishing and extreme windsurfing, surfing and bodyboarding. It is located in the Esposende Coastal Protected Landscape area and has a scout camp, a holiday camp and a children's playground. There is also a pleasant library on the beach. Artisanal fishing and sargassum collection are activities that still continue on this beach.

A sandbar located at the end of the Ria Formosa estuary, accessible by boat or on foot (when the tide is low). Almost untouched, this secluded sandy area is a paradise. Cacela is known for its fortress built in 1770 by Dom Rodrigo de Noronha. From its battlements, atop the hill, there is a magnificent view over the green waters of the estuary and the long dune system of Praia da Fábrica. There are two restaurants where you can savor oysters, shrimp, and clams.

The dazzling view over Lisbon and the Tagus River dominates this space open to the town that opens your Gourmet Club. With a concept of Gourmet Tapas created by Chef Valeria Olivari, creativity and simplicity of each dish and dessert include diversified cultures and adapt to the lifestyle that the Club offers. All this in the Chiado, in the heart of Lisbon, a privileged place for excellence of the location, the landscape and the sophistication. Here you can enjoy the great outdoors on the spacious terrace and comfortable sun terrace.

In the Tavern You John relishes the more typical of the region, in a menu that is based on the best local produce, as the barrosã veal, the Smokehouse and products derived from pork. In a singular space, rustic environment and well decorated with touches of modernity, where you can watch the sporadic performances of live music, the team of Ti Tavern John are ready to provide you with a genuine meal ahead. It also has a nice wine cellar white, red and sparkling wines.

The taste is Also a restaurant with tranquil surroundings, where you can sample the delights of traditional Portuguese cuisine. It is distinguished by refined decor and friendly service. Economic lunch meals with dishes of the day (€ 4.95) and menu (€ 7), with bread, drink, soup, dish of the day and coffee. Brazilian Feijoada, rump steak, veal loaf, put to the mirandesa, fish or shrimp moqueca, cod and flounder Flavor Addition to Belle Meunière are some of the specialties of the restaurant as well as flavor.

Just 50 metres from the main restaurant Barbas, this is a more informal version famous restaurant in Costa da Caparica. Has a great terrace facing the sea, which adds another 50 places on the stocking. Clams to beards, fresh fish to grill, Stew to the fisherman, fish Cataplanas, steak with beards and all-you-can-eat Fish (every day except on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays for lunch) are some of the specialties of the House signs.

Restaurant of the Hotel Vila Galé Porto, buffet or a la carte, where you can savor the finest ingredients, carefully selected. The range of dishes to choose from is comprehensive, but the menu didn't forget the dishes from traditional Portuguese cuisine, as well as wines, whose choice rests on the Casa de Santa Vitória Alentejo, celebrated by the combination of aromas of ripe fruits and jams, with floral elegance of national varieties, such as Touriga Nacional, Alfrocheiro and Tinta amarela.

A very famous beach with beautiful scenery and good conditions. The most surprising thing upon arriving at Foz do Arelho is the confluence of the Óbidos lagoon with the ocean. You can choose between the rougher waters of the Atlantic or the tranquility of the Foz do Arelho lagoon, great for children. Of indescribable beauty, it's the ideal place for boat or canoe trips, fishing, and water sports; inland there's a sailing school and a windsurfing school. There are several restaurants, a lively nightlife, and street shops.

Named by "Caminho de Geira Romana", this road is signalized by millenarian roman marks, being part of the way that connected Braga to Santiago de Compostela and to Rome. Here we leave the suggestion to a small circuit in Braga about the cult of Santiago. At the historical centre, begin by the See, following through the D. Gonçalo Pereira Street and São Paulo Plaza, until you reach the Santiago Plaza, where you can see the Santiago’s Fountain and tower as a reminiscence of the medieval fortress walls. Next

The Cedofeita Street was built into structure as a main thoroughfare of the walled city and, in 1784, João de Almada e Melo ordered to cut through the Quinta da Torrinha. Most of the constructions are from the XVIII, XIX and XX centuries, although you can still find some buildings from the XVII century. Balconies, terraces, irons, glazed tiles, ashlars-work, ceramics and mansards are some the architectonical elements that contribute to particularize this thoroughfare, which has equally a big historic and cultural importance.