The High Hillock campsite, situated in Peneda-Gerês National Park, on the banks of the rio Cabril, is ideal for nature lovers and mountain. Discover the paths and pedestrian routes, while enjoying one of the most beautiful landscapes of Northern Portugal. Highlight is the stone of water, the cascade of Pincães or the Fojo dos Lobos, the main attractions to visit.

The campsite of birch, located in place of birch, in vila do Gerês, is characterized mainly by the stunning landscape and dense forestation, which provides excellent shadows for camping with rest and tranquillity. It's still a great starting point for hiking or visit the Termas do Gerês, Caniçada dam, Mata de Albergaria, among other attractions.

The Parque de Campismo de Arganil, located in Sarzedo, and near the river Alva, offers the ideal conditions to enjoy pleasant moments of relaxation in contact with nature. With countless amenities, also presents various possibilities for accommodation. You can still walk through the Centre of Arganil or pay a visit to the historic village of Piódão.

The campsite of the Burn, as its name implies, is located along the barrier, being ideal for lovers of water sports. Here you will have at your disposal all the conditions to be able to enjoy a calm and tranquil stay. Please also visit the serras de Fafe and rural villages, fighting with the people welcoming knowledge of this region.

It is a mixture of architectural styles, the result of the amount of times it has been restored. You can visit the Gothic cloister and the treasury, with a very varied collection of silver objects, ecclesiastical vestments, images, manuscripts and relics related to São Vicente. On the outside, the façade stands out, with a porch and portal with four primitive Romanesque archivolts.

This mountain is located in the foothills of the serra da Cabreira, more precisely six miles northeast of Braga. The Bom Jesus and Sameiro are two places of pilgrimage to visit this mountain range overlooking the city. Annually, at the end of July, takes place at the top of the mountain, one of the most typical Minho festivals in honor of Santa Marta.

Upon arrival, a viewpoint with a chapel awaits us, from which the name of the beach derives. Located between cliffs, this beach offers excellent conditions for pleasant days in the sun. The beach has a concession area, as there are several tourist sets nearby. Boats depart from here to visit the cliff caves that abound here.

Restaurant belonging to the hotel with the same name, where you can glimpse traces of its former function: a milling factory. Rustic and cosy place offering dishes of typical Alentejo cuisine. After lunch we suggest a visit to the Museum, where you will meet a grinding operation with more than 100 years.

Caves discovered in 1971 that feature a gallery/room/shaft configuration. They have beautiful rooms and galleries filled with limestone formations, with a visitable length of 350 meters and a depth of 45 meters. There is an underground bar located in an adjacent cave, Cova da Moura, where there is a fully illuminated cave extending for about 50 meters.

It was built in the 1960s and covers approximately 38,000 square meters. Surrounded by a wall on all sides, it is bordered by houses, the river, the school, and the park's facilities. Currently, it belongs to the Regional Directorate of Agriculture of Trás-os-Montes. It is an excellent place to visit with family and friends. There are spaces for running, playing, picnicking, fishing, and even swimming in the river.