A small museum created by Malcolm Clarke in his own garage, where we can learn a little about the sperm whale and its main food source, squid.

Shale source incorporated in the soil, with some steps leading to bica. It is said that once served as a meeting place for couples in love. Today is located in a privileged place by contact with nature.

Source built in 1950, consisting of three tanks. The building material is granite and quartz stone, which causes a great lightness with the incidence of solar rays (reason was baptized with the name).

Integrated source in a two storey building, in central position, perched on a staircase. It consists of a sink and a tank where the water gushes out. As its name indicates, is a haunting monumentality.

Source of rectilinear backrest with two spouts and a small rectangular tank. In the mid-twentieth century was built a tank to work as laundry and watering hole for animals, where well the bicas.

Source dated 1982, with a small tank with two cocks and the sides, two larger tanks with a spout. Highlighted by a tile Panel with the image of Saint Anthony and the other with two blocks.

Source dated 1978, of simple shapes, where only stands out the spout, which springs from the mouth of a red face in the center of the structure. Is in a poor state of conservation.

Source of backrest originally built in 1779, being in the 20th century moved to the current location. Features a rectangular plant with pilasters, a single tank and rectangular-shaped spouts frowns.

Here one preserves sites and natural elements that are unique and vulnerable. It is a scientific research place that keeps genetical sources and preserves the environments and natural ecosystems that have not been populated.

Casa do Monte dos Clogs is composed of a cottage, located in the area of olive groves, and a small apartment, overlooking the pool and the olive grove. The whole House is fully equipped; the decor is perfectly framed with the rurality of Mount, without forgetting the comfort.