The Gerês Mountain has five major water courses. But there are tens of fountains that "escape" that main network, with fine water springs along the mountain. The Quelha da Buraca fountain is one such example.

The Gerês Mountain has five major water courses. But there are tens of fountains that "escape" that main network, with fine water springs along the mountain. The Portela fountain is one such example.

The Gerês Mountain has five major water courses. But there are tens of fountains that "escape" that main network, with fine water springs along the mountain. The Pedra Bela fountain is one such example.

This fountain is only a rocky crevasse on the ground with a water spring.

The Gerês Mountain has five major water courses. But there are tens of fountains that "escape" that main network, with fine water springs along the mountain. The Cantinha fountain is an example.

The Gerês Mountain has five major water courses. But there are tens of fountains that "escape" that main network, with fine water springs along the mountain. The Balsada fountain is one such example.

The Gerês Mountain has five major water courses. But there are tens of fountains that "escape" that main network, with fine water springs along the mountain. The Albergaria fountain is one such example.

A reservoir on the Nisa Brook, on the Tagus river basin, near the Senhora da Graça (Our Lady of Grace) Hill and the ruins of Nisa-a-Velha (Old Nisa). It has a beach. It is not fit for sports.

A dam in the Northeast of Trás-os-Montes (Douro river), surrounded by almond trees and cherry trees in full blossom. A reservoir for Free Usage, where some sports and leisure activities are permitted (boating, motor boating, swimming). Fishing and surfing are also permitted, under certain conditions. Nearby, there is a river beach.

A dam built in the 1950s, mainly destined to irrigation. It has backup services, a nautical club with a hangar, a floating quay, a ski school with a jumping track, a restaurant, a camping and a pool.