Very busy beach with blue flag, considered one of the main bathing areas of the city. No Beach, but rather a concrete plate. Nearby you will find the Hotel do Caracol.

Vegetarian restaurant in self-service scheme, lighted, with nice atmosphere and simple decor. This space seeks to combine the quality of meals, integrating the sabores do Alentejo on vegetarian food.

O elegante e intimista Trattoria 179, restaurante da marca BH, localiza-se na Baixa do Porto e serve comida italiana genuína.

Integrated in the Vila Vita Parc Hotel, this restaurant is located on Praia dos Pescadores, serving great fresh fish. The Esplanade, protected by shutters, offers magnificent views of the ocean.

Relaxed and intimate space, located on Praia do Garrao, with a nice terrace on the beach. Serves good grilled fish, but also good meat dishes, like the Portuguese steak.

Restaurant belonging to the Hotel Quinta dos Cedros, serving traditional Portuguese cuisine, with an emphasis on some regional dishes. His specialties are the barbecued goat, the making and rye in the Mill.

The trail passes through the restored village of Pia do Urso, a place full of history with its typical mountain dwellings. It is here that the Sensory Ecopark, designed for the blind, is located.

Located on a plain above the Alva river, Sabugueiro is the highest village in Portugal (an altitude of 1050 metres). It started from the shacks of sheperds that used the mountain's pastures for their sheep and their goats. The engraving on the rock by the Canariz Fountain is a testimony to the peopling of the area in remote times. Even though there are still shepherds and related activities (wool and cheese production), rural tourism has developed in the last few years and there are several typical houses currently adapted. The shpherds still move to the Douro region in the winter …

This route, which stretches over 5.6 kilometers, follows the winding lines of the cliffs located between Praia de Vale Centianes and Praia da Marinha. The route runs along a line of cliffs, interrupted by some lines of water, which flow above sea level, giving rise to "hanging valleys". Along the route, the visitor has the help of almost two dozen information panels, explaining the route and identifying the main points of interest.

A small village located on the slopes of Cabeço de Monsanto, at an altitude of 758 meters, known as "the most Portuguese village in Portugal." Wild nature and human construction combine in a harmonious combination, resembling, from a distance, a stone fortress. The houses are "invaded" by enormous granite boulders that serve as floors, walls, and ceilings. A settlement of military origins, it was here that, according to legend, Viriato withstood a seven-year siege. Monsanto Castle was recaptured from the Arabs.