Hotel located in the heart of Praia do Carvoeiro, just 50 metres from the sea. Offers 54 rooms, 18 with ocean views, fully equipped. The restaurant features a menu rich in typical algarvian cuisine dishes.

Monte da Gravitates offers two fully equipped houses, which guarantee all privacy and comfort for a pleasant stay, surrounded of nature, within the limits of the Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina.

An 18th century manor, surrounded by rustic constructions, a horse riding area and stables. One can do agricultural activities, ride horses and take walks. The farm has 20 há with views of the river, the mountain and the country.

Angels Inn Paradise is a holiday home, a perfect haven away from the city. Located in sítio dos Prazeres, municipality of Calheta. Is surrounded by mountain and sea providing its guests a comfortable stay in full contact with nature.

Quinta do Juncal is a 19th century mansion situated in the Serra D'El Rei, a few kilometers from obidos and Peniche. The property has six acres of garden and offers tennis court, swimming pool and golf course.

Farm located about five miles from Viana do Castelo, offering a peaceful and relaxing stay in full contact with nature. It offers seven comfortable bedrooms, a living room with fireplace and a nice garden with swimming pool.

Housed in a building from the early 17TH century, overlooking the resevoir dam Teja, and Riverfront hillside Solar dos Almeidas offers a quality stay in historic and modern at the same time, surrounded by nature and medieval architectural heritage.

The Montes Claros Garden is part of the Monsanto Forest Park and was designed by the architect Francisco Keil do Amaral. It has a long garden, with a viewpoint overlooking the Tagus estuary. It also has an adequate space for holding large events.

Gardens belonging to the Royal Palace, the first manor house in Viana do Alentejo and temporary residence of King Dinis. The green area is decorated with conch-shaped elements, and limestone, influenced by the maritime tradition of seventeenth-century tastes.

The Mata Nacional dos Medos was sown by order of King Dom João V, in the 18th century, to pin the sands of the dunes that advanced to the agricultural lands. Classified as a Botanical Reserve in 1971, this ecosystem presents conditions for recreation and leisure.