The House of Courela do Zambujeiro offers eight rooms all different decorated according to themes founders of Alentejo: olive, Plum, honey, Rosemary, Slate, shale, terracotta and Cork. It offers a swimming pool and tennis court. Provides a direct contact with the rural life.

In addition to the comfort that this rural tourism unit is proposing, one of its most capital gains is the fact that the mills being self-sustaining. The energy is produced through a hybrid solar and water system. The property is surrounded by magnificent landscapes in the region of Turismo do Douro Sul.

Recovered farm, located near the Serra da Estrela and the Serra do Açor. The former coaching Inn has been transformed into a residential house and the old wine cellar was converted into five fully equipped apartments. There is also a swimming pool, an outdoor kitchen with barbecue,

Built by Alpendurada monastery, so that the friars could enjoy the Farm as a place of rest and repose, Quinta do Mosteiró is a nook, located on the right bank of the River Douro, where all the conditions have been created for guests to enjoy a tourist structure of great comfort.

Space located next to Açude do Gameiro, in Ribeira da Raia. This park is one of the most important points of interest in this region, given the diversity of attractions and infrastructure it has, including the campsite, playground, picnic area, bar, playground, river beach and nautical club.

Situated between the castle gardens, on the hillside above, and next to the Park of Quinta do Castelo, this playground is quite frequented, especially on weekends, because the surrounding area is also inviting the beautiful walks. The equipment and the park itself are well taken care of because they are recent implementation.

A space from where one can view nature and the Sousa river. A peaceful place where one can practice radical sports due to the cliffs's composition. This is where we find the mystical "Boca do Inferno" (Hell's Mouth) with peculiar geological features.

Ancient medieval fortification located at an altitude of 1033 meters. Currently, almost in ruins, it retains an enclosure delimited by walls and two doors. The Porta do Sapo (Frog Door) stands out. At the site of the primitive rock fortification, there are traces of prehistoric and Iron Age occupations.

Built in the 16th century to replace the oratory dedicated to Nossa Senhora dos Mártires, the convent housed the nuns of Santa Clara until 1877, after which it was handed over to the Ministry of War. It has a cloister with two floors and typical tiles from the 17th century.

Known as the Hermitage of the Lord of the Afflicted, this chapel is an integral part of Quinta do Saldanha. It is worth noting the rare beauty of an ivory Christ on a carved wooden cross. The image of the Lord Jesus of the Afflicted remains, to this day, a source of great popular devotion, especially among fishermen.