A large boat shaped restaurant, with a decor that gets its inspiration from the fishing community. It serves regional and international dishes. A special note to the fish dshes.

Before you enter, follow the advice given by this rural tourism unit: close your eyes, take a deep breath and take your mind of all thoughts that accompany it. Now you can experience a new world based on environmental sustainability. Were therefore adopted water utilization systems and solar energy. Something that you can enjoy in the nine double rooms with en-suite bathroom and access to the garden and the pool. In the House, you can also enjoy the smoothly as the stone square contemporary décor and find your corner of peace and tranquility.

This garden is an important element in the construction of the Palace program. The wall that gives you access is decorated with sculptural elements in stone, with meandering ponds own Baroque contours and tiled decorations.

Multifunctional space, with bar, restaurant and nightclub. Relaxed atmosphere, own a seaside space planted with young and lively clientele. Organizes various theme parties, as well as dinners on the beach.

This place, which used to be a tavern, is considered to be the oldest beer house in Lisbon, making its own ginger beer. It works from 7:30 to 24h (2a.m at weekends).

Complex that contains a turf football field with artificial lighting and a capacity for 2000 spectators and a dirt field. Is owned by Carapinhense Sports Club, Brazilian football team founded in 1959.

Opened in 1991, the Estádio Dr. Américo Couto is a functional complex, with turf floor and capacity for 3500 spectators. It is owned by Grupo Desportivo da Mealhada sportsassociation, founded in 1945.

Football field, opened in 1904, with seating for 1000 people. Dirt floors and with artificial lighting. Is owned by the Courense Sporting Club, Club more representative of the County, founded in 1932.

Football field on dirt, with changing rooms, lighting, side bench and fence. Has a capacity of 1500 spectators and is owned by the Sports and Cultural Center Ancorense, club founded in 1974.

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.