A village located in a deep valley in the Gralheira mountain range. The houses are traditional, built of schist. The population is dedicated to pastoralism and agriculture, particularly irrigated crops, particularly corn. This town is one of the best-preserved small, typical villages. It has only ten houses and half a dozen inhabitants.

Surrounded by a fertile, humid, sloping, and very narrow valley, this village is characterized by its small, schist houses and narrow alleys that give it a typical atmosphere. Along with Aldeia da Pena, this village is one of the most visited settlements in the municipality of São Pedro do Sul.

Located on the roadside, it offers a magnificent view of downtown São Pedro do Sul and the mountains surrounding the village.

Poço Azul is a rocky area with very clean running water, small waterfalls, and a deep lagoon, making it ideal for swimming. It's well-marked and easily accessible.

Waterfalls running along a slope of the Serra do Caramulo.

This medium-sized waterfall is located on a very steep slope, forming a small pool and then flowing into a small stream. It's worth a visit for its beauty!

The 43-meter-high dam, opened in 1973, is located between the mouth of the Ocreza River and the Portas de Ródão. Fishing, swimming, windsurfing, skiing, sailing, jet skiing, and motorboating are permitted.

The Ocreza River stretches for about eighty kilometers, from its source in the Serra da Gardunha to its confluence with the Tagus River. It is a periodic river with several tributaries.

A concrete dam with buttresses built in the 1980s. Its purpose is to generate hydroelectric power from the Ocreza River. Fishing, swimming, and sailing are permitted.

This place offers beautiful views of the surrounding green hills.