After following the municipal road, access to this site is gained on foot via an approximately 50 metre long trail. This 30 metre high waterfall is found in the environs of Fóia, located at the beginning of Ribera do Barbelote. From the peak, the highest point of the mountain range at 902 metres, one can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view.

Privileged place for migratory birds, filled with reeds and other vegetation typical of swamps. It houses part of the population of the Lagoa de Santo André, most notably the Red-billed duck, facing extinction. Is situated in a place of difficult access, and is separated from the beach by a cordon of dunes.

Located near Quiaios, the lagoon is roundish, with an approximate diametre of 600 metres, and it is surrounded by a lovely tree area. It has little depth and that explain its dense vegetation, typical of swamp areas. In this place, a havem for aquatic birds, there are bird observatories and a Centre of Environmental Education.

A 2 km long lagoon, located near the Pedrogão Beach. There is a forest with wide pine woods. The lagoon and the Mata Nacional do Urso (Bear National Woods) are classed.

The Zêzere river is a tributary of the Tagus river that starts on the Estrela Mountain and measures about 200 km. It is the second larges river that flows entirely in Portugal.

A waterfall that is over 90 metres high, surrounded by local vgetation. Near the Douro river, a special note to the pillory and the menhirs, namely the painted menhir.

On the Serra Amarela (Yellow Hill), right on the Peneda-Gerês National Park, one finds this waterfall. There are numerous woods and a rich human and natural heritage.

A waterfall that is about 8 metres tall, located in Agarez, in a rural landscape. This village is known for its manual looms of flax pieces.

The water fall, about 30 metres tall, is seen in Vila Real.

The waterfall is 14 metres high and it is formed by the springs of the Alviela river. On the river there is a milling complex with over twenty mills. The surrounding area has many trees, namely cork oak trees and stone pines.