An 18 kilometres long pedestrian walk that lasts about 5 hours. Along the way you may observe the beauty of the Laurissilva forest with its countless waterfalls. Once at the Caldeirão Verde there’s one more waterfall with about 100 metres, ending in a clear water lagoon.

A 5.4 kilometres walk along the Levada dos Cedros with its unique irrigation systems on the ridges of the Madeira island.

This is the second highest peak of the island, 1818 metres high. The access may be by car, and there’s a café and a hotel at the top. From the peak, one may enjoy a dazzling landscape and, if the weather is good, you may see the neighbouring island of Porto Santo.

Passadiços em madeira que percorrem a margem direita da Ribeira de Quelhas, junto à aldeia do Coentral. O percurso tem troços de diferentes dificuldades e pode ser percorrido todo o ano sendo, no entanto, aconselhado fazê-lo no outono ou inverno.

There are tourist animation companies, such as RentDouro (contact 224646352), which provide unforgettable walks by the River Douro, allowing the hiring of boats and jet skis or providing an ascent of the River in a pleasant cruise.

On the outskirts of Peniche there is a volcanic breach known as islet of Papoa. This rocky formation is a rather sought after fishing spot with lovely sea views.

The GR 30 "Section of Sobral de Monte Agraço Municipality" is a large pedestrian route, about 16 Km, which is part of the route of the lines of Torres.

A pedestrian trail on the eastern part of the Natural Park of São Mamede. The trail passes by the Castle of Marvão, the walls of the Castle of Vide, the bridge on the Ribeira de Galegos, the Casal da Torre (Tower Farm) and other magnificent landscapes of the banks of som brooks and rivers, namely the Sever.

Estes Passadiços estão inseridos no trilho do Gresso, em Sanfins, Rocas do Vouga. Na zona envolvente encontrará pontes, pequenas cascatas e lados, com uma extensa vegetação autóctone. O ponto de acesso à zona dos passadiços situa-se na ponte do rio Gresso, a norte de Sanfins.

Clear water pools, created by volcanic activity and the action of the sea, located on the small island of Vila Franca do Campo.