It is its privileged localization, south from Setúbal and between the Sado estuary and the Atlantic Ocean, that makes the Tróia Peninsula a natural paradise. In Tróia you will find countless beaches of white sand and a natural reserve with beautiful sights of the Arrábida Mountain. It is also possible to watch the colony of roazes-corvineiros (a dolphin species) that inhabit the estuary waters.

A place where several artisans work together in several shops and workshops. One can watch them work and buy craftswork from them. At the Lousal small town one can find the mines, currently deactivated and being modernized.

In the square of the historic centre one can find the Church of São Pedro (Saint Peter): It has a gothic style chapel of the Alentejo, dating back to the 16th century.

About one kilometre in length, this bike trail traverses the Alameda José Amaro.

The Serra de Grândola is very popular for hiking and for sports. Ecological and landscape value contributes to this demand.