This region stands out for the production of chalk and cement, as may be seen at the cement museum. It has a mother church that was enlarged in 1887 and still has two manuelin doors and two baptismal fonts, and the chapel of Saint Amaro, dated 1526. It still has vestiges of the roman occupation.

Attended only by fishermen and scouts.

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.