The village of Alvito da Beira may have been moorish in its origins. According to the historians, it was the moors who firstly introduced the olive trees in the region. By the early 20th century, ther were 10 olive oil presses in the parish. Small walls were built, of which there are still vestiges, to protect the olive trees. The architectural heritage includes the mother church, the crucifix, the font velha (old fountain), the Mó fountain, the fountain at Dáspera and the Sobraínho fountain. The craftswork includes tapestries, hand made shoes, iron objects and more.

Routing with beginning and end near the river beach of Alvito da Beira. Are 11, 4 km long, with a duration of 3:0 and the degree of difficulty is medium. The main points of interest of this route are the village of Alvito da Beira, the wheel and the Grave Lameira Alvito.

This is one of the region's most crowded river beaches. Situated in the vicinity of 2 villages, olive groves and typical shale Quarry, this beach offers limpid waters of the Ribeira de Froia, of the many shadows and small waterfalls. There's a park and a children's beach. The visit to the mill recovered is of obligatory passage.

Route starting in the village of Sobral Fernando, with 10 mile long, 3:0 of average difficulty and duration. The points of interest of this route include the Conheiras (extensive heaps composed of pebbles piled up to prove the gold extraction in the Roman era and medieval) and the Watermill and Açude da Várzea das Pedras.

Route starting in the village of Sobral Fernando, with the extension of 6, 5 km, average difficulty and duration 2:0. It will be difficult to stay indifferent to landscape richness that this course provides. Its main points of interest are: the Açude da Foz do Cobrão, Vale Mourão, with obligatory stop at the lookout that gives to this Valley, and the doors of the Almourão. Ends in you carry.

Beach located on the shore of Isna and is one of three beaches officially fit for bathing. At this location, bogas carp and barbel abound. It is recommended the passage in Philippine and Bridge the various mills. Has bar and locker room.

Philippine bridge, well preserved, under which passes the Ribeira da Isna, more showy in the summer, at which point the current is constant.

Source of circular form, with three cocks and several fountains which together cause a pleasant visual effect.

Little mill, very well maintained, in shale, with a wooden door, located in one of the main squares in the region.