Small Bar, located in a little busy and with good views.

A dam sided by trees, on the left bank of the Tagus river (Ribeira de Magos/Magos Brook). There is a pier, access ramps and a river beach (Paíl de Magos).

Dam of mixed type, a part of the kind of gravity and another of type arc, Rabagão River-fueled, in the hydrographic basin of the Cávado. Was completed in 1964, featuring 94 meters high and 1897 meters long of Coronation, with a maximum discharge capacity of 500 m3\/s is the second largest Dam in Portugal, the Alqueva dam, being highly sought after by fishermen. The barbel, boga and climb (a.k.a. Rama) are the most common fish species. Is still allowed to practice other sports and recreational activities, such as surfing, motorboats, etc.

Nautical club, with sailing school, situated in praia de Mira.

The Vala Real (Royal Pit) spreads to the south of the Aveiro tidal stream.

A space with trees and dunes, rich in mud, as in the Aveiro tidal stream, to which it is connected. It is also linked to the lagoon of Mira, by the Cana Valley, on the north side. The most common fish species are the mullet, the eel and the sole.

Also known as Lagoa de Baixo (Lagoon from down below) it has a long shape and communicates with the lagoon of Barrinha, in Mira, by the so-called Vala da Cana (Cana Pit). It is surrounded by trees, with pine woods sinc the dunes of Quiaios. There is a beach and a picnic area.

A dam on the Amendoeira Brook (Douro river basin), surrounded by trees. Fishing is permitted with restrictions.

A dam on the Azibo river, on the Douro river basin, surrounded by mountain landscapes. Recreational activities are ermitted, with certain restrictions.

A dam located on the Brook of Barranco do Adão, in the passage from the Alentejo to the Algarve.