A small lagoon surrounded by a forest park and a picnic area. At this place there is also a belvedere with lovely views of the Gruta do Inferno (Hell's Cave), a canyon along which flows a tributary of the main brook that flows to the Sete Cidades Lagoon.

A group of small lagoons, surrounded by dense woods and separated by a narrow stretch of land. A place of great beaty and tranquility.

One of the lagoons of the parish of the Sete Cidades (Seven Towns). In the past, one was not able to view the Santiago Lagoom because the close by lands were private property. Currently, the visitors are able to view this wonder of nature.

The Montesinho Dam, in Ribeira de Vilar, is part of the Natural Park with the same name. This area has an enormous diversity of flora and fauna, with special emphasis on the Iberian wolf.

Small lagoon located near a stream in the Serra de Santa Bárbara. It is at a very high altitude, which justifies the frequent fog, the calm and the silence. There are often many ducks in these place that walk among the water lilies, which is why it is also known as Lagoa das Patas.

Thermal baths located along the right bank of the River Tâmega that would have been used by the Romans in their warlike incursions breaks. These waters of unique composition in the Iberian Peninsula (hyperthermal, bicarbonated, sodium and carbonated) are indicated for the cure of musculoskeletal, digestive and respiratory disorders. Take advantage of these medicinal properties to prevent contemporary ailments such as stress, tiredness and anxiety.

Situated by the river Man\/Cávado, the Gazebo is a great choice to enjoy a drink or a light meal with tranquility, taking the Riverside Breeze for company. The decor is minimalist, with modern lines and with white predominating. Programming account always with news, especially in the summer season, with good music and good atmosphere.

The Alva is a tributary of the Mondego river. It has its spring on the southwest of the Estrela mountain and flows to the Mondego river, by Porto de Raiva.

The longest river that rises and flows into the national territory (232 km) meets the sea in the city of Figueira da Foz, a fishing port and also a place for beaches, casino and tourism. The final section of the Mondego River runs between rice paddies, to finally meet the Atlantic Ocean. The river is "defended" on the right bank by the Santa Catarina Fort.

The Alqueva Dam took several years to become a reality. It is the larges Portuguese dam and aims to produce electricty and water the arid Alentejo lands.