This is a section of a trans-European Pedestrian Route, which starts in Lisbon Parque das Nações and ends in the Romanian city of Constanza. This thing about 80 miles, starts in the igreja matriz de Idanha-a-Nova, passing through the dam, campsite, Alcafozes, Idanha-a-Velha, Penha Garcia quartz cliffs and Termas de Monfortinho, ending in Spain.

The beautiful cliffs of the region of the galley, resulting from erosion and sediment accumulation, are a spectacle worthy of note.

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.

Place of great natural beauty, this is a pole of tourist attraction. The access can be made by foot or using the telpher railway. It has a belvedere on top, offering a lovely view of region natural beauty.

On the beach one may swim or ride a bicycle.

Pedestrian path with a length of about 6.7 kilometres. On the way, about 2.7 miles from the start, highlighted by the chapel of St. Andrew.

A small pedestrian trail that is about 21 km long. It has several interesting places, namely the peaceful waters of the dam, the traditional pathways of the sheperds and the villages of Queimadela, Luilhas, Casal de Estime and Monte.

A small 3 km long trail, that goes along the Queimadela Dam surrounding area.