Beliche cove marks the meeting point between southern and western Portugal, a setting where the sea and cliffs seem to clash. High above stands the Fort of Santo António de …
Almádena fort is a ruin dating from the 16th century. It was built to protect the fishermen from the pirates that plagued the area. Today, the fort is open to the public and offers a lovely view of the coast.
The Governors' Castle (Castelo dos Governadores) dates from the 17th century and houses the last collection of the Seven Oratories of the Holy Place (Sete Passos da Vila Sacra) that were scattered throughout the city in the 18th century.