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A river beach on the banks of the Albergaria dos Fusos Dam reservoir, it offers parking for cars and motorhomes, a public restroom, and a bar with a terrace overlooking the surrounding landscape. I recommend a visit to Por do Sol...

Oriola River Beach, opened in August 2025. It is located in the heart of the Albergaria dos Fusos Dam and offers services including a bar/restaurant, restrooms, and parking for motorhomes.

The Pego do Altar Dam is located a few kilometres from Alcácer do Sal and was built in 1949 to supply the agricultural area of the Sado River valley and to produce electricity. Today it is very popular with foreigners in their motorhomes and with sports fishing enthusiasts. It is a magical place due to its landscapes, its capacity for leisure activities and its importance in irrigating the fields, where the main irrigated crop is rice. Not far from the Pego do Altar Dam, the village of Santa Susana has a curious feature: some buildings with modernist architecture from the 1940s, which are due to a benefactor of the region, Henrique Louro Fernandes, whose monogram (HF) can be found on some of them. A small church, with two 16th-century panels inside, somewhat deteriorated but magnificent, completes the interesting visit to this place. Recently, the drought that hit this area “uncovered” an old 200-year-old bridge that was submerged by the waters of the dam.

The Vale de Gaio Dam (formerly Trigo de Morais) is a small paradise for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts in general. On its banks, you can find the peace and quiet that characterizes the Alentejo as an excellent eco-tourism destination. Fishing, canoeing, birdwatching or simply walking are obvious and viable options for those who visit us. There is also a guesthouse and picnic areas. Nearby, many rural tourism establishments await your visit. Although it is located in the District of Setubal, Municipality of Alcácer do Sal and Parish of Torrão, this is a gateway to the Central Alentejo, allowing you to easily reach the small whitewashed towns and villages and the golden plains of our Alentejo.

very pleasant route, especially in spring.

It is located in an area with excellent potential for the development of tourism, due to the existence of good environmental conditions, natural resources, natural and built heritage, and good conditions for practicing outdoor activities, such as water sports and sport fishing, among others. The shape of the reservoir, the beauty of the water surface and the existence of some points of interest, not only from a heritage point of view but also from a natural point of view, encourage its discovery, on foot or by boat, and have attracted many visitors over the years.

A land of age-old vineyards and ancient knowledge and skills, with immense landscapes and a town that is white by name (“alva” in Portuguese means “white”) and white by nature, the whitewashed houses gently tumbling down the hillside. The fields around Vila Alva are not solely devoted to vineyards. Oak groves, olive orchards and cereal fields that turn golden in summer are also features of the landscape. And there is also a vast expanse of water, the beautiful reservoir of Albergaria dos Fusos stretching for as far as the eye can see, its mirror-like surface contrasting with the hills that form its horizon.

Signposted walking trail PR1 CUB A land of centuries-old vineyards, ancestral knowledge, immense landscapes and a white village with a name and white houses that gently descend the hill. The fields around Vila Alva are not just vineyards. The landscape is dominated by montado, olive groves and fields of golden wheat when summer arrives. And also an immense sea, beautiful as far as the eye can see in the Albergaria dos Fusos reservoir, where the water contrasts with the mountains that form the horizon.