Space also known as the Hélio Costa Museum, in honor of the person who wrote most of the lyrics for traditional dances. The collection on display portrays Carnival on this island, using exhibits, photographs, videos, documents, etc.

Church built in 1456, when Jácome came from Bruges to take charge of the captaincy. Highlights include its portals, the Manueline vaults of the side chapels and the Renaissance wooden altarpiece.

Large beach, with the largest sand in the Azores and, for this reason, also known as Praia Grande. It extends from Ponta do Cabo da Praia to the Reviera viewpoint. It has several infrastructures, such as bars, restaurants and sanitary facilities.

Considered the best bathing area on the island of Terceira, this place stands out for its beautiful natural pools formed by rock formations of volcanic origin and the magnificent panoramic views it provides.

Location with privileged views over the parish of Santa Cruz and the area called Ramo Grande, with the typical agricultural mosaic. It is located at an altitude of 545 meters.

Viewpoint with views over the sand and bay of Praia da Vitória, as well as its port and marina. Its name comes from the fact that, originally, a bonfire was kept at this point, lit every night, as a navigation warning light.

This space consists of three houses, a patio, a trellis and two small ampelographic fields. Here you can learn about the history of vineyards and wine.

Large geological formation with branches in different tunnels, formed by lava that flowed in different directions. It is located within the Serra de Santa Bárbara and Mistérios Negros Natural Forest Reserve, largely beneath Lagoa do Negro.

Circular route that starts and ends at Gruta do Natal, next to Lagoa do Negro. You will pass through dense forest, the shore of the Vale Fundo lagoon, Mistérios Negros (three domes formed by accumulations of recent lava) and Pico Gaspar.

Considered the best bathing area on the island, this beautiful place stands out for its curious rock formations created by volcanic eruptions, which form natural pools.