Natural reserve consisting of an interesting coastal area, coastal lava fields, river valleys, bays with rocky bottoms and semi-submerged caves. It is spread over around 274 hectares, highlighting its wealth of fauna and flora.

Set of tile panels with the name, profile and a brief text of a Portuguese-speaking poet, distributed throughout Praia da Vitória.

Marina protected by the north and south jetties of Praia da Vitória bay. It has 210 moorings with water and electricity, changing rooms, laundry, surveillance and several bars and restaurants.

Short route, starting and ending at Parque de Merendas de São Brás, with the main attraction being the old Relheiras de Carros de Bois, a mark of Ramo Grande's rural past.

Small lagoon surrounded by a calm and pleasant setting, ideal for strolling and picnics. Its shallow waters result from the accumulation of rainwater and runoff from the slopes of Picos Gordos and the surrounding fields.

Church built in 1455, with three naves and a Bell Tower covered in tiles. Highlighting the high facade pediment and an empire located in the churchyard. Has undergone several renovations and reconstructions, due to the successive earthquakes.

Building dating from the 16th century, the present characteristics of the typical architecture of this era, like the outdoor staircase and the Bell Tower.

Farm belonging to a wealthy family that, throughout its century of existence, has worked as a private dwelling house, retail store, to cultivate several products and also as primary school and military headquarters. It was remodeled and adapted, currently running as the unit of Rural tourism.

16th-century Fort, sole survivor of the set of twelve forts that were part of the defensive system of the Bay of Praia da Vitória.