Two houses provide the so-called nature tourism, where they can be housed up to 12 people. It is close to the beach of Zambujeira do Mar, has a pool and invests in the training of sport horses.

Corridor funerary dolmen made up of five granite supports with a slight inclination that support the hat, a chamber and a door that separates this structure from the corridor, where some stones can still be seen.

Belonging to the former convent of Malone, of the 20th century. XVII. the interior of the Chapel, a starship, is coated with gilt, up from historian tile panels that cover the walls to half height. Highlight the gilt of the chancel.

The Via Crucis is made up of several cruises, with cruz. Along with the Chapel, with representation of Calvary, form a uniform set 19th century. Inside the chapel presents niche with sculptural and pictorial representation of Calvary.

Statue paying homage to the Portuguese navigator from the XV João Gonçalves Zarco, who discovered this island. The work is by the architects Francisco Franco and Cristino da Silva and was built up in the XIX century.

Cruzeiro topped by a canopy made up of four supports that sustain a coverage of four waters. The interior features a wooden cover with religious paintings. In the Centre, there is a flat fore-end with some polychrome images.

Bridge horizontal Board settles on a single semicircular arch. In the Centre, on the bow, the floor is made up of slabs of granite, while the rest of the Board is on the ground. It was built in the middle ages and reconstructed in the modern age.

Walking tour with 9 Km, when one can enjoy the fresh, natural beauty of this site. Along the way is the Geoponto da Mesquita (mosque) that you must visit.

A two-kilometre walking trail, along which you can see a small lagoon, several cliffs that are nesting sites for birds, the surrounding villages and the plain that extends to the sea.

Museum opened in 2007, exhibiting an ethnographic exhibition (exhibition of regional costumes) and another archaeological one, with emphasis on artefacts from Antas do Ramalhal and the archaeological site of Rominha.