A restaurant located in the Rocha beach, with lovely sea views. The decor includes hunting trophies, spears, old rifles, knifes and other African craftswork.

A restaurant decorated with lovely tile panels where one can savour quite well prepared fish and shellfish. Very good wine list.

This typical restaurant with a traditional decor offers lovely views of the mountains of São Macário, Arada and Freita. It serves regional dishes and also sells craftswork.

A restaurant that belongs to the Baía do Sol Hotel, with lovely views. A luxurious and refined space that serves fine dishes that combine the regional and international cuisines.

Restaurant located at the Ribeira Brava Fire Station, serving up regional dishes, specially fish and seafood. It has a lovely esplanade viewing the sea.

Rustic house built in the mid-90 by two Germans who settled here. Then opened its doors to guests, who can also learn and help to work the iron in his workshop. It features four bedrooms and the home be rented in its entirety and, in this case, guests can enjoy the House and the kitchen.

The cultural centre is composed of a permanent exhibitions room and two auditoriums. One of the latter is the famed "estúdio" (studio) that plays films every Saturday and Sunday night. The other auditorium, the multi uses room, is used for several different purposes.

An ancient grocer's and tavern gave place to this restaurant that offers homemade Portuguese food and Brazilian dishes. The decoration is made of dozen of plates on the walls with dedications that clients left along the years. It is a simple and welcoming house, with background music, attended mostly by students.

A space that shows the natural heritage of this region. There are three dofferent paths that must be walked and an interpretation centre, located in the recovered building of an old water mill and saw factory. Here one can get to know the park's activities and find information that is available on different supports.

The castle, as we know it today, is a modern renovation of fortifications that, according to archaeological studies, date back to the Castro culture. Of the original design, only the quadrangular wall remains, protected at the corners by turrets. During the reign of King João III, it was converted into a sunny, castellated residence.