Natural reserve integrated into the Madeira Natural Park, with a total area of 1710 hectares and a total length of 6259 meters. It is exclusively marine, meaning it also covers the seabed up to 100 meters and the islets of Rocha das Vinhas and Viúva, or Rocha do Navio. This protected area was created in 1997 at the will of the local population, with the aim of protecting fishing and maritime resources against indiscriminate fishing, often using explosives. Of its natural, scientific and cultural wealth, its botanical heritage stands out, with several species of endemic flora on the cliffs, among …

It stands out, at the São João Street, the Feitoria Inglesa building and the Infante Dom Henrique Street, made in the end of the XV century, usually designated as British Street.

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.

This cultural space offers several services: home loan, referral service, carrying out activities to promote books and reading aimed at both the school community and the public.

A pleasant space with garden benches and trees for shade, offering a beautiful panoramic view of the center of Vila Velha de Ródão, where the white houses stand out.

A large, grassy, ​​and tree-lined space with a playground and multi-sport court. Located next to the Ribeira da Meimoa river beach, the Roman bridge stands out.

Manor house built in the 17th and 18th centuries, in which stand out the coat over the doorway and columns of granite along the cornice. Possesses a chapel dated 1632.

Granite cross that intends to point out the fact that the Crato was seat of the Priory of Malta in Portugal. The eighth cross that can be seen represents peace, harmony and Christian love.

Chapel that presents the main facade with decoration between the Baroque and the neoclassical. It consists of a nave, a chancel narrower, a sacristy and a Bell Tower. Stand out, inside, the neoclassical retables.

Chapel built in 1760, at the behest of the Cistercians of Alcobaça, and dedicated to the cult of our Lady of the afflicted. Stands out for its facade, covered the standard tiles, blue and white.