This is the latest village in the Azores, having been elevated to town only in 2004. Here is the biggest fishing port in the Azores. Its name comes from the fact that one of its ends of earth being similar to a fish tail.

The door of this restaurant you can see the dock where it's coming from a lot of fish here if you SIP. The King of grilled sardines is a simple and unpretentious space, serve good fish dishes and other traditional suggestions.

A pleasant restaurant, tastefully decorated, with a friendly service and a wide menu of typical regional dishes and other specialities. Its name comes from the way the moors named Sintra. There is no dinner service, in the evening it has a bar atmosphere.

This fountain is authored by Nicolau Nasoni and dates back to the 18th century.

Fountain of backrest dated 1887, with a rectangular tank and two cocks.

A 3 metres tall granit crucifix dating back to 1929.

Steel and bronze sculpture, designed by Manuel Duckling and dated 1995.

Chapel erected in uncertain date, in honor of Saint John the Baptist.

Church built in 1516, as evidenced by the date entered in the triumphal arch.

Source dated 1942, with a spout, a rectangular base and banks on the sides.