It is the second-highest peak on the island of Madeira, with an altitude of 1818 meters. It offers a magnificent view and, when the weather is good, you can see the neighboring island of Porto Santo. It has an inn, a restaurant and a souvenir shop and is one of the most visited peaks on the island due to good access and the trails that connect it to Pico das Torres and Pico Ruivo, which are very well-prepared and signposted.

In the restaurant the farmer, in Évora, the sandwiches are the Queens of the meal. Huge, can be classic, with ham cheese or other ingredients, but may also be unusual, with minced meat or cheese with banana. There are also ear, gizzards, crab, woodpecker, Alentejo pork, mussels, fries crispy doses and prawns, accompanied by savoury bread alentejano. Overnight is place of pilgrimage of the City University.

This company conducts cruises among the islands of the Azores, being possible to dive and observe cetaceans.

Viewpoint offering magnificent views over the ocean, with São Jorge Island visible in the distance.

Belvedere located on a high point, offering excellent views of the north and south areas of the island.

Belvedere offering privileged views over the lush slopes of the island of Pico and ocean views.

Viewpoint offering magnificent views over the ocean, with São Jorge Island visible in the distance.

This site provides beautiful views of almost the entire island from the grasslands to the blue sea.

It is the first temple built on the island, having already undergone several reconstructions over the years.

Located at the southern end of the island of Corvo, it dates back to 1910 and is six meters high.