Source built in 1890 and rebuilt in 2002. The spout is below ground level, with access via stairs in stone.

Source consists of three cloths, being central, of greater height, delimited by two pilasters outweighed by spheres

Very simple rectangular tank with source and channel-shaped spout. Is delimited by masonry walls of little height.

Source dated 1935, where stands a set of tiles painted in the center of the structure and, at the top, three pillars.

Straight backrest source built in 1936. It consists of a backrest divided into three Washcloths, coffee and a rectangular tank.

Source of original construction, close and about four feet tall. Has a single spout and, on top, a cross.

Source that connects to a drinking fountain for animals, both lined with painted tiles, with emphasis on the figure of Santo António.

Ancient source of diving, protected by a granite structure, where the local population would fetch water for the household.

Source built below ground level, with access permitted by stairwell. Has a fence that protects access to the interior.

This trail begins and ends near the chapel of Santo António, being effected through a descent way of standing desk, great part in ancient stone staircase. Along the descent we enjoy a magnificent view over the Fajã de Besides, Fajã do Ouvidor, Fajã da Ribeira da Areia and in days of good visibility over the Islands Third and graceful.