Situated near the Lagoa das Furnas, this hotel consists of a set of apartments, with modern decor, with typologies between T1 and T2. The site has dense vegetation, which invites the visitor to hiking. The owners have two tourist animation companies that provide recreational activities on land and at sea, from whale watching and diving to canoeing, from bike rides the back of Jeep.

This complex is located in the tourist area of Madeira Island, only a few minutes walk from the sea and 2km away from Funchal city centre. At the "Mermaid" restaurant you may taste some regional and international dishes. It has pool, a tennis court, sauna, gym, games room with darts, snooker table, ping pong table and various electronic games.

Space consisting of eight rooms spread over the main house, Casa da Eira and Caretaker's House. This unit of Turismo de Habitação resulting from recovery and modernisation of a Manor House dating back to the second quarter of the 17th century and overlooks the River Douro. Features a chapel dating from 1635, a still, mills, a swimming pool, pool table and a piano.

Farm dating from the late 19th century, consisting of three Azorean typical buildings. Here you can choose between rooms or apartments, all of them rustic and very comfortable. The farm has an area of 5000 m2, full of fruit trees, vegetables, shade trees, a gazebo and much more to discover. The praia da Vitória is 2.5 kilometres from this site.

Located between the Estrela Mountain and the Lousã Mountain, the Açor Mountain has excellent views of the neighbouring valleys and of the outsanding geological differences, from the granie to the schist, from its peak, São Pedro do Açor, at an altitude of 1400 metres. Severeal belvederes are recommended, namely on the road that leads to Piódão or on the Gondufo landmark, but the best really is to hit the road and discover the mountain sceneries.

Franciscan chapel founded in 1677, integrating the architectural ensemble of the Santo António Convent. In the 18th century, the walls were covered with tiles from the workshop of Vital Rifarto. The Casa do Despacho dates from 1682, with the sacred way being added to the outer walls in the 18th century. This architectural ensemble is well preserved, showing sobriety on the outside but a great wealth on the inside.

A small room (part of the Museum of Archeology) where a traditional kitchen of the Algarve is represented. One goes back in time to remember time honoured rustic objects… From the millstone to the pans, copper drippings, cloths and aprons, jars and glass demijohns, among other utensils. Aside from this voyage to the traditional kitchen, there are also temporary exhibitions such as the traditional nativity scene of the mountains and the "Maias".

Its construction began in the end of the XVI century, being concluded in the next century. In 1832-33, during the Porto siege, it served as a storing and protection spot. Fortification with defence elements placed at the angles and meant to protect it from flank attacks, with a big defensive capacity. In the beginning of the XIX century, an urban change covered the set with rocks, withdrawing the castle from the mouth.

Religious architecture from the 16th century located in plaza Largo de Chafariz, surrounded by necropolis and composed by a nave, main chapel and bell tower. On the interior it can be appreciated some murals behind the altar, even though its conservation state is daily affected by the humidity. The saint is São Miguel but the inhabitants from this region are particularly devoted to Our Lady of Ajuda (Help).

19th century Church consists of a longitudinal plan with a nave, a chancel, a Baptistry, a side chapel and a vestry located near. Despite the current building dating from the 20th century, the Church already existed in the 16th century, after being remodeled and rebuilt successively. Retains traces of a national style altarpiece, located in the lateral Chapel, probably dating from the 18th century.