The island of Flores has many islets but none more famous than this one, maybe because it was the westernmost point of Europe. This is a huge oceanic basalt rock, who formerly worked as a point of reference for setting the routes and check the navigation instruments.

Old farm, now restored, located on a quiet and relaxing area, surrounded by a large garden.

Existing House since 1968, kept in the family until today. Ernesto Pereira, the father, passed the restaurant to his son, Reinaldo Pereira, in 1990. Today, this House continues to serve dishes from traditional Portuguese cuisine with the same simplicity and quality.

The early church was built in the 16th century, which remains the Manueline portal. In 1970 was destroyed to make way for that today. The façade is rounded and consists of nave, chancel, belfry and vestry. Inside you can see 17TH century tiles and a wooden bench at the entrance, 1635, rebuilt during the rebuilding of the new Church. Currently, in late August, receives the feasts of Nossa Senhora do Desterro.

In the past, watermills used the Guadiana River to transform grain into flour. Today, watermills are places of leisure.

19th-century Pier that has always been linked to fishing activities. Is still functional today.

This cultural and landscaping trail gets one close to the local communal spirit and traditions.

A nice trail for cross country bicycling. Get your bicycle and enjoy the views.

A garden area in the centre of Sesimbra where the parish inhabitants get in touch with nature.

From here you can get privileged views over the entire region.