Typical village located between Cabril and Paradela, hidden among towering granite monoliths, which overlap with the housing. The locale remains conserved the typology of rural buildings encrusted in rocks, which give them shelter and protection.

Chapel that is currently in ruins and that owes its name to the legend that tells that at the time of the Moorish invasions, an image of Our Lady was hidden in the trunk of one of the many oak trees that were there, having been found after 18 years.

Small black sand beach, hidden between rocks and endowed with unique beauty. Also known as Jamaica Beach, due to the existing palm tree plantation. This set is surrounded by lush green mountains that contrast with the blue sea.

It is one of the typical restaurants of the city. Although it is in a hidden place, it is one of the most attended in Ribeira. The walls have the history left along the years, where the messages from the countless clients confirm the quality of the food and the friendly atmosphere.

Ring sports without artificial lighting is fenced and has markings for tennis and football 5.

Simple MultiSport, in concrete, without lighting. Has some banks breaks to watch the games.

Multifaceted leisure space outdoors, in synthetic floor, without lighting, in the vicinity of a residential area.

This small park without shadow features soft floor and several wooden amusements for children.

Stadium with a capacity of 7500 spectators, with a countertop covered, without artificial lighting and turf floors.

Football field turf without tags to delimit the space game. Space encased in nature.