The Alcobertas Cave is 210 meters long and sometimes reaches 9 feet in height. Its archaeological value has already been demonstrated, thanks to the discovery of human bones from the Upper Paleolithic, species that lived in small nomadic communities, in temporary camps, outdoors, or in caves.
The Salt Mines are located in the Serras D'Aire e Candeeiros Natural Park, 30 kilometers from the sea. The oldest reference to this natural resource dates back to the 12th century, and the use of rock salt is believed to date back to prehistoric times. Given the ease with which rainwater penetrates limestone, the streams eventually become underground. Thanks to one of these currents, the water becomes salty as it passes through the rock salt deposit. After being drawn from the well, it flows to concentrators and from there back to the distribution basin. Then, it flows to the butchers …
This pedestrian path (PR1), held by traditional and ancient paths, mountain, hermitages, hills, vineyards and villages. At a distance of 12 km, presents gaps a little sharp.
Pedestrian path with 6.5 miles long and anticipated length of 2:30 h. Starts at Masroor, where there is no shortage of monuments of historical and cultural interest to visit. Follows the threshing floor of Finn through Rails and steep slopes leading to the banks of the river Sever which borders Spain. Pay attention to the ruins of shale.
Track at about 600 metres high, offering beautiful views of Funchal and the surrounding areas. A huge waterfall is in the limelight, with its great natural beauty.
A pedestrian trail that belongs to the Great Route 117, a set of pedestrian trails that promotes the natural and cultural heritage of several parishes.
