Gothic style cross built with São Brissos stone. It has an inscription that says it was ordered by the Mestre de Avis.

Bathing area with some natural pools formed in the rock. It has direct access to the sea, with clear waters. Highlight for a curious tunnel dug in the rock that gives access to Praia Formosa. Entry is paid.

The Museum occupies a building built from scratch. It has two exhibition rooms, a reservation room and a technical treatment room. It has documentary resources linked to social sciences and natural sciences.

Apartments located just five meters off Almancil beach. Fully equipped rooms.

Museum placed on a set of buildings where the production, storage, commercialization, and exportation of Madeira wine, this is one of the oldest cellars in Funchal. Here are letters of famous personalities, documents of English firms that began the company, books, tools, a press from the XVII century and machines from that time.

Good signs during the unpaved path which can be made on foot or by off-road vehicle, until reaching the monument that is clearly visible. Appears to be the remains of a rock sanctuary, probably dated from the iron age.

Also known as islet of the Fugitive, resulting from the erosion of ancient volcanoes. Located off the tip of the Carapacho, consists of two islets and coastal line, features a thermal water source. Is classified as a Special Protection zone.

A viewpoint located on the right bank of the Douro River, near the Spanish Saucelle dam, offering magnificent views of the schist mountains. Accessed via a stone staircase.

A restaurant located on the right bank of the river, with views of the famous Mondego Bookstore. It serves several regional dishes, namely fish of the Mondego, including eels and lamprey.

Late 19th-century building with fake marble walls and ceilings richly worked in stucco. Beautiful and spacious rooms tastefully furnished to offer a pleasant stay. A privileged location in the middle of nature, standing just a few yards from the rivers Cávado and Homem, windmills and river beaches.