Access to this beach is only possible by Jeep or on foot. It is located about four kilometers from the national highway, being a beach practically deserted.

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.

This is a Romanic temple from the 12th century that used to belong to the Knights templar and later to the hermits of Saint Augustine, afterwards passing to the Order of Christ. It stands out the main portico and on the yard, some tombstones. The ceiling on the main chapel is from the 18th century.

A space dedicated to showcasing the culture and traditions of Porto Santo, Casa da Serra brings together many antique objects that tell the story of the people of Porto Santo. It is frequently visited by tourists on organized excursions. The preservation of the space is remarkable. It also has a shop where you can buy products from the island of Porto Santo.

This small dimensions temple is composed by one only nave, main chapel and sacristy. It is worthy to mention the carved altarpiece on the main chapel from the first quarter of the 18th century.

Residencial Promontory is located 100 metres from the beach, on the main square of the historical centre of Nazareth.

Simple house and friendly ambience are the main course in this house with a quality service. Wines from the region.

This temple has a contestable origin, since the authors characterise it as Visigoth, built on the 7th century. While some consider it as a 19th century construction, because they say it is influenced by the Mozarabs.

Mannerist and Baroque church, with longitudinal plant, consisting of a nave, a chancel closer and a sacristy and annex adossados, and wood covered in mixer on jumper and a fake barrel vault in the chancel. Inside, the chancel altar in gilt, Baroque architecture.

It is believed that this place has been inhabited since prehistoric times, as indicated by numerous findings. The first fortification would date from the reign of Dom Afonso III, although the most likely date is from the 15th century. During the reign of King João II and/or King Manuel I, the medieval castle and the Torre da Roqueta were rebuilt. In 1700 and 1799, during the reign of Philip II, it underwent further repairs and reconstructions. Attesting to these works, a rococo royal coat of arms stands out over one of the main doors.