Large waterfall, falling dozens of meters high, among beautiful green hills. It is not just one waterfall, but a group of around twenty, some of which fall into the sea and others give rise to a lagoon.

This is one of the most beautiful viewpoints on the island of Flores, offering privileged views over Caldeira Rasa and Caldeira Funda. The latter reaches a depth of more than 100 meters.

Small sandy beach with black sand and dark pebbles, a calm corner where to do to the beach away from the masses.

Church built between 1763 and 1783 on the site where the Ermida do Espírito Santo previously stood. The main body, with a rectangular plan, features two integrated towers. At the back of the chancel there is an altarpiece in painted revivalist carvings.

Rocha dos Bordões is a curious geological phenomenon that presents impressive vertical striations on the basalt wall. Through the rock, several watercourses pass that end in a waterfall. Very close by, we find the so-called Águas Quentes, small boilers boiling with sulfurous water.

This is one of the largest and best known lighthouses of the Azores. Presents a quadrangular prismatic tower with 16 feet tall and a building attached.

This is one of the many water mills located on Lajes das Flores.

Church dating from the 18TH century, made up of the main body, a narrower chancel, a Bell Tower, a sacristy and an attachment. Emphasis on the triumphal arch based on imposed entire back.

18TH-century chapel, erected by two Spanish noblemen as thanks for having been saved from a shipwreck.

Empire dating from 1846, where every year the great festivities of Divino Espírito Santo Azores.