A wide park with a tennis court and a playground. There is also an artificial lake with recreational boats.

Located on a steep hill, the spring of the Marofa mountain may have been peopled 500 years bC and later occupied by the romans, of whom two road parts remain in the village. It has a reather valuable set of military and religious architecture, namely the walls of the medieval castle, the manuelin pillory, the palace of the first Marquis of Castelo Rodrigo, the Rocamado Church and several houses with manuelin windows. The region's crafstwork includes embroidries and more.

Lookout point located about 975 meters of altitude, offering beautiful views over the Serra da Marofa and the region of Beira Alta, can still envision himself in the background, Spain. On that site at serra, highlighted by the existence of a replica of the Cristo-Rei.

Large and pleasant space consisting of a swimming pool, Multisport grounds, maintenance circuit, a playground, a picnic Park and a campsite. Opened in 2004, the Park offers visitors all conditions to enjoy the monumental heritage and, at the same time, enjoy the beauty of the landscape and the natural wealth of the region.

Lookout point located on top of a hill, offering beautiful panoramic views over Escalhão and the neighbouring region.

Large, lawn space with shade and leisure areas, tables and benches and a playground.

Barrage located at the Ribeira de Beliche (hydrological basin of the Guadiana), in an intermediate area of serra, trees and furze-field. Conditioned leisure and sports activities.

Place set above the 1000 metres, offering a lovely view over Curral das Freiras, where are visible various volcanic tops covered with vegetation.

Belvedere located about 580 metres high, offering a magnificent view over Câmara de Lobos and Funchal bay. It is the highest direct cape over the sea of Europe and second in the word.

Place with an excellent view over the mountain area inside the Funchal Island and where one may observe a vast area of green. It is a great spot to take a break while you’re visiting the island.