São Vicente Caves and Volcanism Centre – the caves were formed about 890,000 years, and the first caves of volcanic origin that are open to the public in Portugal. The outer portion which was in contact with lower temperatures solidified more rapidly, in contrast to the interior maintained at high temperature, retaining more gases forming lava tubes. This structure was first disclosed in 1885 being open to the public in 1996, showing an underground route with more than one kilometer in length, wherein its height will vary between 5 and 6 meters. At the end of this path is the Volcanism Centre, a pavilion that allows watch pedagogically and playful way, the audiovisual shows that recreate and present the geological evolution of the caves, since the eruption current lineup. This is open Monday to Sunday from 10.00 to 18.00, ending December 25.

Promenade of Juncos – connects the beaching the bay of Juncos, enables a stroll along the lines of the north coast of the island of Madeira. Having opened in 2004, the beach resort of Saint Vincent offers infrastructure support and is very popular for good conditions for surfing.

Viewpoint of Encumeada – provides a view of the landscape of the north back, Saint Vincent and the south, Ribeira Brava, the island, along with the valleys of Ribeira Brava and Sao Vicente, lying on the ridge crest, passing through interior of Madeira.