Flores

This museum has a complete duly documented collection covering three buildings: the Franciscan Convent São Boaventura, the Museum-House Pimentel de Mesquita and Fábrica da Baleia (Whale Factory).

Named after one of the first settlers, this was probably the first place to be inhabited on this island. There are some wild goats in this fajã.

A small fajã from where one can see about twenty waterfalls, the biggest of which drops for 300 metres.

 Pools located in Santa Cruz and, during the summer, they become one of the main attractions.

Forest reserve located at an altitude of about 250 metres. It aims at the preservation and conservation of some species, namely the trout. This reserve also showcases several exotic birds.

Church built between 1763 and 1783 on the site where once stood the Chapel of the Holy Spirit. The main section, with a rectangular design, features two integrated towers. An altarpiece with painted revivalist carvings stands out at the end of the chancel.

The Boqueirão Environmental Interpretation Centre (CIAB) was created in the tanks where the whale oil, melted in the Boqueirão Whale Factory, was stored. It is a space dedicated to the promotion and knowledge of the most interesting locals of the island, with highlight to the marine environmental.

Here you can learn about resident and migratory birds, living beings that live in the intertidal zone and water column, cetaceans and hydrothermal vents. It is a privileged place for the promotion of scientific knowledge, enriching the experience of those who visit the Natural Park.

The CIAB was chosen to integrate the "Architecture Guide –South and Islands of Portugal" in 2011; it also integrated the “Mostra Ibérica de Património Arquitéctonico – La MIPA” project, within the Lisbon Architecture Triennale 2013 "Close, Closer"; and it was referenced / published in several websites and trade magazines.