Iriri

Clear water and calm sea.

Very calm sea with almost no waves. Beach kiosks sell snacks and refreshments.

18th-century stronghold built with British cannons to defend the gold against British privateers. Built in 1703, reformed in 1822 (when it received the present name, a homage to D. Pedro I) and restored in 1985. It's not actually a fort but a battery, as its walls don't completely encircle its perimeter. Inside there's a museum of popular arts and crafts, a few remaining cannons and very nice views of the bay.

Built from 1787 to 1873. Houses a museum of sacred art. Its square can be considered the town center.

Built in 1754 as a jail and reopened in the present state in 1990. According to UNESCO, the most beautiful representative of 18th-century local architecture. Temporary and permanent exhibitions, bookstore, cafe and small theater.

Cultural space. Has a twice weekly presentation of a famous puppet group.