It is a small island located near the south coast of San Miguel Island in the Azores. It is a famous nature reserve and tourist attraction in the region. It is formed by volcanic eruptions and has a unique horseshoe-shaped crater that contains a protected inner lake. The ecological environment of the island is rich and diverse, and it is the habitat of a variety of seabirds, reptiles and marine life. It has been designated a nature reserve since 1983 to protect its unique wildlife. There are 59 confirmed species of plants on the island, including 9 endemic species, and 29 species of birds. It is a nature lover's paradise.

It is a small island near the coast of Brazil, located in the Atlantic Ocean. It is an overseas territory of Brazil and a protected nature reserve with rich marine ecosystems and magnificent natural landscapes. Known for its charming beaches, coral reefs, and abundant marine life. There are some beautiful white sandy beaches, clear seawater, and colorful coral reefs on the island, making it an ideal place for diving and snorkeling. There are also some historical and cultural relics. There is an ancient fortress on the island, built in the 18th century, which was once used to protect the island from enemy attacks. These historical buildings showcase the history and culture of the island to tourists.