well, to be honest, there's not really much i can do other than show you all the ways and things that i have learned about as i lived here

there is some nice restaurants down at the beachside and the roads up around the edges of Ginjas and Lanco you can see a lot of beautiful things

there is the caves down in the valley just before you come to the town center and i believe there is numerous levadas around here, i haven't got to seeing much of that yet

to the west of the Sao Vicente town is one of the old volcanic crater cones, i think there's tracks up there,

up behind Ginjas to the west is a very windy road up a very steep slope to the top where there is windmills and a small town behind it on a plateau

the steepness of the sides of the valley is quite something, everyone has an epic view except the ones down in the valley next to the river, and the slope of most of the roads is intense, the contours of the land make it very difficult to take a straight path anywhere without an almost impossible grade

there's lots of cool little footpaths back behind the blocks of houses that are fun to walk around, sometimes you get right in people's back yards, sometimes the paths follow levadas (basically drains that carry water around) - you can find this stuff everywhere on the island though - and they are cool, often there is old 100+ year old stone houses you find, half falling down in the backs of the blocks, old water storage ponds, and lots of crazy steep staircases winding around the place