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Camara De Lobos
Discover Câmara de Lobos, a village whose name originates from the abundance of monk seals (lobos marinhos) found in its cove at the time of the island's discovery. These seals can still be observed here today.
The area boasts historical monuments from the 15th and 16th centuries, including the chapel of Nossa Senhora da Conceição, the old convent of São Bernardino, and the church of São Sebastião.
The distinctive fishing boats known as "Xavelhas" are a prominent feature of the city's landscape. Join us in Câmara de Lobos before we head up to the cliffs.
· 30 min
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Faja Do Rancho Beach
From the Rancho viewpoint in Câmara de Lobos, you can admire Fajã do Cabo Girão, a truly special spot on Madeira Island's south coast. The natural beauty of this narrow strip of land by the sea is captivating.
Madeira's coastal plains are known for their exceptional fertility. However, accessing these small coastal areas has always been challenging due to the steep rock walls that protect them, as is the case with the Fajã do Cabo Girão, which was historically only reachable on foot.
· 30 min
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Cabo Girao
At 580 meters, Cabo Girão stands as Europe's highest sea cliff. Its fame has grown globally, largely due to its viewpoint featuring a suspended glass platform, the skywalk, which is now one of the most visited and photographed attractions in the region and the archipelago.
· Non-stop passage
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Ponta Do Sol
Located on Madeira Island's southwest coast, Ponta do Sol is celebrated for receiving the most sunshine hours annually. This makes it a highly sought-after destination for those wishing to enjoy sunny beach days or immerse themselves in idyllic natural surroundings.
· Non-stop passage
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Madalena do Mar
Admire the Cascatas Gémeas, picturesque waterfalls on the island with stunning ocean views. The waterfalls cascade gracefully from the surrounding heights, framed by lush greenery, creating a perfect scene for nature lovers.
The lush greenery surrounding the cascades enhances the idyllic setting, making it a picture-perfect spot for nature enthusiasts.
· 30 min
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Arco da Calheta
A charming, small village that we will pass through.
· Non-stop passage
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Pico Ruivo do Paul da Serra
Paul da Serra is Madeira's sole plateau, situated at an altitude of approximately 1640 meters. It is home to diverse flora and fauna and offers expansive, unobstructed views.
Paul da Serra provides breathtaking vistas of the surrounding mountain peaks and deep valleys. On clear days, you can see the coastlines of both the south and north shores. The landscape is predominantly characterized by vibrant green tones.
Please note: There are two locations named Pico Ruivo on Madeira.
· Non-stop passage
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Posto Florestal Fanal
Fanal is renowned for its ancient laurel forest (Ocotea foetens), with trees predating the discovery of the archipelago. These trees are part of the indigenous Laurissilva forest, preserved here in a remarkably vibrant state.
Within Fanal Forest, you'll find viewpoints, a picnic area with a barbecue, and a seasonal lagoon formed in an ancient crater. This area, designated as a Rest and Silence Reserve by the Madeira Natural Park, offers numerous natural spots for exploration, relaxation, and enjoyment.
Characterized by its ancient laurel forest, Fanal presents a mystical landscape with natural wonders awaiting discovery at every turn.
· 30 min
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Ilheus da Ribeira da Janela
Ribeira da Janela village is where the river of the same name meets the sea. This is Madeira Island's longest and most abundant inland river, originating in the mountains and flowing through the range before emptying into the Atlantic.
Near the coast, the striking islets of Ribeira da Janela stand out, featuring impressive rock formations that define the maritime scenery. One of these islets has a natural opening at its top, resembling a window.
We will stop to admire the waterfall.
· Non-stop passage
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Porto Moniz Natural Swimming Pools
Porto Moniz Village is an essential destination, celebrated not only for its natural beauty and Laurissilva forest trails but also for its iconic natural pools and significant historical and cultural heritage. The region is deeply influenced by the botanical richness of the Laurissilva forest, which meets the imposing northern sea along its cliffs, bluffs, and coves.
From the mountain's edge, enjoy a spectacular view of Porto Moniz Village and its Natural Pools. We'll stop here for lunch and a swim in the natural pools.
The sea plays a vital role along the entire coast of Madeira.
· 2 h· Admission not included
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Seixal Madeira Portugal
Visit the volcanic black sand beach of Vila do Seixal, one of the island's most beautiful beaches, offering views of waterfalls, cliffs, and mountains with vineyards. This is a sight not to be missed.
The black sand beach of Porto de Abrigo in Seixal, set against verdant mountains and lapped by crystal-clear waters, creates an idyllic scene. The harmonious contrast of the black sand, the Atlantic Ocean, and the sheltering green cliffs and mountains forms a natural amphitheater, providing a serene atmosphere for visitors.
· 30 min
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Sao Vicente
Enjoy fantastic views of the mountains and a waterfall.
· 15 min
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Funchal
Your tour concludes with a drop-off in Funchal.
· 1 min
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