• Cabo Girão - Cabo Girão is a nearly vertical cliff situated on the southern coast of Madeira Island, within the municipality of Câmara de Lobos, to the west of Funchal. The cape stands at an elevation of 580 meters. Its name originates from its use as a landmark for turning back on the initial day of exploring the Madeiran coastline.
• Ribeira Brava - Ribeira Brava is a charming Portuguese village located in the municipality of Ribeira Brava on Madeira Island, part of the Autonomous Region of Madeira. It covers an area of 65.40 km² and is home to 13,375 residents.
• Paul da Serra - Paul da Serra is the largest and most expansive plateau on Madeira Island, spanning approximately 24 km², with an average elevation of around 1,500 meters. Its highest point is the 1,640-meter Pico do Paul, offering a stunning view across the entire plateau. On clear days, both the southern and northern coasts can be seen.
• Posto Florestal Fanal - Fanal is one of the most iconic locations in Porto Moniz. Renowned for its ancient forest of laurel trees, it provides a unique opportunity to experience the lushness of the Laurissilva forest.
• Ribeira da Janela - The Ribeira da Janela Rock in Porto Moniz, Madeira, is a captivating tourist spot that is a must-visit. Nestled in the picturesque village of Ribeira da Janela, this swing offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean and the island’s natural scenery. Imagine gently swaying while taking in the stunning surroundings, including towering cliffs and verdant forests. This swing is the perfect spot for those seeking peace and tranquility in a paradise-like setting. Don’t miss the chance to capture incredible photos to share with friends and family. Additionally, Porto Moniz boasts many other intriguing tourist attractions, making it an ideal destination for a comprehensive trip. Come and explore the natural beauty of the region while enjoying this unique swing.
• Porto Moniz Natural Swimming Pools - Once considered the hallmark of the municipality, the Natural Pools of Porto Moniz are a major attraction on the north coast of Madeira Island. This site draws an increasing number of visitors due to its unique beauty and the comfort provided by its facilities. Of volcanic origin, formed over millennia through lava cooling, the natural design of these pools allows for the continuous influx of seawater. As a result, the water quality is considered excellent, thanks to its constant renewal.
• Seixal Madeira Portugal - Seixal Beach, also known as Porto do Seixal Beach, is a black sandy beach located on Madeira’s north coast, near Porto Moniz. It is renowned for its distinctive landscape, where dark sand contrasts with the crystal-clear waters of the Atlantic and the surrounding green cliffs.
• São Vicente - A notable site on Madeira’s north coast, the Bride’s Veil viewpoint offers a stunning view of a lush waterfall cascading from a vegetation-covered slope, reaching out towards the sea. It is a landmark of the north coast of Madeira.
• São Vicente - The Água d’Alto Waterfall is situated in São Vicente on Madeira Island and is accessible via road ER101. It is one of the island’s tallest waterfalls, standing at approximately 150 meters high. This impressive waterfall captivates with its beauty. Visitors can park nearby and take a short trail to the observation point, where they can admire both the landscape and the waterfall itself.

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• Lunch
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