What to visit in Porto Moniz
What to visit
What to visit
What to visit in Porto Moniz
Discover what to see and do in this municipality located on the northwest side of the island. From the top of the Laurissilva Forest to the famous natural swimming pools, be dazzled by all the breathtakingly beautiful scenery.
Nature Seekers
Ribeira da Janela
Ribeira da Janela Viewpoint
Located on the north coast of Madeira, the Ribeira da Janela Viewpoint offers a wide view of the green slopes contrasting with the blue of the Atlantic.
Porto Moniz
Santinha Viewpoint
Located near Estrada Regional 101, the Santinha Viewpoint offers a different view of the town of Porto Moniz, its famous natural pools, and of Ilhéu Mole.
Ribeira da Janela
Parque de Merendas Viewpoint
The Parque de Merendas Viewpoint offers a privileged view over the north coast, as well as a close contact with Nature and several facilities.
Porto Moniz
Pico Viewpoint
Located at a high altitude, the Pico Viewpoint offers a panoramic view over the town of Porto Moniz and part of the north coast of the island of Madeira.
Achadas da Cruz
Achadas da Cruz Viewpoint
The Achadas da Cruz Viewpoint gives visitors the chance to peacefully contemplate Calhau das Achadas, where the rocky escarpment shelters a peaceful 'fajã'.
Seixal
Véu da Noiva Viewpoint
The Véu da Noiva Viewpoint allows you to admire this abundant waterfall that erupts from the vegetation-covered slope, falling towards the sea.
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Porto de Abrigo Viewpoint
Located almost at sea level, the Porto de Abrigo Viewpoint offers a wide view over the Islets of Ribeira da Janela and the north coast of Madeira.
Achadas da Cruz
Achadas da Cruz Cable Car
Achadas da Cruz Cable Car allows you to contemplate the Atlantic and all the surrounding green scenery in a unique way.
Ribeira da Janela
Fanal
Fanal is known for its centenary laurel forest, and is a privileged place to come into contact with the exuberance of the Laurissilva.
Seixal
Chão da Ribeira
Marked by a rustic and bucolic landscape, Chão da Ribeira is an ideal place for a walk or to be in contact with the indigenous Laurissilva forest.
