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Occupying a site that once housed a sugar factory, the Santa Luzia Gardens, at Funchal, have an area of 13,600 m², housing five different landscaped areas.

Municipal Park of the Mount is the region's municipal garden located at a higher altitude. With an area of 26,000 m², it has an exotic and indigenous flora

Located at an altitude of 205 m, Pico da Torre offers a 360º panoramic view over the municipality of Câmara de Lobos and also over part of Funchal.

Funchal’s Marathon is one of the most important athletics event of the city and attracts several hundreds of athletes, some of which are worldwide references of this sport. This event is divided in 3 races: Marathon (42.195 m), Half Marathon (21.097,50 m) and Mini Marathon (8.830 m), and there are participants from over 30 countries joining the race. It’s a great and completely different way to experience a local event, exercising and getting to know the archipelago’s capital – Funchal.

Funchal's Seaside Promenade covers an area of 78,200 m². With a diverse flora and an amazing Atlantic landscape, this pedestrian walkway is unique!

Built in the first half of the 19th century, the Quinta Magnólia Garden is a green space of great elegance, with several leisure areas. With 35,000 m².

An Atrium to Nature

Views and vineyards in Estreito da Calheta

Madeira's Peaks decisively mark the contours of the Madeiran landscape. Come and discover this beautiful island!

The Madeira Press Museum allows you to explore the historic journey of the printing industry and the press in the archipelago.

The Ninho da Manta Viewpoint offering visitors a breathtaking view over Madeira's Central Mountain Range. Near the beginning of Vereda do Areeiro (PR1).

Canyoning at Ribeira do Vimieiro is one of the best options for those who want to enjoy this sport with all the adrenaline and excitement.

The Ninho da Manta Viewpoint, located near the beginning of Vereda do Areeiro (PR1), offers a breathtaking view over Madeira's Central Mountain Range.

Canyoning at Ribeira da Hortelã is the most popular route for Canyoning in this pearl of the Atlantic. Considered difficult.

Canyoning at Ribeira Funda is one of the best known routes in Madeira. Although it is a small path, it is full of surprising nooks and crannies.

Canyoning in Ribeira das Cales is one of the most privileged ways to enjoy contact with Madeira's unique natural heritage.

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The Bica da Cana - Lameirinhas trail offers mountain bikers the opportunity to pedal in Nature with unparalleled views over the northern side of Madeira.

The Vereda da Ilha starts with a short climb to the highest peak of Madeira, through Vereda do Pico Ruivo. Moderate difficulty.

The trail that connects Chão das Aboboreiras - Poiso is great for getting to know some hidden corners of the mountains in this region. With 4,09Km.

The Down - São Jorge route has a length of 1.4 km. Because it is a fast and demanding course, it is considered to be of high difficulty.

The trail Pico Gordo - Lombo da Atouguia is the right option for those who want to enjoy exciting moments while cycling, always in contact with nature.

Formed by volcanic rocks, the Natural Pools of Porto Moniz are the calling card of this picturesque town. Natural entrance of crystal-clear sea water.

Canyoning at Ribeira da Água Negra offers canyoneers the opportunity to have unparalleled contact with one of Madeira's most famous waterfalls.

Vereda do Areeiro is a trail connecting three iconic spots in Madeira - it begins at Pico do Areeiro, crosses Pico das Torres and ends at Pico Ruivo.

This route starts next to the Rabaçal loading chamber (ER105) and takes you along Levada do Paul II to Estrada do Rochão, covering a distance of approximately 1,200 metres (2,400 metres round trip).

Levada Vale Paraíso is a suitable option for those who want to venture into the world of trail running in Madeira, even if they don't have much experience.

The Câmara de Lobos Trail is one of the most intense challenges in the island of Madeira for lovers of this sport. With a total length of 3,18 km.

The Ribeira da Tabua trail is one of the most attractive options on the southwest coast of Madeira. Recommended for more experienced athletes.

The Pináculo trail is one of the most difficult and simultaneously most rewarding challenges for those who are specialised in this sport.

Among paths overlooking the sea, the trail known as 'From Jardim to Paul' offers athletes a remarkable running experience.

The route through Vereda do Túnel do Cavalo starts next to the Caldeira leisure area, also known as the 'Garagem' (garage), which is located on Estrada Dr. Roberto Monteiro, and ends at Casa do Rabaçal, the meeting point for hikers on the various hiking trails in Rabaçal.

Canyoning Ribeiro Bonito - considered one of the most graceful and complete places for the practice of this modality in Madeira Island.

Canyoning at Ribeira do Lajeado provides an immersive adventure in an unforgettable natural setting. It crosses well-known lagoons and waterfalls.

The Vereda do Burro trail is easy and connects Pico do Areeiro to the Funchal Ecological Park Welcome Centre. With a length of 7.2 km.

The trail that connects Porto da Cruz to Machico allows trail running in contact with enchanting ocean landscapes. With a total length of 15.5 km.

Appreciated for its diversity and fluidity, the Pico dos Bodes - Lombo da Velha trail is one of the indicated options on the island for Mountain Biking.

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Madeira Island Natural Pools - among the volcanic rocks, with water constantly renewed by the tides.

Part of one of the most exuberant natural areas on Madeira's north coast, Canyoning in Ribeiro Frio is a unique and unforgettable adventure.

Located in Machico, the Boca do Risco Trail Running is one of the best ways to explore this region. With 14,86Km.

Trail Running Picos do Curral - the opportunity to exceed your limits exploring some of the idyllic landscapes of the Central Mountain Range of Madeira.

The route along Vereda do Pico Fernandes begins at the regional road (ER 209), on the Paul da Serra plateau, and follows an old footpath to PR 6 Levada das 25 Fontes, then continues along it to the 25 Fontes lagoon.

Venture safely in Madeira's levadas and trails. Discover all the Alerts and List of existing trails, and make your visit unforgettable.

Practicing Mountain Biking at Pico das Pedras is a memorable experience, suitable for all types of athletes. With 2,49Km and medium difficulty.

The Pico da Pedreira - Lombo da Velha trail is one of the most attractive challenges of the island for advanced mountain bikers.

Are you looking to explore amazing mountainous landscapes of the east coast of Madeira while pedaling? The João do Prado-Lamaceiros route is the right one.

Madeira enjoys a privileged geographical position, an inviting subtropical climate and unforgettable insular landscapes. Discover us!

With a length of 7.2 km, and estimated duration of 3 hours, in Levada dos Cedros you can enjoy the close contact with the island's natural heritage.

The Vereda da Ribeira da Janela is a trail of medium difficulty, done mostly downhill. With 2,7km and an estimated duration of 1h30.

Caminho Real do Monte is a 4.2 km trail which takes about 2 hours. It makes the connection between Ribeira das Cales and the parish of Monte.

Located on the west side of Madeira Island, Vereda do Jardim do Mar invites you to take a leisurely walk, with time to enjoy the ocean views.

Vereda das Funduras - This 8.7 km trail, which takes about 3 hours, begins with a breathtaking view from the Portela Viewpoint.

Following the traces of an old trail used to connect the south and north areas of Madeira, Caminho do Norte leading you to explore the Madeiran forest area.

The Vereda da Lagoa do Vento is a 1.8 km trail that takes about 1.5 hours, and will take you to a place of unusual beauty.

Advice for Walkers - know the rules of conduct and safety that must be respected. If you are going to walk on a Levada or Footpath, read carefully!

The Levada do Caldeirão Verde offers hikers the chance to explore the orography of the island's interior, known for its monumental landscapes.

In Levada do Risco, the density of nature reigns throughout the entire 1.5km course. Easy difficulty and estimated duration of 2h.

Caminho Real do Paul do Mar is a short 1.8 km trail with an estimated duration of 1:20 hours. Is part of Madeira's historical heritage.

Created in the first half of the 20th century, Levada do Pico do Castelo was built to make use of rainwater for agriculture.

The Caminho do Pináculo e Folhadal is a trail that crosses a preserved natural area, both high altitude and Laurissilva forest.

The Vereda do Pico Branco e Terra Chã will lead you to discover the diversity of the indigenous flora and privileged views over Porto Santo.

The Vereda do Pico do Castelo offers the possibility to enjoy the contact with the fauna and flora of Porto Santo Island and to discover unique landscapes.

Circular in shape, Vereda do Chão dos Louros allows you to explore the surroundings of the Chão dos Louros forest park.

Looking to see the birds of Madeira Island? Come and visit the new Bird Island Mini Zoo located in Campanário Madeira Park, Ribeira Brava.

The Levada das 25 Fontes is one of the most popular trails among tourists and locals. With 4.3km, this trail surprises by the exuberance of nature.

Lasting about 2:30 hours, the Levada do Alecrim offers expansive views filled with cinematic scenery in close proximity to nature.

Vereda do Fanal offers hikers the opportunity to cross a vast green patch belonging to the indigenous Laurissilva forest.

One of the highest points of Madeira Archipelago, at an altitude of 1818 metres, Pico do Areeiro offers a privileged view of the Madeiran Mountain Massif.

Walking along Levada do Moinho you will have the opportunity to come into direct contact with the richness of Nature and the History of the island.

This route starts on the Paul da Serra plateau, more specifically at Bica da Cana, and along its course you can see various geomorphological and geological.

Located in Ponta do Sol, the Lugar de Baixo Palace is an original 19th-century building. It has a romantic style and seductive natural surroundings.

The Cultural Center of Quinta Magnolia, located in Funchal, is a place of artistic and cultural dissemination integrated in an iconic Madeiran garden.

The route along Vereda da Palha Carga starts at the regional road (ER 209), next to Louro da Gota, and follows PR 13 Vereda do Fanal for the first 100 metres until you find the turn-off to 25 Fontes on the left.

The Funchal Ecological Park offers the most experienced trail runners a challenging and intense trail, in constant contact with the exuberance of Nature.

Levada Fajã do Rodrigues, which is 3.9 km long (+ 3.9 km return) and takes about 3:30 hours, will give you the chance to calmly admire Nature.

Levada do Rei will take you to discover the exuberant nature of the island, until you reach a singular place considered a natural sanctuary.

Vereda dos Balcões is a short trail, that takes you to enjoy the views from the Balcões Viewpoint. You will cross paths with indigenous and endemic species.

The theme 'Um caminho para todos' ('A path for everyone') offers people with motor and visual disabilities the chance to enjoy direct contact with nature.

Caminho Real da Encumeada is a 12.5 km trail which takes 4 hours and crosses part of the mountain massif of the island of Madeira.

Beginning near Pico Ruivo, Vereda da Encumeada is 11.2 km long and follows the central mountain range of the island westwards until Encumeada.

Levada do Barreiro, which is 5.2 km long, connects Poço da Neve to Casa do Barreiro in the Funchal Ecological Park.

For more advanced trail runners, the Pico do Areeiro - Pico Ruivo trail is one of the most challenging that the island of Madeira has to offer.

This 10,6 km trail along Vereda do Urzal has the peculiarity of following an old path, connecting the south and north coasts of the island of Madeira.

Vereda da Ponta de São Lourenço - This trail will take you to discover the eastern tip of the island, with panoramic views over the north and south sides.

The Vila Guida Viewpoint offers a wide view over the Funchal bay and is located in the Vila Guida Garden, which is also known for its botanical richness.

Located in the city centre, Funchal Municipal Garden displays a diverse flora from Madeira and from all corners of the world, including a leisure area.

Located in the Lido area, the Ajuda Gardens have an extensive green area with several botanical species and several facilities for children and sports.

Built in the 19th century, Palheiro Gardens are part of one of the lushest quintas of Madeira. They offer a panoramic view over the city of Funchal.

Overlooking the port of Funchal, Santa Catarina Park offers a unique view over the bay of the capital of Madeira.

Madeira Optics Museum, housed in a 19th-century building, presents visitors with a private collection of over two thousand optics-related devices.

The Santa Catarina Park Viewpoint, within this urban green area, offers a panoramic view stretching from the Funchal bay to Ponta do Garajau.

Santa Cruz Municipal Market was built in 1962 and is a typical Madeiran market where you can find typical products from Madeira. Visit him on your trip!

The Calheta Sand Beach is located near the town's Recreational Harbour. It is 100 metres long and offers all the necessary amenities to enjoy the sea.

Located just three kilometres from the town centre, Porto Santo Marina is equipped with all the necessary conditions for those who want to dock here.

Quinta das Palmeiras is a mini zoo and mini botanical garden set in one of Porto Santo's arid areas, with various species of plants and animals.

The Vereda do Pico Ruivo provides a clear view over the central mountainous massif and several other points of interest. It's the highest point in Madeira.

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The corners of the archipelago invite you to enjoy the various natural areas. However, it is necessary to adopt preventive and protective behaviors.

The Monte Palace Tropical Gardens has a vast collection of exotic plant species. Alongside its fauna, the works of art add even more beauty to this space.

The Monte Palace Museum presents a collection of contemporary Zimbabwean sculpture and another with hundreds of mineral samples from all over the world.

The CR7 Museum of Funchal, depicts the career and displays over a hundred individual and collective trophies of Cristiano Ronaldo.

The Levada do Furado, one of the oldest levadas on the island, allows you to contemplate the various shades of green that make up the Laurissilva forest.

The Museological Centre - Rota da Cal allows you to get in touch with the whole process from the extraction of limestone to its several uses.

Porto Moniz is an obligatory stop - from the Laurissilva trails to the emblematic natural pools, as well as its important historical and cultural heritage.

Viewpoint Madeira? From Madeira's Viewpoints, visitors can access landscapes with cinematographic outlines, which are always surprising.

The Porto da Cruz Natura Trail provides a privileged contact with the exuberant natural heritage of the island's east coast. With 50Km.

The Boaventura Trail is one of the most demanding in Madeira. However, its difficulty is compensated by the pleasure of exceeding yourself.

Trail Running in Vereda do Chão dos Louros is one of the most exciting ways of enjoying an invigorating adventure in the imposing mountains of Madeira.

The Lombada da Ponta do Sol trail is ideal for those who wish to explore Madeira's traditional 'levadas' while adventuring in this sport.

The Fanal - Estanquinhos trail running route is ideal for those who are just starting out in this sport. Invigorating experience, marked by natural scenery

The Galhano Trail is the right choice for experienced athletes who want to challenge their skills in the mountains of Madeira.

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This route starts at the regional road (ER 105), at Pico Gordo, and to reach Levada Velha do Rabaçal or Levada do Risco, you'll have to walk approximately 800 metres.

The route starts at the regional road (ER209), in Fanal, and follows PR 13 Vereda do Fanal until it reaches, on the left, the turn-off that takes you to Levada da Rocha Vermelha.

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The Eira do Serrado Viewpoint offers an unobstructed view of the picturesque town of Curral das Freiras, framed by Madeira's central mountainous massif.

Located in the municipality of Machico, the Ponta de São Lourenço trail is ten kilometres long (round trip) and can be completed in about two hours.

At an altitude of 580 metres, the Cabo Girão Viewpoint has a suspended platform that takes advantage of the panoramic view from the highest cape in Europe.

The municipality of Câmara de Lobos stands out for its fishing culture, its ocean landscapes and its unmistakable traditions.

The Ilhéu Gardens are located on top of a cliff overlooking the sea, with a privileged view over Câmara de Lobos and the peninsula of Cabo Girão.

Golf with unrivalled views

Events Madeira? There are always events livening up the streets of the archipelago. Join the famous festive spirit that characterises the Madeirans!

With an altitude of 580 m, Cabo Girão is the highest cape in Europe. Known for its suspended glass platform with an unparalleled panoramic view.

The municipality of Câmara de Lobos stands out for its fishing culture, its ocean landscapes and its unmistakable traditions.

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Located on a high plateau, Santo da Serra stands out for its rural and romantic atmosphere characterised by mountainous landscapes and green surroundings.

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Concerts in Madeira? The archipelago hosts lots of musical shows, indoors and outdoors, all year round. Enjoy!

Everything in Madeira tastes special and fruit is no exception. The explanation may be more than poetic and has to do with the temperature and soil conditions. Experiencing the archipelago in its entirety means celebrating the beauty of the Madeiran landscapes, picking and tasting the fruits that have bright colours and sweeter flavours in this land.

Located by a bay with a magnificent landscape, Fórum Machico is a cultural space that stands out for the versatility of its shows, exhibitions and lectures

A Garden for the World

Variety of accommodation in Funchal Downtown

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The Fajãs Cabo Girão Cable Car connects Sítio do Rancho to the Fajãs of Cabo Girão, offering beautiful panoramic views over Madeira’s typical seaside terraces 'fajãs' and the southern coast.

The Bica da Cana Viewpoint offers a broad perspective over the São Vicente valley, marked by the density of the Laurissilva forest.

Located at Lombo do Doutor, the Piarro Viewpoint offers an almost aerial view of the Calheta beach and marina and the Casa das Mudas Arts Centre.

Nordic Walking Madeira allows walkers to discover quiet mountain trails and thus access places of unequalled interest in the heart of the island.

Palheiro Golf enjoys a privileged view over the Funchal bay. With 18 holes and 6000 metres, it is an ideal course for more and less experienced golfers.

The Rocha do Navio Nature Reserve was created to protect the important biogeodiversity of the coastal area between Ponta de São Jorge and Ponta do Clérigo.

In the municipality situated further west on Madeira Island, we can find the Calheta Recreational Port. Located right next to the artificial sandy beach, this port can accommodate up to 337 small boats.

Madeira Hiking? Mountains, ocean, green forests, waterfalls and viewpoints: the archipelago's natural wealth makes hiking in Madeira unforgettable.