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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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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 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.

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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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).

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

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.

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

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 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.

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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.

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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.

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

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

The Parque de Merendas Viewpoint offers a privileged view over the north coast, as well as a close contact with Nature and several facilities.

The Queimadas Forest Park is home to precious flora typical of Madeira's Laurissilva Forest. It is the perfect place to relax and walk.

Queimadas Forest Park is home to precious flora, typical of the Laurissilva Forest of Madeira. It is the perfect place to relax in contact with nature.

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.

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.

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Rabaçal offers visitors a privileged view over a grand valley covered with the exuberant Laurissilva vegetation. It is an area of rest and silence.

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

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The parish of Boaventura is known for being an authentic sanctuary of nature, where the water valleys are coloured with green tones of great vivacity.

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.

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

Over 300 years old but recently restored, the São Jorge Watermill is located at Achadinha and is the last one operating in the island of Madeira.

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The Machico Aqueduct, a symbol of the region's Industrial Architecture, was built in the 19th century to supply water to the city's old sugar cane mill.

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.

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

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

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.

Camacha is a picturesque parish a few kilometres from Funchal, which still preserves some of the most emblematic Madeiran traditions.

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

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

Located at an altitude of 170 metres, the Santa Luzia Viewpoint offers a wide perspective over the city of Funchal.

Fanal is known for its centenary laurel forest, and is a privileged place to come into contact with the exuberance of the Laurissilva.

The Ribeiro Frio Viewpoint offers a breathtaking view over the green mountains covered by the dense Laurissilva Forest of the north coast of Madeira.

Situated at the end of Vereda dos Balcões (PR 11), Balcões Viewpoint offers a wide view of the green valley of the Ribeira da Metade.

Marked by the presence of a centuries-old Tis forest, Fanal is known for its mystical landscape. Natural surprises abound in all its corners.

Ribeiro Frio has an area where the indigenous Laurissilva forest presents itself with green splendour. Enjoy the contact with Madeira's fauna and flora.

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.

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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.

A vast heritage, unique traditions, exotic trees and plants and multiple artistic expressions: discover the pleasure of walking through Funchal streets!

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Praça do Povo, once again, welcomes EXPOTROPICAL - the Subtropical Fruits and Flavours Show. This event, carried out by the Santa Maria Maior Community Centre in partnership with the Regional Secretariat for Agriculture and Rural Development, aims to promote the subtropical fruits and flavours of Madeira and includes much animation including music concerts. This event also has a charitable purpose in that the proceeds go towards supporting the families in need in the parish.

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Every time is a good time to enjoy a stroll along the Porto Santo Promenade. Stroll by the dunes with the emerald hues of the ocean in the background.

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Gateway for yachts and small boats, the Funchal Marina, besides being an area that beautifies Funchal Bay, offers great infrastructure for about two hundred boats.

Located in a beautiful area overlooking the sea, Socorro Church features Baroque architecture with decorations inherited from the ancient São Tiago temple.

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.

Classified as a Partial Natural Reserve, Ponta de São Lourenço has a rich fauna and flora. This volcanic peninsula has a surprising landscape.

Marked by a rustic and bucolic landscape, Chão da Ribeira is an ideal place to go for a walk in contact with the Indigenous Laurissilva Forest.

Funchal Downtown has a great heritage and architectural value. From monuments to traditional shops, restaurants and bars, entertainment is guaranteed.

Praça do Povo is a recreational area located by the city's famous bay. Given its prime location, it offers a majestic view over the Atlantic Ocean.

The largest public beach on the Island of Madeira is located 10 minutes from the centre of Funchal and stretches for 2 Km. Formosa Beach has areas with pebbles and areas with black sand.

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

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.

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Paul da Serra is the only plateau on the island. Situated at an altitude of around 1500m, it is home to valuable fauna and flora and offers panoramic views.

Due to their resistance and impermeability, the 'Botas de Vilão' were, in the past, used by most Madeirans. Today they are mainly used by folk groups.

Funchal will be responsible for some of the most unforgettable moments of your holidays. It will be hard to choose what to see in Funchal first!

Machico is one of the most important municipalities in the Island's History. Today, it is known for its traditional villages, landscapes and beaches.

Practising Stand Up Paddle in Madeira will give you the opportunity to peacefully enjoy the harmony of the sea and the natural landscapes of this island.

The island of Porto Santo dazzles all visitors with its long and beautiful golden sand beach that runs along almost the entire southern coast of this captivating island. Being 11 kilometres long and 6 kilometres wide, it is relatively easy to move around.

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With over 600 years, Madeira's Heritage is guardian of a vast collection of monuments, religious temples, museums and other cultural spaces.

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