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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.

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.

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

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.

Located at the highest point of Madeira, 1862 metres above sea level, the Pico Ruivo Viewpoint offers a panoramic view with an incomparable amplitude.

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 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.

Discover one of Madeira’s most breathtaking hiking trails – a perfect blend of serenity and natural wonder.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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).

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.

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.

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.

Cais do Sardinha is located at the end of Vereda da Ponta de São Lourenço (PR 8). It is, therefore, the perfect place for a refreshing dip after a hike.

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

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

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.

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

At Clube de Golf do Santo da Serra you can choose between more relaxing and more challenging courses. A world-class golf club!

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

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

At an altitude of 1862 metres, Pico Ruivo is the highest point of the archipelago of Madeira. The amplitude of its view is therefore unparalleled.

Located in the parish of Jardim da Serra, the Boca da Corrida viewpoint offers a panoramic view over Curral das Freiras valley and the central massif.

The Jardim do Mar Viewpoint offers a detailed perspective over this typical town of the Calheta municipality, situated on a fajã.

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

In the heart of the Laurissilva Forest, the Chão dos Louros Forest Park is ideal to enjoy the leisure areas and its landscape backdrop.

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.

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

ANA - Aeroportos de Portugal is a company that operates the public airport service supporting civil aviation in Portugal, including the islands.

Get to know the tourist entertainment companies that work daily to ensure that everyone gets the most out of what the archipelago has to offer.

Discover Madeira Travel Agencies in our directory. Plan your trip and make it a memorable experience.

Rota dos Cetáceos is a company dedicated to whale and dolphin watching. It has a biologist on board for a unique experience.

Managing port infrastructures in order to ensure the access and circulation of people and goods by sea, with quality, effectiveness, and economic and operational efficiency, contributing to the sustainable development of the Autonomous Region of Madeira.

Situated in Ponta do Sol, Enotel Sunset Bay offers a calm environment where you can enjoy a relaxing stay with a view of the Atlantic Ocean.

Terrabona Nature & Vineyards - Wine Experience has created an integrated and sustainable agritourism project. Enjoy a unique wine experience!

The Botanical Garden Cable Car covers a distance of 1600 metres, offering an unrivalled panoramic view over the municipality of Funchal, always in motion.

Madeira Cable Car - With the privilege of being closer to the sky, you can safely and peacefully contemplate the rugged profile of this volcanic island.

In addition to being a moving viewpoint, the Funchal Cable Car allows you to comfortably reach one of the most popular areas of Funchal. Once in Monte, visitors can take the opportunity to explore its tropical gardens, architectural heritage, or even experience the iconic basket sledges.

Bars and Night Clubs in Funchal - To dance, listen to music and toast to life with friends!

At an altitude of 1862 metres, Pico Ruivo is the highest point of the archipelago of Madeira. The amplitude of its view is therefore unparalleled.