What to visit in Santana
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What to visit in Santana
In a municipality that is a Biosphere Reserve altogether, there is much to see and do. In addition to the rich diversity of fauna and flora, there is an extensive built heritage.
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Nature Seekers
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Queimadas Forest Park
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.
Madeira Peaks
Pico do Areeiro
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.
Central Mountain Range
Pico Ruivo
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.
Sea Lovers
Culture Passionates
Santana
Casas de Santana
Standing out as one of the archipelago's most iconic landmarks, the triangular-shaped and thatched roof Casas de Santana are a unique historical heritage.
Santana
Santa Ana Fountain
The Santa Ana Fountain has been classified as a Monument of Local Value since 2000, and is part of the municipality's architectural landscape.
Faial
Fortim do Faial
Built in the 18th century to watch for invaders, the Fortim do Faial offers a trip back in time and a panoramic view of the north coast of Madeira.
São Jorge
São Jorge Church
Built in the 17th century, the São Jorge Church is a symbol of the built heritage of the municipality of Santana. Is the largest baroque church in Madeira.
São Jorge
Primitive Centre of the parish of São Jorge
The Primitive Centre of the parish of São Jorge, in Calhau de São Jorge, houses the ruins of the sugar cane mills that were built there in the early days of the island's settlement.
São Jorge
Watermill
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.
São Jorge
Serragem da Achadinha
Serragem da Achadinha is located in the parish of São Jorge. Considered a monument of local value, it is the only working water sawmill on Madeira.
São Jorge
São Jorge Lighthouse
Operating since 1959, the São Jorge Lighthouse has a 14 metres-high tower, marking the landscape of Ponta de São Jorge, on the north coast of the island.
Faial
Nossa Senhora da Penha de França Chapel
Carved out of a large rock, the Nossa Senhora da Penha de França Chapel is a unique monument, located in the parish of Faial, municipality of Santana.
Faial
Faial Old Bridge
The Faial Old Bridge, for a long time the longest bridge on Madeira, was destroyed by a storm in 1984. Today, only three of its seven arches remain.
Santana
Madeira Theme Park
The Madeira Theme Park is a unique attraction in the archipelago. Located in the municipality of Santana, it is an important space dedicated to the history and tradition of the Archipelago of Madeira.
Madeira Gardens
Quinta do Arco in São Jorge
At Quinta do Arco in São Jorge you have the opportunity to visit one of the most exceptional rose gardens in the world where very rare species can be found
Museums
Museum of Wine and Vine
The Museum of Wine and Vine focuses on the production process of this regional product which, over the centuries, has conquered the world.
Viewpoints
São Roque do Faial
Balcões Viewpoint
Contemplate the Ribeira da Metade Valley and the Central Mountain Range of the island.
São Roque do Faial
Ribeiro Frio Viewpoint
Enjoy a scenery marked by green and imposing mountains.
Faial
Cruzinhas Viewpoint
A virtually untouched landscape of dense, green Laurissilva Forest.
São Roque do Faial
Lombo dos Palheiros Viewpoint
Contemplate the majesty of these mountains covered in a green mantle.
Ilha/Faial
Pico Ruivo Viewpoint
The extension of observation area possible in this place is admirable.
São Roque do Faial
Empenas Viewpoint
On the Santana Mountains, overlooking the east coast.
Santana
Picarouto Viewpoint
Panoramic view from São Jorge to Ponta de São Lourenço.
Faial
Cova da Roda Viewpoint
Privileged location to observe the extension of the north coast.
Faial
Guindaste Viewpoint
Take a look at the peculiar coastal geology of the north coast of Madeira.
Faial
Nossa Senhora dos Bons Caminhos Viewpoint
Wide view over Faial and Penha d'Águia.
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Curtado Viewpoint
Be dazzled by the coastline of the parish of Faial.
São Roque do Faial
Santo António Viewpoint
From here you can see part of Fajã da Rocha do Navio.
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Núcleo de Casas Típicas Viewpoint
View over the fields of Santana, surrounded by typical houses.
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Rocha do Navio Viewpoint
Privileged view over the richness of this important Natural Reserve.
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Quinta do Furão Viewpoint
Catch a glimpse of the imposing north-east coastline from a cliff top.
Ilha
Cabeço do Resto Viewpoint
Surrounded by water, overlooking the city of Santana.
Ilha
Eiras Viewpoint
Overlooking a valley covered by the Laurissilva Forest.
São Jorge
Pico Viewpoint
A view of the mountains that surround the parish of Ilha.
São Jorge
Vigia Viewpoint
Complete panoramic view over the west shore of the north coast of Madeira.
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Ninho da Manta Viewpoint
Landscape dominated by the imposing rock formations of Madeira.
São Jorge
Beira da Quinta Viewpoint
Complete view over the northwest coast up to Porto Moniz.
São Jorge
Boca das Voltas Viewpoint
In the area overlooking São Jorge, with a wide view.
São Jorge
Cabo Aéreo Viewpoint
So named referring to the cable used to transport goods.