Editor's Choice: Madeira Island
Madeira Island's landscape is defined by its dramatic volcanic topography and UNESCO-protected Laurissilva forests. This selection highlights the island's most significant natural landmarks, from the 580-meter-high sea cliffs of Cabo Girão to the central mountain peaks of Pico do Areeiro and Pico Ruivo. It includes unique hydrological features like the 25 Fontes waterfalls, the volcanic pools of Porto Moniz, and various cliffside viewpoints that offer panoramas of deep valleys and the Atlantic coastline.
Miradouro Rocha do Navio
Located in Santana, this viewpoint overlooks a nature reserve. A steep cable car connects the cliff top to the coastal agricultural plains and pebble beaches below.
Waterfall
A natural waterfall that drops directly onto the old ER101 regional road near Ponta do Sol, creating a natural car wash for passing vehicles.
Miradouro Beira da Quinta
A north-coast viewpoint offering a panoramic perspective of the village of Arco de São Jorge, surrounded by steep mountains and the Atlantic Ocean.
Miradouro da Ponta do Rosto
Located on the eastern São Lourenço peninsula, this spot offers views of the rugged volcanic rock formations and the contrasting sea conditions of the north and south coasts.
Editor's Choice: Madeira Island – Voeg toe aan je reis
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