Severdigheter i Porto Moniz

Porto Moniz Highlights

Porto Moniz is defined by the dramatic landscapes of the Paul da Serra plateau, the largest in Madeira at 1,500 meters above sea level. This region features the 25 Fontes waterfalls in the Rabaçal valley and the ancient laurel forests of Fanal, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Key landmarks include Pico Ruivo do Paul, offering panoramic views of the island's north and south coasts, and various miradouros overlooking the deep Ribeira Funda valley and the rugged Atlantic coastline.

Unukorno / CC BY 3.0

A

25 Fontes Falls

The 25 Fontes is a group of waterfalls located in Rabaçal, Paul da Serra on Madeira Island.

Fátima Rocha / CC0

B

Paul da Serra

Paul da Serra in the municipal county of Ponta do Sol, Madeira, is the largest and most extensive plateau of Madeira, at about 24 km2, with…

Anne Chantereau / CC-BY-SA

C

Casa do Elias - Porto Moniz

A coastal viewpoint overlooking the Ribeira da Janela valley and the Atlantic Ocean.

D

Pico Ruivo do Paul

The highest peak on the Paul da Serra plateau at 1,640 meters, providing 360-degree views of the São Vicente valley and the northern coastline.

Paul Arps / CC BY 2.0

E

Fio

Historic site and viewpoint at Lombo do Fio, featuring an old wire cable system once used to transport agricultural goods between the high cliffs and the shore.

F

Viewpoint Fanal

Located within the ancient Laurissilva forest, this site offers views of the volcanic landscape and centenarian Til trees, often characterized by dense mountain mist.