A high mountain pass offering panoramic views over Madeira’s central mountain range. Here you’ll witness the dramatic contrast between the island’s north and south landscapes, surrounded by deep valleys and rugged peaks.

An adventurous off-road section leading to a panoramic viewpoint overlooking São Vicente. A moment to appreciate the island’s dramatic terrain and the rural character of the northwest.

Capela da nossa Senhora de Fátima - A small and peaceful chapel reflecting Madeira’s strong religious traditions and local heritage, offering beautiful views over the surrounding valley.

Chão da Ribeira is a lush green valley known for its agricultural landscapes and rural authenticity. Here you’ll experience Madeira’s connection to farming, nature, and slower-paced island life.

A short walk leads to a hidden waterfall nestled within dense vegetation — a refreshing natural spot shaped by volcanic rock and flowing mountain water.

Famous for its unique rock formations rising from the sea, this coastal area showcases the raw volcanic power that shaped Madeira’s shoreline.

A stop to taste traditional Madeiran honey products and hydromel (mead), connecting you with the island’s artisanal production and rural traditions.

A mystical plateau within the Laurissilva forest, known for its ancient trees and atmospheric landscapes — one of Madeira’s most iconic natural environments.

A scenic mountain viewpoint offering expansive views over valleys and peaks, providing a perfect closing perspective of Madeira’s wild northwest.