With a unique natural landscape, Paul da Serra is a unique point of interest in the island of Madeira. This is the largest mountain plateau in the whole archipelago. It is, therefore, one of the most relevant (and unmissable) points of interest in the municipality of Ponta do Sol.

Natural Pools are the undisputed calling card of Porto Moniz, which attracts a large number of visitors to the municipality. The morphology of these natural pools, made up of volcanic rocks, allows a natural entry of the crystal-clear seawater, thus ensuring its constant

The municipality of Ribeira Brava is located on Madeira's southwest coast and exhibits a diverse natural and cultural heritage.

Cabo Girão should be on top of your list when visiting Madeira. This viewpoint sits on top of some of the most high cliffs in Europe. More specifically, you'll be walking on a glass floor 580 meters above sea level.

A quaint fishing village en route to Cabo Girão, known for its picturesque harbor. Worth a short visit.

Curral das Freiras, also known as the Nuns’ Valley, is a secluded village located in a deep valley surrounded by towering mountains in the heart of Madeira, Portugal. Nestled amidst dramatic cliffs and lush green hills, Curral das Freiras is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and unique history, making it a popular yet peaceful spot for visitors.

Miradouro Eira do Serrado is a breathtaking viewpoint located in Camara de Lobos, on the island of Madeira, Portugal. Perched at an altitude of over 1,000 meters, this viewpoint offers spectacular, panoramic views over the lush, green Curral das Freiras (Nun's Valley) and the surrounding mountains. It’s a must-visit for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone seeking an incredible vantage point to appreciate Madeira’s rugged landscape.