3 Places to not miss in Madeira Island

1-Pico do Areeiro

 Eng: Pico do Areeiro, at 1,818 meters of altitude, is the third highest peak in Madeira and offers breathtaking views of mountains, valleys, and, on clear days, even the sea and the island of Porto Santo. It is famous for its sunrises and sunsets, with a "sea of clouds" creating a magical effect. Pico do Areeiro is also the starting point for the famous trail to Pico Ruivo, a challenging route with spectacular landscapes. Easily accessible by car from Funchal, it is a must-visit destination for those wishing to explore Madeira’s nature and highlands.

2 -Cabo Girão:

Eng: Cabo Girão is one of Madeira's most famous viewpoints, situated at 580 meters of altitude, offering a stunning panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean, Funchal, and the island's terraced landscapes. The highlight is the glass platform, which allows visitors to walk over the void, providing a unique sensation. The location has good facilities, such as parking and a tourist information center, as well as trails to explore the region. Easily accessible from Funchal, Cabo Girão is a must-visit destination to admire Madeira’s cliffs and sea.

3-Fanal:

Eng: Fanal is an area in the northwest of Madeira, famous for its Laurisilva forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The location is known for its mystical atmosphere, with centuries-old trees covered in moss, creating a magical setting. During winter, the fog enhances the enchanting atmosphere. Fanal is a great starting point for hikes, such as the Fanal Trail, which offers stunning views of the northern coast of the island. This is a perfect destination for those seeking contact with nature, tranquility, and unique landscapes.