The highest skywalk cliff in Europe, made of transparent glass providing stunning views to its visitors. This diamond-shaped sea-cliff is at 589 meters above sea level. This location also provides amazing views over Câmara de Lobos and Funchal.

Located along the southern coast, this parish gained its name due to its river, which translates to "angry river". A scenic parish encompassed by mountains and turned to the sea is a place not to miss.

Venture into the mystical Fanal Forest, where ancient laurel trees emerge from the mist like something out of a dream. It's the perfect time to witness the magic of this enchanted landscape

This is true of the breathtaking scenery that is accessible from the Ribeira da Janela vantage point. The parishes of Seixal, São Vicente, and Ponta Delgada may be seen from this viewpoint, which is now located in Eira da Achada, exactly at the top of the parish of Ribeira da Janela. Naturally, the stunning scenery of this Madeiran region's rocky and untamed shoreline completes the image.

Famous for its natural pools and its raw, beautiful scenery.

This parish, part of the municipality of Porto Moniz got its name from the abundance of pebbles on the beach. Offering staggering views from the sea level towards the cliffs and also famously known for the Bride's Veil waterfall (Véu da Noiva).

This council, surrounded by two high cliffs in both sides, is a place like no other in the island. At the edge of this village, directly next to the sea, lies a great boulder where the first chapel was built.