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City Sightseeing Funchal Madeira Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour + Bookable Extras
¥4,822
per adult
80% of travellers recommend

Madeira Sunset at Pico do Arieiro and PR1 Stairway To Heaven
¥6,120
per adult

From Calheta: Whale and Dolphin Watching RIB Boat Tour
¥11,128
per adult

Santana: Magical East Coast Full-Day Tour
¥12,982
per adult
90% of travellers recommend

Câmara de Lobos: Private Guided Kayaking Tour in Madeira
¥12,930
per traveler
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Madalena do Mar must see attractions
1. Porto Moniz Natural Pools
The Porto Moniz Natural Pools are one of the city’s most popular attractions. Formed by volcanic lava, these tranquil pools are sheltered from the strong current of the Atlantic by black basalt rocks. Swim, sunbathe or snorkel at the pools, which are complete with changing rooms, lockers and lifeguard services. There’s also a children’s pool and play area, making the pools an excellent spot for a family excursion.
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2. Madeira Botanical Garden
Enjoy the rich collection of more than 2,000 plants at the Madeira Botanical Garden. Set on a hillside overlooking Funchal, this beautifully landscaped garden offers dramatic views of the mountains to the north and the ocean to the south.
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3. Ponta Do Sol Beach
Ponta do Sol Beach is a pleasant pebble beach surrounded by rugged cliffs and lined with charming cafés. Known for being one of the sunniest places in Madeira, the beach is a wonderful spot to relax and bask in the warm sun and go for a dip in the calm coastal waters.
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4. Praca do Municipio
Funchal’s Town Square is a bustling hub of activity, lined with beautiful checkered cobblestones and bordered by grand whitewashed buildings. In addition to being a lovely civic center, the square is an ideal starting point for visiting several attractions, including the Sacred Art Museum, City Hall and the former Jesuit College.
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5. Cabo Girao
Plummeting straight down toward the ocean, Cabo Girao is among the tallest cliffs in Europe. Rising 1,900 feet (580 meters) above the water, it is one of the most photogenic points in the region. For extra thrills, follow the glass-floored skywalk to this scenic site, offering a clear view of the steep downward drop below.
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