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Prainha do Canical jest usytuowana w Ocean Atlantycki na Wyspa Madera i zajmuje 12. miejsce wśród 45 plaż w Madera. Odległość do głównego miasta - Funchal wynosi 21 km. Centrum Quinta do Lorde, najbliższej społeczności, znajduje się 0,5 km stąd.
A naturalny sceneria obszaru wynika z połączenia teren górzysty, urwisk oraz turkusowy koloru wody. Prainha do Canical jest pokryta drobny piasek, a jej całkowita długość wynosi około 90 metrów. Łagodne pogłębienie wejście bezpośrednio z brzegu.
Plaża posiada podstawową wyposażenie takie jak łazienki, parasole i leżaki, przebieralnie, restauracje, prysznice. Służby ratownicze i personel medyczny są nadzorują teren.
Plaża jest popularna dla odmiennych grup turystów takich jak: rodziny z dziećmi lub seniorzy lub właściciele psów. Przyciąga amatorów rekreacji, którzy przyjeżdżają, aby cieszyć się surfing, snorkeling.
Prainha do Canical jest osiągalna pojazdem, ale ostatni odcinek pieszo może być dość stromy.
Najcieplejszym miesiącem jest sierpień - temperatura powietrza w tym czasie osiąga 23.3°C, a wody do 24°C w wrzesień. Najchłodniejszym miesiącem jest styczeń - temperatura powietrza spada do 17.6°C, a wody do 19°C.
Wszystkie plaże w obecnym obszarze
Discover the best of Madeira on a 2-day adventure with a local guide! Explore the island’s stunning east and west, enjoy breathtaking viewpoints, charming villages, and spectacular landscapes, while experiencing authentic Madeiran culture and local tastings. A relaxed and immersive experience designed to help you discover the island beyond the usual tourist spots.
Venture into one of Madeira’s most scenic regions, Serra d’Água, a lush valley surrounded by dramatic peaks and sweeping views. From this picturesque setting, take in breathtaking panoramas of the South Coast, Encumeada, Ribeira Brava, and Campanário. Although the full trail stretches 65 kilometers, enjoy the most stunning and accessible 5-kilometer section, a gentle walk that showcases the very best of Madeira’s natural beauty. This route is perfect for all fitness levels and offers a peaceful escape into the island’s vibrant landscapes. As you walk, be immersed in a world of rich biodiversity, where native flora and fauna thrive. The soothing sounds of flowing water and birdsong accompany your journey, making this a truly serene and rewarding experience. Let the rhythm of nature guide your steps and create lasting memories in the heart of Madeira’s untouched wilderness.
This experience is built around the journey rather than a strict timetable. We never rush guests from one stop to the next. Instead, you’ll have time to walk through Fanal Forest, swim, take photographs, enjoy lunch, and fully experience each location without constantly watching the clock. Travel in a small group and discover Fanal Forest, Ribeira da Janela, Achadas da Cruz, Porto Moniz, Seixal, and São Vicente. Along the way, we share stories about Madeira’s history, traditions, culture, and everyday life. We’ll also show you several lesser-known waterfalls that most visitors pass without noticing. The itinerary is adapted to the weather, sea conditions, and the group’s preferences, so some days may naturally extend beyond 10 hours. Personal attention, a light snack in Fanal, carefully selected local lunch recommendations, and photos taken with a professional camera make the experience feel more like exploring Madeira with friends than following a standard bus tour.
Experience a sunset tour designed around the best conditions of the day. Instead of visiting the same location every time, your local guide chooses between Pico do Arieiro and Cristo Rei based on the weather, visibility and sunset conditions. Enjoy a relaxed small-group experience, comfortable transportation and spectacular Madeira scenery without the need for a demanding hike.
Nestled in the heart of Machico’s picturesque valley, affectionately known as the Mimosa Valley, the Levada dos Maroços trail offers a serene and immersive walk through one of Madeira’s most enchanting landscapes. This breathtaking walk begins in the charming village of Maroços and winds through the flower-lined levada, spiraling past cultivated terraces perched above Machico. As you follow the 6-kilometer path, you will be treated to stunning views over Machico and the Atlantic Ocean, framed by rolling hills and bursts of vibrant greenery. The air is gently perfumed with the scent of blooming mimosas, and the peaceful rhythm of the levada’s flowing water adds to the calming ambiance. This tranquil route is perfect for reconnecting with nature and soaking in Madeira’s natural beauty at a relaxed pace. Whether you’re a nature lover, casual walker, or simply seeking a peaceful escape, this trail promises an unforgettable experience that captures the island's authentic charm.
- Hike along the iconic Ponta de São Lourenço Trail (PR8): Explore coastal trails with dramatic views over cliffs and the Atlantic Ocean, where the peninsula’s arid climate creates an almost lunar environment — unique in Madeira; - Discover the island’s majestic volcanic geology: Observe geological strata and dike structures, including rocks less than 5.57 million years old, revealing the long and fascinating story of Madeira’s formation; - Perfect scenery for photography: Panoramic viewpoints and dramatic landscapes where the warm hues of the geological formations contrast with the deep blue of the ocean — the perfect backdrop for photos and social media content; - Touches of endemic fauna and flora: Brief encounters with seabirds and reptiles, along with small endemic plants that complete the experience.
Embark on a captivating coastal adventure along the historic Vereda do Larano trail, where Madeira’s natural beauty unfolds at every step. Follow your guide along the traditional path once used by locals traveling between Machico and Porto da Cruz, discovering both the island’s history and its breathtaking scenery. Your journey begins at Pico do Facho, with a gentle climb toward the iconic Boca do Risco viewpoint. Pause to admire sweeping views of Madeira’s dramatic north coast, towering cliffs, crashing Atlantic waves, and endless ocean horizons. Continue along the coastal path, carved into the mountainside, where the contrast of rugged terrain and deep‑blue sea becomes your constant backdrop. The route then leads you toward Larano, a stunning section renowned for its wild beauty, peaceful atmosphere, and picture‑perfect views. Ideal for nature lovers and moderate hikers, this trail offers an unforgettable encounter with Madeira’s wild, unspoiled coastline.
Choose this self-drive tour around Madeira and spend 8 memorable days exploring the superb culture and landscapes of this island. Drive along the emerald coastline passing through the charming fish villages Santo da Sierra and Boaventura, take in to the beautiful waterfall called “Veu da Noiva” (Bridals veil) and discover the legend about the unfulfilled love. Melt into the flavours and aromas by the typical dishes of the local gastronomy in Ponta do Sol and in Funchal, experience the vivid and attractive vibe of the Portuguese culture and traditions. This trip will fill all your senses and will leave great memories for the lifetime.
Nestled in the beautiful valleys of São Jorge, this hike leads you to some of the most lush and pristine landscapes Madeira has to offer. Travel through the island's enchanting rainforest, where a rich tapestry of herbs and medicinal plants thrive. Along the way, discover the healing secrets of these ancient natural remedies, passed down through generations. You will walk through or even behind waterfalls, with mist in the air and nature all around you, a magical experience. The trail ends in what feels like a hidden paradise, where silence, serenity and beauty reign supreme. More than just a hike, this is a soul-freshening escape into the heart of nature. Once you've been here, you'll find yourself longing to return again and again.
Discover the charm of Câmara de Lobos, a traditional fishing village tucked into a scenic bay. Climb Pico da Torre for panoramic views over the Atlantic, then soar to Cabo Girão, Europe’s highest sea cliff, where the ocean stretches out beneath your feet. The journey continues along the beautiful north coast, passing Ribeira Brava and the Véu da Noiva waterfall, with a refreshing stop at Porto Moniz’s natural pools and a scenic oceanfront lunch. Ascending to Paul da Serra, the island’s largest plateau, brings a sense of tranquility. The tour ends in Calheta, just in time for a golden sunset over the sea, with every turn offering breathtaking views, making it an unforgettable experience!
Embark on a breathtaking hike from Paul da Serra to Fanal, one of the few places in Madeira where you can see the Laurissilva vegetation at its best. Admire ancient trees, birds, and breathtaking views over the Ribeira da Janela and Chão da Ribeira valleys. Enjoy the magnificent Fanal area, a small volcanic crater classified as a rest reserve by the Madeira Natural Park. Discover the beauty of this area, which lies not only in the forest of large century-old Ocofea foefens trees. A very special walking expedition for regular hikers! Walking time: approx. 4.5 hrs. Walking distance: 11.5 km. Difficulty Grade: Moderate Walk.
This experience along the southwest coast of the island, gives you some of the traditions and cultures of the island of Madeira. The banana plantation, and the fishing villages in which it was the bread of our ancestors and still it is for some families. This coast of the island is known for being nice and warmer relative to the north side.
This is a Levada walk whose beauty amazes us all along the trail. We start at the Queimadas guest house, heading west through dense, emerald green vegetation that leads us to Caldeirão Verde. Along the Levada, the landscapes are spectacular, we are surprised by beautiful villages at the foot of the valleys, by a waterfall, and by tunnels that we must cross, until we finally reach the majestic waterfall of Caldeirão Verde. After a short rest and picnic break, we begin our return journey. More than just a walk, it’s a passage through Madeira’s most hidden landscapes.
This is a walk unlike any other. Frequently described as the most unforgettable hike in Madeira, this experience stays with travelers long after it ends. Embark on a hike through the valley of the western plateau, and marvel at the rock pools and waterfalls that have been carved over millions of years by rushing waters on their way to the sea. As you ascend the valley, experience a diversity of hiking terrain. Walk along the forest, and from the flatness of the levadas to the slopes of the mountain trails that lead to the oldest levada in the west of the island. In the summertime, bring your swimsuit and enjoy a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear and invigorating mountain waters. This is an unforgettable experience into the heart of Madeira’s wild beauty!
This charming walk follows ancient paths once carved by locals, offering stunning views of North Coast villages and lush valleys within the Madeira Natural Park. As you explore, take note of the steep terrain and marvel at how local farmers work the land, a true testament to resilience. You will be surrounded by vibrant greenery, cascading waterfalls, tranquil fountains, and crystal-clear pools. With professional guides and quality service, this relaxing experience blends nature, culture, and unforgettable memories. Please note that this tour is not wheelchair accessible.
This tour package 2+1 can help guests organize their trips for the week. This is a conveniente way to visit all the great attractions in 3 days at an affordable price. Two full days Western side of Madeira with attractions such as Câmara de Lobos fishing village,Cabo Girão high cliff, Porto Moniz natural pools, waterfalls and visit to São Vicente village. Second Tour Eastern Side, Pico Arieiro, Laurel Forest, balcões walk, and the typical houses of Santana, porto da cruz with rum tasting included and short walk 45 minutes along the levada, Machico and são lourenço eastern part of the island Both Tours are full day 7 hours. Half day tour - Nuns valley 4 hours. This tour is only bookable on mondays and thursdays morning. with the stop in monte, eira do serrado viewpoint 1100m, Pico dos Barcelos viewpoint. 355m Return to Funchal
Begin your holiday in Madeira with a leisurely stroll through a landscape that showcases the island’s rich culture and beauty. As you walk, find yourself surrounded by meticulously cultivated terraces, shaped by generations of farmers. Take a moment to appreciate the harmony between the people and the land, where nature and craftsmanship are woven together. The path will lead you to breathtaking panoramic views over the charming village of Camacha, known for its timeless craftsmanship and cultural significance. This gentle walk is more than a scenic route, it’s an immersive journey to slow down, soak in the island’s beauty, and connect with its heritage, setting the perfect tone for your Madeira adventure.
Discover the traditional houses of Santana on a full-day tour from Funchal. Admire the unique charm and beauty of the region's iconic houses, and see the third-highest mountain in Madeira, Pico do Areeiro. Leave Funchal and first head to Pico do Areeiro at 1818 meters above sea level. On the way down to Santana, make a brief stop at Ribeiro Frio to visit the trout hatchery, surrounded by a beautiful garden with rare trees and endemic plants of the island (entrance not included). Discover Madeira's Laurisilva Forest in Ribeiro Frio, which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1999. In Santana, see the typical houses of the region. Take a lunch break here. On the way back to Funchal, drive along the stunning North Coast and stop in Porto da Cruz, from where you can enjoy the view of the North Coast and the impressive rock formation Penha d'Águia. Return to the hotel via Ponta de São Lourenço with its beautiful, lunar-like landscapes.
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