➤ Pico da Torre is a Viewpoint which is 205 metres above sea level and offers a 360 degree panoramic view over Câmara de Lobos, Cabo Girão and a bit of Funchal.

➤ The Second stop of our journey is the Viewpoint of Fajã dos Padres. Is located in the parish of Quinta Grande, perched on a cliff about 250 meters. This is where we find the panoramic elevator that gives access to Fajã, or the New Cable Car lowering is in 4 minutes!

➤ Located in the parish of Ribeira Brava, the São Sebastião Viewpoint offers visitors a panoramic perspective over Madeira's west coast. It is the ideal place to enjoy some quiet moments contemplating the Atlantic Ocean and the seafront.

➤ Cascata dos Anjos is a stunning waterfall located on the picturesque island of Madeira. This unique natural wonder cascades directly onto the old coastal road, creating a captivating sight that attracts both tourists and locals. The waterfall's easy accessibility and breathtaking beauty make it a must-visit destination. Cascata dos Anjos holds a significant place in the history and culture of Madeira. Formed through the island's unique geological processes, this waterfall has been a vital part of the local ecosystem for centuries. The name "Anjos," meaning "angels," adds a mystical touch to its allure.

➤ Afterward, we reach Jardim do Mar, a remote village that until 1960 could only be reached by boat. The town is surrounded by colourful wildflowers and steep cliffs. Jardim do Mar preserves the tranquillity of the past, which the old narrow streets still bear witness. The promenade built across the village offers a pleasant walk from one end to the other. The promenade built across the village offers a pleasant walk from one end to the other. Its time for a walk along the promenade.

➤ We are to our destination, Paul do Mar. Situated southwest of the island of Madeira, Paul do Mar stands out for the undeniable beauty of its surroundings and its deep-rooted fishing tradition, which mark the daily life and profile of this town to this day. It is, therefore, an unavoidable parish in the municipality of Calheta. The name of this place comes from its peculiar orography, as it resembles a valley, sheltered by imposing rocks on one side and bathed by the sea on the other. The town's proximity to the Atlantic Ocean has decisively shaped its culture and, of course, its economic activity. Paul do Mar is an important fishing centre on the island.

➤ To our trip we choose "Maktub Pub". This Bar offers lovely local cocktails and drinks and some of the most dramatic sunset views on the island. You’ll have a front-row seat to watch the sun slowly sink into the Atlantic Ocean, with nothing but the vast expanse of water and sky in front of you.

The sheer drop from the viewpoint to the ocean adds an element of excitement and awe to the experience. As the sun sets, the cliffs around you are bathed in golden light, and the ocean takes on a shimmering quality that’s almost hypnotic. This is a place where you can truly feel the power and beauty of nature. It’s also a great spot for photography, as the dramatic landscape and stunning light make for some incredible shots. (Drink Included in the Tour)