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MUST-SEE AND WHERE-TO-EAT PLACES IN MADEIRA

List of our favourite places and restaurants in Madeira:

  • Miradouro da Beira da Quinta, Arco de Sao Jorge
  • Miradouro da Vigia, Sao Jorge
  • Ruinas de Sao Jorge, Sao Jorge
  • Casas tipicas de Santana, Santana
  • Parque Florestal das Queimadas, Levada do Caldeirão Verde
  • Fortress of Faial, Faial
  • Ponta do Pargo lighthouse
  • Viewpoint of Santinha, Porto Moniz
  • Aquario da Madeira, Porto Moniz, R. Dr. Cosme 36
  • Ribeira da Janela Power Plant, Ribeira da Janela
  • Miradouro da Eira da Achada, Ribeira da Janela
  • Madeira Botanical Garden, Funchal
  • Monte Palace Madeira, Funchal
  • Miradouro Pico Do Arieiro, Curral das Freiras
  • Mercado dos Lavradores farmer’s market, Funchal
  • Funchal Old town, Rua de Santa Maria, Zona Velha
  • Miradouro Winston Churchill, Camara de Lobos
  • Caminho da Trincheira, Camara de Lobos
  • Forno Da Cal, Camara de Lobos
  • Miradouro do Salão Ideal, Camara de Lobos
  • Arco da Calheta, Caminho das Florencas, levadas
  • Hiking tours from Ponta de Sao Lourenco
  • Miradouro da Ponta do Rosto
  • Miradouro da Prainha
  • Santa Cruz beach and town centre

  • Achadas da Cruz Cable Car
  • Madeira Cable Car https://madeiracablecar.com/
  • Botanical Garden Cable Car http://telefericojardimbotanico.com/
  • Cristo Rei (Garajau) Cable Car
  • Whale watching tour, Lobosonda, Porto de Recreio da, Av. D. Manuel I
  • https://www.lobosonda.com/pricing/ribeira-brava/

  • Engenho Velho Hotel Restaurante, Rua do Ledo nº 21 Arco da Calheta
  • Restaurante Serra e Mar, Santana, R. Cónego Fernando vaz Histo. N.12
  • Cabo Aereo Cafe, Sao Jorge
  • Calhau Snack bar, Vereda da Achada do Calhau
  • Sea View Restaurant, Porto Moniz, ROTUNDA DAS PISCINAS Nº3
  • Akikalheta, Vila Calheta, Av. D. Manuel I
  • As Fontes do Horacio, Estreito da Calheta
  • Arte do Bolo do Caco, Funchal, R. Dr Fernao Ornelas 29
  • Patio das Babosas Restaurant, Funchal
  • Lareira Portuguesa rest., Funchal, Tv. do Valente Nº7
  • Restaurante Casal da Penha, Rua Penha de França Beco do Ataíde - 1, Funchal
  • Petit Fours Patisserie, Funchal, Estrada Monumental 188A
  • SJM Restauracao, Camara de Lobos, Rua Carreira 6/8
  • Lily`s Restaurant, Caramanchao, Estrada D. Manuel 170, Machico
  • Do dia Para a Noite RUBY, Santa Cruz, R. das Rosas

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