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WHAT YOU VISIT
Cabo Girao Viewpoint and Madeira Highlights
Madeira is a welcoming haven of haunting beauty that photographers and outdoor enthusiasts will surely treasure. Your itinerary includes some of the most must-see sights in Madeira beginning with the Pico do Barcelos viewpoint. Perched 353 meters (over 1,160 feet) above sea level, the overlook offers panoramic views over Funchal, Funchal Bay and the Desertas Islands. Enjoy more jaw-dropping views at Miradouro da Eira do Serrado. Rising 1,095 meters (3,592 feet), it overlooks the Valley of Nuns, named for the 16th century Nuns of the Santa Clara who fled Funchal when pirates attacked Funchal. Next, you'll stop in the fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, home of Madeira's traditional poncha alcoholic beverage. If time permits, you may try it on your own. The day ends with a thrilling look from Europe's highest sea cliff from the Cabo Girão Skywalk, a glass platform suspended 580 meters (1,900 feet) over the Atlantic.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Your day includes a mesmerizing landscape of volcanic bluffs, steep canyons and high mountain peaks that overlook dramatic views of the Madeira coastline and Funchal.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
As you travel from one breathtaking sight to another, you'll have views of vineyards, terraced fields, and pine and eucalyptus groves.