It is the highest cape in Europe, at an elevation of 580 m, and is famous for its suspended glass platform. The Cabo Girão viewpoint, situated on the highest promontory in Europe, at an elevation of 580 m, offers an astonishing view of the fajãs of Rancho and Cabo Girão – small areas of cultivated land at the foot of the cliff – as well as magnificent panoramic views over the ocean and the municipalities of Câmara de Lobos and Funchal. The viewpoint has been renovated, and a suspended glass platform, called a skywalk, was built. It is an excellent spot to practice paragliding and base jumping. Recently, the Portuguese parachutist Mário Pardo performed a spectacular motorcycle leap here. Nearby is the Chapel of Nossa Senhora de Fátima (Our Lady of Fátima), built in 1951 and one of the main pilgrimage sites of the island

ake a leisurely walk through the streets when you visit Ribeira Brava, where small shops and colorful houses line the way. The atmosphere is warm and lively, punctuated by conversations on café terraces. Take your time to admire the old front walls and the charming details of traditional Madeiran architecture. You’ll often encounter welcoming locals happy to share a few words. It’s a vibrant place, perfect for soaking in the authentic vibe of Madeira. This small local market highlights the region’s freshest produce in a lively, colorful setting. Browse exotic fruits, fragrant spices, vibrant flowers, and handcrafted goods, all perfect for a gourmet pause or a delicious souvenir. The friendly vendors are happy to share tips or stories behind their products. Open daily except Sundays, it’s a must-visit to experience Ribeira Brava’s authentic flavors.

Local village

Old trees with amazing history

Piscines naturelles

Plage de sable noir

village

aventure hors route