List of Recommended Walking Routes

List of Recommended Walking Routes

Learn more about the footpaths officially recommended by the Regional Government of Madeira, classified as small routes (PR) and identified by a sequential number. Currently, the List of Recommended Walking Routes includes 30 hiking trails, located in Madeira island of and three others are located in Porto Santo island, as displayed below: Update: 6th February […]

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The Top 6 Levada Walks with a Guide

The Top 6 Levada Walks with a Guide

Walking along the levadas is one of the main tourist attractions of Madeira Island, offering a unique and unforgettable experience, with magnificent views and in direct contact with an extraordinarily pure nature. The “levadas” are channels of water with a gentle slope created to transport the water of the north of the Island, with a […]

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Top 5 Amazing Levadas and Trails that Kids will Love and Enjoy

Top 5 Amazing Levadas and Trails that Kids will Love and Enjoy

Walking through the Levadas and Trails takes us to discover the natural marvels of the Madeira. The diversity of the different hikes make some paths more exigent and, therefore, less advised to carry out with the children. But the great news is that there are some awesome hikes that are outstanding to do it with […]

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Um Caminho Para Todos

Um Caminho Para Todos

 4.0 km – Round trip – Easy  1h  3.8 The thematic “A way for all” offers people with physical disabilities the possibility to enjoy direct contact with nature and in particular with pedestrianism. This Trail takes place along the footpath of the levada of Caldeirão Verde between the Queimadas and Pico das Pedras Forestry Parks, in the municipality of Santana. Along the trail […]

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Levada Do Rei

Levada Do Rei

 9.7 km – Round trip – Easy  3-4h  4.4 Book this Levada. Check here In the northern part of the island, this route is linear but makes a return by the outward route. There are tunnels on this walk, for which a torch is essential. The first part of the trail follows the levada through an afforested area, but […]

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