Trekking to volcanic pools. Walk to the forest of Fanal Laurisilva. Today after breakfast we get into our cars and set off to explore the Western part of the island.

Volcanic pools in Porto Moniz
There are several natural pools in Madeira, but these are considered the most beautiful. Waves have worn away volcanic rocks for thousands of years, forming reservoirs into which water from the ocean is poured. You get pools with calm water, and right behind the rocks there is an endless raging ocean.

Fanal Laurisilva Forest
This ancient laurel forest is considered one of the 7 Natural Wonders of Portugal. There are several Laurisilva forests on the island; they grow at high altitudes with high humidity, which is why there is often fog here. When you walk along the paved paths among these branched thickets in the fog, you get the feeling of a fantasy world.

Paul da Serra
This is the largest plateau of the island of Madeira. On the way here we will meet picturesque waterfalls.

Cabo Giran
The highest sea cliff in Europe (589 meters). There is a suspension bridge with a transparent floor, from where you can look at the cliff right under your feet.

Trekking along the levadas. Walks to laurel forests and waterfalls.
The Levadas are the most important attraction of Madeira, and trekking along them is a must. Levada is part of the island's irrigation system, which brings water from the mountains to the agricultural regions. Narrow paths are laid along the canals. Waterfalls are found everywhere on steep slopes. We cannot guarantee that you will remain dry! Our levada is called "25 fountains" precisely because of the number of waterfalls.

Morning walk through the Laurissilva forest. After lunch, excursion around the capital.
Let's start the day pleasantly with a walking route through the laurel forest. Along the way we will meet picturesque cliffs, green plateaus where cows graze and a sea of greenery and flowers.
In the afternoon we will return to the capital, because we have not yet tried anuna, bananas and granadilla! Intrigued? We'll stroll through the local market and then head to the tropical palaces of the Monte Garden. They are located at the very top of Mount Monte, we get there from the embankment by funicular.

Climbing Pico Ruivo. North Mills Distillery.
Piku Ruivu
This is the highest mountain on the island. The route to the top is three and a half hours, but we will of course take breaks to admire the beauty of this trail. We will walk along a narrow ridge, where the path is already paved with stone. There will be rocky cliffs, endless greenery and clouds floating by.
For lunch we will arrive in the city of Santana.
Santana
A charming town in the north-east of Madeira, famous for its unique colorful triangular huts, built of stone but with thatch and reed roofs. The Portuguese lived in them in the 16th century, these small rooms usually contained living space, but the kitchen was built next to it. Now these houses are preserved for tourists; most often they house souvenir shops.
North Mills Distillery
The village of Porto da Cruz has the only mill in Europe still powered by steam. This mill is located in an almost century-old distillery where rum is produced. We will have a fascinating tour of the distillery; we will be able to see all stages of rum production, using equipment from the 1920s.

Today we will try canyoning!
Madeira's narrow canyons, rugged rivers and waterfalls create exciting routes where participants can navigate a variety of obstacles with the help of specialized equipment and experienced instructors.
This type of outdoor activity is suitable for people with different levels of training, as the routes can vary from easier to more difficult - we will choose an easy route, but nevertheless as scenic as possible!

We say goodbye to the islands and fly home.