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5 round trip routes on the beautiful sunshine island of Madeira
About this collection
This collection of 5 round trip routes will take you to every corner of the beautiful winter sunshine island of Madeira. The reviews contain links to two popular motorcycle/car rental companies (others available) that will allow you to explore the island at your leisure.
Geologically dramatic and bursting with exotic colour, Portugal’s most enchanting island is a place that has a subtropical climate making it an ideal location for a short winter break.
Ride along the island’s coast to discover secluded coves, rocky beaches and charming fishing villages serving the freshest seafood. The southern coastal road is twisty with flowers lining the roads and banana plantations on the terraced hillsides, while the northern coast is much more spectacular, characterised by steep cliffs and valleys. Stop for a refreshing dip in the beautiful rock pools by the village of Porto Moniz, marvel at the vineyards in Seixal or explore the island’s unique volcanic formations with a tour of the mesmerising caves and lava tubes in São Vicente. The routes use the winding roads to discover the island’s mountainous interior. The Paul da Serra plateau, the highest point in the western part of the island, offers spectacular views across the unique landscape.
The wide variety of sights and activities means that Madeira is the ideal destination for the more intrepid or independent tourist who wants more than just sitting by the pool for their holiday.
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Geologically dramatic and bursting with exotic colour, Portugal’s most enchanting island is a place that has a subtropical climate making it an ideal location for a short winter break.
Ride along the island’s coast to discover secluded coves, rocky beaches and charming fishing villages serving the freshest seafood. The southern coastal road is twisty with flowers lining the roads and banana plantations on the terraced hillsides, while the northern coast is much more spectacular, characterised by steep cliffs and valleys. Stop for a refreshing dip in the beautiful rock pools by the village of Porto Moniz, marvel at the vineyards in Seixal or explore the island’s unique volcanic formations with a tour of the mesmerising caves and lava tubes in São Vicente. The routes use the winding roads to discover the island’s mountainous interior. The Paul da Serra plateau, the highest point in the western part of the island, offers spectacular views across the unique landscape.
The wide variety of sights and activities means that Madeira is the ideal destination for the more intrepid or independent tourist who wants more than just sitting by the pool for their holiday.
About this collection
This collection of 5 round trip routes will take you to every corner of the beautiful winter sunshine island of Madeira. The reviews contain links to two popular motorcycle/car rental companies (others available) that will allow you to explore the island at your leisure.
Geologically dramatic and bursting with exotic colour, Portugal’s most enchanting island is a place that has a subtropical climate making it an ideal location for a short winter break.
Ride along the island’s coast to discover secluded coves, rocky beaches and charming fishing villages serving the freshest seafood. The southern coastal road is twisty with flowers lining the roads and banana plantations on the terraced hillsides, while the northern coast is much more spectacular, characterised by steep cliffs and valleys. Stop for a refreshing dip in the beautiful rock pools by the village of Porto Moniz, marvel at the vineyards in Seixal or explore the island’s unique volcanic formations with a tour of the mesmerising caves and lava tubes in São Vicente. The routes use the winding roads to discover the island’s mountainous interior. The Paul da Serra plateau, the highest point in the western part of the island, offers spectacular views across the unique landscape.
The wide variety of sights and activities means that Madeira is the ideal destination for the more intrepid or independent tourist who wants more than just sitting by the pool for their holiday.
Geologically dramatic and bursting with exotic colour, Portugal’s most enchanting island is a place that has a subtropical climate making it an ideal location for a short winter break.
Ride along the island’s coast to discover secluded coves, rocky beaches and charming fishing villages serving the freshest seafood. The southern coastal road is twisty with flowers lining the roads and banana plantations on the terraced hillsides, while the northern coast is much more spectacular, characterised by steep cliffs and valleys. Stop for a refreshing dip in the beautiful rock pools by the village of Porto Moniz, marvel at the vineyards in Seixal or explore the island’s unique volcanic formations with a tour of the mesmerising caves and lava tubes in São Vicente. The routes use the winding roads to discover the island’s mountainous interior. The Paul da Serra plateau, the highest point in the western part of the island, offers spectacular views across the unique landscape.
The wide variety of sights and activities means that Madeira is the ideal destination for the more intrepid or independent tourist who wants more than just sitting by the pool for their holiday.
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