Madeira 4K - Portugal - 2021 | Day 2 | Cascata dos Anjos | Piscinas Naturais | Porto Moniz

The Madeira Islands are a stunning archipelago in the middle of the Atlantic - a place of lush greenery and rugged mountains 1,000km from the European mainland. where you can hike in the morning, surf in the afternoon, and finish your day in a fine restaurant where the breathtaking view is complemented by unforgettable Mediterranean or traditional Madeira cuisine.
If you’re hoping to see a lot of the island in the time you have, then hiring a car is a great option
Cape Girão - Elevated, waterfront viewing area with a glass skywalk & sweeping views of city & sea.
Cascata dos Anjos, Ponta do Sol - The Cascata dos Anjos ("Waterfall of Angels") falls down a sheer rock face onto the road and in to the sea. It is one of the most picturesque and photographed falls on Madeira.
The beautiful waterfall can be reached easily in a hire car from Funchal. A natural car wash, the Cascata dos Anjos waterfall is about 30 minutes drive west of Madeira's capital.
PISCINAS NATURAIS DO PORTO MONIZ - The natural swimming pools at Porto Moniz are formed by volcanic lava, naturally filled with crystal-clear sea water.
The natural pools of Porto Moniz are the highlight of the village of Porto Moniz.
The natural salt water swimming pools are made up of volcanic rock, into which the sea flows naturally.
This space, with a surface area of 3800 m², has also a children’s swimming pool, a children’s play area and disabled access.
Piscinas Naturais do Seixal - The Seixal Natural Pools, located near Praia da Laje Beach in Seixal, of volcanic origin, are free to access.
The swimming pools and surrounding areas were restored but their peculiar characteristics were preserved
Véu da Noiva Waterfall viewpoint - is an incredible scenic lookout on the north coast of Madeira Island, with views of a waterfall that pours into the ocean! It’s super easy to get to with a parking lot right at the viewpoint, which makes it a great location to add to your itinerary on the northern coast of Madeira.