Colourful fishing village on Madeira’s southern coast, known for its charming bay filled with traditional fishing boats and its vibrant local atmosphere. Câmara de Lobos charmed Winston Churchill so much during his 1950s visit that he immortalised it in his paintings—a testament to its timeless appeal. Today, Câmara de Lobos retains its authentic character, with narrow streets, lively bars, and views of the surrounding cliffs.

It’s also said that the original Poncha — Madeira’s traditional sugar cane rum drink—was created here by local fishermen.

Accessible by Funchal buses numbers 1 and 2. Bus schedules are available here or on Google Maps.