Fajã da Quebrada Nova is a small and picturesque location on the northwestern coast of Madeira. It’s known for its secluded and peaceful environment, surrounded by tall mountain cliffs on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other. The area is accessible via a cable car from the village of Achadas da Cruz, which offers a dramatic descent over the cliffs to this remote spot.

The fajã is characterized by its agricultural productivity, with cultivated land adding to the scenic beauty of the area. It’s a place where one can enjoy the tranquility and the stunning views along a well-maintained stone pathway that runs through the village by the shore. Despite its isolation, it’s a gem that attracts visitors for its unique charm and the experience of a place that feels untouched by time.