Madeira's BEST Sunset Spots
2 jours

What you'll do

Day 1

Sunset Viewpoints over Funchal

1

Cristo Rei viewpoint

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Statue of Christ like in Rio de Janeiro

The Cristo Rei Viewpoint in Madeira offers a stunning panoramic view of the Garajau Partial Natural Reserve and Funchal bay. Here you can admire the majestic statue of Jesus Christ overlooking the ocean, adding a touch of serenity to the already beautiful scenery.

2

Viewpoint over Funchal; Pináculo

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Miradouro do Pináculo

The Miradouro do Pináculo is a stunning viewpoint overlooking the capital of Madeira. Situated at 283 meters above sea level, it offers breathtaking views of the Funchal bay and the southern coast of the island. This popular spot is perfect for daytime sightseeing or catching a mesmerizing sunset. With benches to relax on, visitors can unwind and soak in the beauty of this gem in the Atlantic. Located in São Gonçalo, it's a must-visit for anyone looking to be wowed by Madeira's natural beauty.

3

Viewpoint 'Terreiro da Luta'

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Breathtaking view of Funchal Bay

Miradouro do Terreiro da Luta in Funchal gives you amazing views of the city, the iconic bay, and the Atlantic Ocean.

At the viewpoint, you'll see the 5-meter-tall Nossa Senhora da Paz statue, built in 1927 to thank for protection during World War I.

Tip: Don’t forget your camera – the views are incredible!

Fun fact: Terreiro da Luta was once the end of Madeira’s old railway line, connecting Funchal to Monte.

4

Viewpoint of Marmeleiros

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Miradouro dos Marmeleiros

Miradouro dos Marmeleiros offers a stunning view over Funchal and the surrounding ocean. Located at 383 meters in the Monte area, this viewpoint provides a panoramic view of the city and the iconic Funchal bay. It's a peaceful spot, perfect for relaxing and admiring the city in the distance.

Tip: Don’t forget to explore the nearby gardens and palaces of Monte for a romantic atmosphere!

Fun fact: The viewpoint was built in 1939 and is located near the historic Hospital dos Marmeleiros, which has been in operation since 1930.