[wpseo_breadcrumb]   Madeira is one of the best places to hike in Portugal, but many people still take risks without knowing it. So today, I want to share with you some information on hiking in Madeira to help you make the most of it and help you stay safe during your trip. ‍I will also share the best hikes, so you can start planning your trip. Why should you walk…

Highlights Join us on this wonderful Caldeirão Verde walk along a Levada. The breathtaking views, the unspoiled forest, the waterfalls and the refreshing air make this hike a must-do of Madeira. Holiday Type Hiking, Walking & Active Activity Level Challenging 5/8 Relationship status 8602

Highlights On Levada do Rei Walk, enjoy stunning views and feel Nature at its best. The Laurisilva forest – World Nature Heritage of UNESCO will take you back in time to the discovery of the island. Holiday Type Hiking, Walking & ActiveActivity Level Moderate 3/8 8584

Highlights Come with us on this extraordinary 25 Fountains walk along a Levada (water channel). The landscape and the surrounding nature with waterfalls and the UNESCO Laurel Forest are fantastic. Holiday Type Hiking, Walking & Active Activity Level Challenging 5/8 8578

Feel you are on top of the world! Highlights The walk Pico Ruivo & Queimadas combines the fascinating mountains, the historic levadas and the ancient forest in a single day. We’ll show you Madeira’s diversity and stunning scenery. Holiday Type Children, Hiking, Walking & Active Activity Level Fairly Easy 2/8 8572

Highlights The Levada do Norte Walk is a lovely way to walk in Madeira and discover agricultural terraces with a complex system of irrigation, the mountain life of people, and beautiful views. Holiday Type Walking & ActiveActivity Level Fairly Easy 2/8 8541

Highlights The Levada do Castelejo Walk is one of our guests’ favourite half-day walk tours. It offers superb views of the striking Eagle’s Rock formation, villages, and farms of the Northeast Coast. Holiday Type Walking & Active Activity Level Fairly Easy 2/8 8530