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Aktivitäten in Porto Moniz

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Nordwest-Madeira: Tour durch die bezaubernden Terrassen von Porto Moniz

Nordwest-Madeira: Tour durch die bezaubernden Terrassen von Porto Moniz

Dauer: 8 Stunden · Kostenlose Stornierung · Sprachen: en, fr, es +2

4,6/5

(30)

ab: 43 €
Private Tour durch den Westen der Insel Madeira mit Besuch in Porto Moniz

Private Tour durch den Westen der Insel Madeira mit Besuch in Porto Moniz

Dauer: 8 Stunden · Kostenlose Stornierung · Sprachen: en, fr, es +2

4,2/5

(1)

ab: 160 €
Madeira: Natur- und Weinprobe-Erlebnis im offenen Geländewagen

Madeira: Natur- und Weinprobe-Erlebnis im offenen Geländewagen

Dauer: 4 Stunden 30 Minuten · Kostenlose Stornierung · Sprachen: en

4,8/5

(5)

ab: 75 €

Kurzporträt Porto Moniz

The small town of Porto Moniz is a true testament to nature’s grandeur. Located in the northwestern corner of Madeira, this area offers dramatic landscapes that’ll take your breath away. From steep mountains to beautiful plantations – not to mention the striking volcanic pools – there’s a photo op at every turn. Want to see it all from above? Visit the Miradouro da Santinha viewpoint. The town also boasts a rich history, with its 17th-century fort now housing a fascinating aquarium. For a magical escape into nature, Porto Moniz offers the Fanal Laurissilva Forest and foodies will love the mouthwatering fresh cuisine.

Top three things to do in Porto Moniz

1. Take a plunge in the unique lava pools

These natural saltwater pools – formed by volcanic lava and filled with crystal-clear seawater – are the star attraction of Porto Moniz. Soak up the revitalising energy as you immerse in the waters or simply relax on the lava rocks and take in the views. The wooden pathways and ladders provide easy access to this unforgettable spot.

2. Discover Madeira’s aquatic life at the João Baptista Fort

Built to protect Porto Moniz from pirate attacks, the fort now houses the Municipal Aquarium. It showcases over 80 species of local marine life across 12 tanks – from colourful tropical fish and eels to small sharks and rays. The fort itself offers panoramic views over the ocean and natural pools, making it a great spot for photos.

3. Wander through the ancient Fanal Laurissilva Forest

This UNESCO World Heritage Site is one for your travel bucket list. With trails for all levels of fitness and experience, this mystical forest treats visitors to centuries-old laurel trees, colourful flowers and spectacular vistas at every turn. Keep an eye out for rare bird species and other wildlife that live here.