Discover Madeira’s most unforgettable landscapes, one trail at a time.
Madeira Hiking Guide 2026–2027 is a practical companion for travelers ready to explore the island’s legendary levada walks, volcanic peaks, ancient forests, waterfalls, sea cliffs, and mountain villages with greater confidence.
From the dramatic heights of Pico Ruivo and Pico do Areeiro to the waterfalls of 25 Fontes, the mist covered trees of Fanal, the Laurissilva trails around Ribeiro Frio, and the exposed coastal scenery of Ponta de São Lourenço, this guide helps you experience the remarkable variety of Madeira on foot. It also ventures beyond the main island to reveal the quieter peaks, coastal paths, and golden landscapes of Porto Santo.
Inside this guide, you’ll discover:
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Discover Madeira's most unforgettable landscapes, one trail at a time.Madeira Hiking Guide 2026-2027 is a practical companion for travelers ready to explore the island's legendary levada walks, volcanic peaks, ancient forests, waterfalls, sea cliffs, and mountain villages with greater confidence. From the dramatic heights of Pico Ruivo and Pico do Areeiro to the waterfalls of 25 Fontes, the mist covered trees of Fanal, the Laurissilva trails around Ribeiro Frio, and the exposed coastal scenery of Ponta de Sao Lourenco, this guide helps you experience the remarkable variety of Madeira on foot. It also ventures beyond the main island to reveal the quieter peaks, coastal paths, and golden landscapes of Porto Santo. Inside this guide, you'll discover: An illustrated overview map of Madeira's principal hiking regionsRegion by region guidance to popular and lesser known walking routesPractical details on distances, estimated hiking times, difficulty, terrain, and exposureAdvice for planning levada walks, mountain hikes, waterfall trails, and coastal routesFlexible seven day and extended Madeira hiking itinerariesGuidance on trail reservations, access checks, permits, and published feesEssential safety information for tunnels, slippery paths, steep drops, fog, wind, heat, and sudden rainTransportation, parking, accommodation, food, resupply, and trailhead planningHelpful considerations for solo hikers, families, photographers, and travelers with accessibility needsResponsible hiking guidance that respects Madeira's wildlife, forests, villages, and working landscapesMore than a list of trails, this guide answers the questions walkers face when planning a Madeira walking holiday: Which routes match your fitness and experience? How should you prepare for fast changing mountain weather? Which hikes require return transportation? What should you do when a trail is restricted, or conditions become unsafe? Whether Madeira is your first hiking destination or your next great Atlantic adventure, this guide will help you plan wisely, walk responsibly, and experience far more than the island's famous viewpoints. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798190330939
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Discover Madeira's most unforgettable landscapes, one trail at a time.>From the dramatic heights of Pico Ruivo and Pico do Areeiro to the waterfalls of 25 Fontes, the mist covered trees of Fanal, the Laurissilva trails around Ribeiro Frio, and the exposed coastal scenery of Ponta de São Lourenço, this guide helps you experience the remarkable variety of Madeira on foot. It also ventures beyond the main island to reveal the quieter peaks, coastal paths, and golden landscapes of Porto Santo. Inside this guide, you'll discover: - An illustrated overview map of Madeira's principal hiking regions- Region by region guidance to popular and lesser known walking routes- Practical details on distances, estimated hiking times, difficulty, terrain, and exposure- Advice for planning levada walks, mountain hikes, waterfall trails, and coastal routes- Flexible seven day and extended Madeira hiking itineraries- Guidance on trail reservations, access checks, permits, and published fees- Essential safety information for tunnels, slippery paths, steep drops, fog, wind, heat, and sudden rain- Transportation, parking, accommodation, food, resupply, and trailhead planning- Helpful considerations for solo hikers, families, photographers, and travelers with accessibility needs- Responsible hiking guidance that respects Madeira's wildlife, forests, villages, and working landscapesMore than a list of trails, this guide answers the questions walkers face when planning a Madeira walking holiday: Which routes match your fitness and experience How should you prepare for fast changing mountain weather Which hikes require return transportation What should you do when a trail is restricted, or conditions become unsafe Whether Madeira is your first hiking destination or your next great Atlantic adventure, this guide will help you plan wisely, walk responsibly, and experience far more than the island's famous viewpoints. Seller Inventory # 9798190330939
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Discover Madeira's most unforgettable landscapes, one trail at a time.Madeira Hiking Guide 2026-2027 is a practical companion for travelers ready to explore the island's legendary levada walks, volcanic peaks, ancient forests, waterfalls, sea cliffs, and mountain villages with greater confidence. From the dramatic heights of Pico Ruivo and Pico do Areeiro to the waterfalls of 25 Fontes, the mist covered trees of Fanal, the Laurissilva trails around Ribeiro Frio, and the exposed coastal scenery of Ponta de Sao Lourenco, this guide helps you experience the remarkable variety of Madeira on foot. It also ventures beyond the main island to reveal the quieter peaks, coastal paths, and golden landscapes of Porto Santo. Inside this guide, you'll discover: An illustrated overview map of Madeira's principal hiking regionsRegion by region guidance to popular and lesser known walking routesPractical details on distances, estimated hiking times, difficulty, terrain, and exposureAdvice for planning levada walks, mountain hikes, waterfall trails, and coastal routesFlexible seven day and extended Madeira hiking itinerariesGuidance on trail reservations, access checks, permits, and published feesEssential safety information for tunnels, slippery paths, steep drops, fog, wind, heat, and sudden rainTransportation, parking, accommodation, food, resupply, and trailhead planningHelpful considerations for solo hikers, families, photographers, and travelers with accessibility needsResponsible hiking guidance that respects Madeira's wildlife, forests, villages, and working landscapesMore than a list of trails, this guide answers the questions walkers face when planning a Madeira walking holiday: Which routes match your fitness and experience? How should you prepare for fast changing mountain weather? Which hikes require return transportation? What should you do when a trail is restricted, or conditions become unsafe? Whether Madeira is your first hiking destination or your next great Atlantic adventure, this guide will help you plan wisely, walk responsibly, and experience far more than the island's famous viewpoints. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798190330939
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