Considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the Laurissilva, around 20 million years old, is a rare subtropical rainforest. It is a living monument, an ode to Nature.
With a valuable natural heritage, the archipelago of Madeira has made preservation a priority, with a large part of its territory protected under different classifications.
The viewpoints which can be found all across the archipelago are must-stops, whether for simple contemplation or for breaks between hikes and rides, always with breathtaking views.
