Kat
Digital Nomad Community Member
W5WF+W2 Tasartico, Spain
From Tasartico, a steep mountain trail leads to Güigüí Beach on the west coast of Gran Canaria. Allow time and water for the climb back from the shore. Check trail conditions before setting out and assess the swell at the beach, which has no lifeguard. hellocanaryislands.com/beaches/gran-canaria/g...
Q354+RP Curral das Freiras, Portugal
Watch the light move across jagged peaks and deep valleys at Pico do Areeiro, 1,818 metres above the Atlantic. This mountain viewpoint is a memorable stop for sunrise photography and sweeping views of central Madeira, with clouds sometimes gathering below the ridges. Visiting: Reach the summit area by road and bring warm layers for the exposed mountain setting. Check the forecast and current road and parking arrangements before travelling. Clear views depend on the weather. Planning: For any walk beyond the viewpoint, check the latest PR 1 trail status and booking requirements: visitmadeira.com/en/what-to-do/nature-seekers...
P267+85, 9325 Jardim da Serra, Portugal
PR 12 Caminho Real da Encumeada follows an old cobbled Royal Path through the mountains of Madeira. Starting at Boca da Corrida viewpoint, the route offers views towards Curral das Freiras and the surrounding peaks, with historic paving adding character to the mountain landscape. Hiking The full route to Encumeada measures 12.5 km and is rated moderate. Access checked on 4 November 2026: only the section from Boca da Corrida to kilometre 3.5 is accessible. Plan a return along the open section and do not continue beyond closure signs. Planning Check official trail status, weather and current booking requirements before setting out. Wear hiking shoes and carry water and weather protection. The full route distance does not describe the currently accessible outing. Official route information: visitmadeira.com/en/what-to-do/nature-seekers...
RRPC+F4 Levada Grande, Portugal
PR 14 Levada dos Cedros explores the Laurissilva forest of Madeira, connecting Fanal with Curral Falso. Ancient trees around Fanal and the shaded course of the levada make this a rewarding choice for hikers drawn to forest scenery and traditional irrigation channels. Hiking The official route covers 7.2 km, with moderate difficulty and an estimated walking time of three hours. It begins beside ER 209 at Fanal and finishes beside the same road at Curral Falso. This is a linear route, so arrange a transfer or allow additional time and distance for your return. Planning Check current trail status, weather and booking requirements before visiting. Wear shoes with good grip for damp paths, carry water and bring a waterproof layer for changing forest conditions. Official route information: visitmadeira.com/en/what-to-do/nature-seekers...
PXWG+R8 Lombo do Moleiro, Portugal
PR 17 Caminho do Pináculo e Folhadal combines Laurissilva forest, levadas and mountain scenery in Madeira. The route follows parts of Levada da Serra and Levada do Norte, with stone paths, tunnels and waterfalls adding variety to a demanding hiking experience. Hiking The full published route is 15 km and rated difficult. Access checked on 4 November 2026: the officially indicated passable itinerary runs between Encumeada, Folhadal, Caramujo and Bica da Cana. Confirm that itinerary before departure; the full published route from Lombo do Mouro should not be assumed accessible throughout. Planning Check official access updates, weather and booking requirements. Plan transport around the confirmed start and finish, and carry a headlamp for tunnels, water, sturdy footwear and weather protection. Allow enough daylight for the itinerary you choose. Official route information: visitmadeira.com/en/what-to-do/nature-seekers...
Rua da Palha 4, 9675 Furnas, Portugal
Furnas sits in a volcanic valley on São Miguel in the Azores. This October 2021 gallery moves from a high viewpoint over the valley to tree-lined paths, garden pools and mineral-rich thermal water. The map pin marks Furnas as a starting point for exploring the area.
P33W+8Q Funchal, Portugal
Head into the mountains above Funchal for walking trails and open landscapes at the Funchal Ecological Park. The welcome centre is a useful starting point for planning a route, while PR 3 Vereda do Burro connects the park with Pico do Areeiro. Check current trail status before setting out.
Q364+5J Curral das Freiras, Portugal
PR 1.3 Vereda da Encumeada crosses the central mountains of Madeira, linking rugged volcanic scenery with Laurissilva forest. The full 11.2 km route runs from near Pico Ruivo towards Encumeada, offering a mountain walking experience shaped by steep ridges and forested slopes. Hiking The full route is rated moderate, but it is not currently accessible throughout. Access checked on 4 November 2026: the section between Boca das Torrinhas and Encumeada remains closed. Do not plan an uninterrupted hike to Encumeada along PR 1.3. Planning Check the latest official access notice, weather and booking requirements before departure. Choose an itinerary using confirmed open paths and arrange transport for its actual finish. Carry water, layers and footwear suited to mountain terrain. Official route information: visitmadeira.com/en/what-to-do/nature-seekers...
Q3F7+PV Santana, Portugal
PR 9 Levada do Caldeirão Verde starts at Queimadas Forest Park near Santana and follows a historic irrigation channel through the Laurissilva forest of Madeira. Rock tunnels, steep green slopes and the waterfall at Caldeirão Verde give this walk its distinctive character. Hiking The route is rated moderate, with narrow sections and four tunnels on the approach to Caldeirão Verde. The published 17.4 km round trip includes the longer itinerary to Caldeirão do Inferno; it is not the distance to Caldeirão Verde alone. Official sources differ on access to the onward section, so confirm its status with IFCN before considering an extension. Planning Reserve through the official SIMplifica service and check current trail notices. Bring a headlamp, water, waterproof clothing and shoes with good grip. Respect barriers and allow time to return to Queimadas. Official route information: visitmadeira.com/en/what-to-do/nature-seekers...
PW78+9G Ponta do Sol, Portugal
Follow the levadas above Lombada da Ponta do Sol through cultivated slopes and a steep green valley. The Moinho and Nova paths can be combined for a walk past the waterfall shown in this gallery. Check municipal trail notices before setting out. The PR 7 map in the gallery refers to a separate route near Porto Moniz.
P6G2+RC Vila Nova de Milfontes, Portugal
Explore the Atlantic coast around Vila Nova de Milfontes on the Fishermen Trail, part of Rota Vicentina. Sandy paths and coastal scenery make this an appealing walking stop on the Alentejo coast. Choose a signed section suited to your plans and check current route notices before leaving town. rotavicentina.com
Pico do Facho, Porto Santo, Portugal
Explore the hills around Pico do Facho, the highest peak in Porto Santo at about 517 metres. Paths around the mountain open onto views of neighbouring peaks, the coast and the long southern beach. Plan your route using current local trail information, as marked walks around the peak and summit access differ.
RV63+5J Seixal, Portugal
Fanal Forest is a Laurissilva landscape in the highlands of northwestern Madeira, known for ancient trees, open grassy areas and shifting mountain mist. Set between the Seixal and Ribeira da Janela mountains, it is a rewarding place for forest walks, photography and quiet time outdoors. Visiting Fanal is a forest destination rather than a single marked hiking route. Choose a short exploration of the area or plan a separate walk on a classified trail such as PR 13 Vereda do Fanal or PR 14 Levada dos Cedros. Distances and difficulty depend on the itinerary you choose. Planning Bring a waterproof layer and sturdy shoes, and stay on established paths. Fog can reduce visibility, so keep track of your route. Check current access and reservation requirements for any classified trail you plan to use. Official visitor information: visitmadeira.com/en/what-to-do/nature-seekers...
5PPV RP Vallehermoso, Spain
Prickly pear grows against the dark rock on this April walk in Vallehermoso. The gallery follows the landscape on foot, from close views of the cactus flowers to the surrounding slopes. The route name and trailhead were not recorded.
Funchal, Portugal
Archived rental offer from 18 June 2025. The rates and availability below refer to the original listing. Hi, guys! I currently have a scooter available to rent. 🏍️ Yamaha NMAX 125 CC (2021) ⛽ Low fuel consumption (2.2 L/100 km) E5/95 📱 Phone holder 💺 Large comfortable seat 🛅 Helmet box & storage under seat ⛑️ 2 Helmets included (L-Fullface,M) 🏔️ Rides great and can handle steep hills ⚙️ Fantastic suspension & braking 📄 Valid insurance 🔧 last check 20.04.25 📅 Mid & long-term rental preferred 👍🏻 Available 06.08.2025 📍 Funchal 💸 from €300/month + 50€ Deposit ☎️ wa.me/qr/7JYXBR6FCLR3J1 revolut.me/dimaney Repair shop(if needed): maps.app.goo.gl/TFJUojt8kze4V8sT6 📞 @InstaDim4