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Paul da Serra

Madeira’s broad upland plateau sits around 1,500 metres above sea level. Use the open ground to compare the island’s two coasts when clouds permit.

Paul da Serra

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Why go

Its open horizons contrast with the steep valleys and closed forest elsewhere on the island. On a clear day you can compare distant north and south coastlines, making the plateau a useful geographic stop during a crossing between regions. The relatively level ground is unusual in a trip otherwise dominated by steep roads.

What to look for

  • Open plateau around 1,500 metres

Useful to know

  • The cross-island view depends on clear weather; this exposed plateau can feel unlike the coast.

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Outdoor visit · 25–50 min

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