Levada Walks Madeira

Tobi Hughes·
Madeira News

Maria and Karol share their 5 favourite Levada Walks on the island.

The first one is a favourite of mine also, but the tunnels might put some people off, but it’s a great walk, all flat, and very beautiful.

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  1. NEEDS BE SAID
    My advice for people when going hiking in Madeira: take the right equipment plus clothing, waterproof jacket and hiking shoes and head lights plus hiking poles and a rucksack with food and water . And people shouldn’t ever take any under age children or even small babies in their backs since there are tunnels with narrow passages and there isn’t any space for any pushchairs or even coats or even plus dogs in the leads and let them lose running over the place since the levadas are narrow and near cliffs and edges and can cause accidents leave the dogs at home. . And people shouldn’t go with sandals, flip flops, trainers or even high heels . Madeira hiking isn’t for the faint heart, it is very demanding and challenging and it is constant near cliffs and edges and narrow passages with slippery and wet plus long tunnels with narrow passages and low . And when hiking pay attention to the terrain and don’t go taking selfies over the place near from cliffs and edges ending up having accidents. And if you never did any demanding and challenging hiking like 15 , 16, 18 k in your live my advice do something small that you can handle.

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