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It's a lovely little town on the north coast. And then, during my walk, I suddenly discovered the Rum Museum.
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An adventurous levada in many respects. The first kilometer was overgrown with gorse, which really scratched our calves. This was followed by quite long exposed sections, a steep staircase, a few cows on the narrow levada path, and more exposed sections. The weather was rather cold until we reached the
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Martin 🚴🏼♂️ went for a hike.
November 21, 2025
wäre in Deutschland wahrscheinlich strengstens verboten
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I started right from the hotel... first uphill through a long tunnel, then through banana plantations on both sides of the path.
I've gotten so used to cashless payments that I didn't even have any money with me. However, I hadn't considered the minimum spend requirement, which made buying a drink on
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The second levada we hiked that day, and it was very beautiful and charming. It offered some truly sensational views.
The first part was more of a wide, shady forest path, while the second part ran narrowly alongside the levada with a few exposed sections, but it was great in the sun.
Since we had already
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Rightly rated a "one-star levada," it's doable, but rather boring. Since it runs alongside settlements the entire time, the noise of civilization never lets up.
We simply hiked it because the bar at the starting point offered trails in both directions, and we didn't want to constantly run into the large
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Last year, due to injury, I was only a spectator here as well. The view is sensational, the café is delightful, and if you're able to walk, the path to the stream and a few meters up the mountainside – like today – shouldn't be a problem.
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Last year, due to an injury, I was "parked" in a café and only saw everything through pictures; this year, I experienced it firsthand and explored it myself. The natural pools are truly fantastic. 👍🏼
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A quiet and unspectacular levada, with few visitors. The first kilometer is somewhat overgrown and wild, but after the solar farm, there are unobstructed views of the plateau and all the way to the sea. At the end (turning point) is a reservoir. Plenty enough for today's rest day.
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Finally, a lovely hike along a forest levada. It's generally quite popular, and rightly so. But we were a bit lucky; it wasn't too crowded today.
The levada leads through the forest, crosses a waterfall that you have to wade through, and ends in a gorge. The return route is the same as the way there
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