Cabo Girão Skywalk

Early morning is a must, get there before the coach parties arrive. The views are stunning. Once you've been here go to The Top restaurant, very well priced and absolutely amazing views. As a bonus there is a small cable car ride to the beach

I loved it. For €2 the views are amazing. The platform feels very safe, so I wouldn't be nervous about visiting. It wasn't that busy when we went, so there was no queue and we were able to enjoy the visit without feeling rushed. We also walked up the hill to the church. There's a couple of viewing points up there, so I would recommend going for a short walk as well.

This was quite an experience :) I’m absolutely scared of heights, walking over glass almost 600m over the ground and see is nothing I would normally get myself into, but it was worth the high heart rate and spiking up my blood pressure ;D amazing, stunning views and once you get used to the feeling it’s super easy and actually fun ;) There’s small fee of 2€ that you have to pay to enter, it’s well worth it tho. Tip: come here for a sunset, you won’t regret it ;)

Cabo Girão Skywalk is a fantastic viewpoint offering incredible panoramic views of Madeira’s coastline, ocean, and surrounding cliffs. The glass-floored platform adds a bit of excitement, especially for those who enjoy heights, allowing you to look straight down to the sea and farmland below. However, the name “Skywalk” might be a little misleading, as it’s more of a viewing point than a true skywalk experience. That said, the stunning scenery and well-maintained facilities make it well worth a visit. It’s a great spot for photos and appreciating Madeira’s natural beauty.

It’s pretty but not worth to pay for. The “glass” part of it is 2m long. There are many other viewpoints on Madeira (Miradouro) that one can visit while driving around, that are prettier. I would not necessarily pay for it.

Great views. Can be busy some come early or in the afternoon when the cruise ships have all been. €2 euros entrance and a viewing gallery with a glass floor 2000 feet above the sea below. Well worth a visit.

One of the highest peaks above sea level in the world, at about 580 meters high. The entry fee to this place is about €2 per person.the ticket machine accepts both card and coins. It used to be free two years ago. Ample parking is available around (you just have to find a space), free parking. The glass floor adds a nice touch for photography; otherwise, just go to enjoy the view and, of course, the sunset just before 18:00. Go in the evening to avoid crowds.

Well worth the couple of Euros. Parking available, short walk to the ticket booth, 2 euros and your in. Short walk to to the viewing platform 500 metres above sea level. Ther is a QR code to scan to pay in advance, but please be carefully as scum bags to cover them with another qr code to scam you out of money. Stay safe and have a good time.

With amazing views and a fun (I think some may say terrifying) glass skywalk that extends a little way over the cliff edge, Cabo Girao is a worthwhile stop on a tour of Madeira's byways. That said, I wound't go out of my way to get there or cancel other plans to see it.

A must stop... most visited by tourists and locals for coffee, food and little shopping with great 360* view. Just dont look down through the glass floor.. LOL