Sea
Natural Pools
One of the most emblematic images of Madeira Island is its natural pools. They are made of volcanic rocks; there the sea enters naturally, forming pools of salt water, thanks to the magnificence of the waves. The natural effects of the waves against the rocks are a sight to see; another wonderful natural spectacle that can be enjoyed on days when the sea is calm are the pools becoming real lakes, offering the sensation of swimming in the sea, but in a natural pool.
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Doca do Cavacas or Poças do Gomes
Description:
Paid access, natural volcanic pool and direct access to the sea, changing rooms, security, a restaurant and a bar. Overlooking Cabo Girão and Formosa Beach.
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Paid Access -
Swimming Pool
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Shower Rooms
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Lifeguarded Beach
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Support Café/Bar
Piscinas Naturais do Cachalote
Description:
Free access, located next to the Madeira Aquarium.
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Free Access
Piscinas Naturais do Porto Moniz
Description:
Blue Flag beach (paid access to an area with several natural pools, one for chil-dren, with changing rooms and spa, snack bar open in the summer season, first aid station, rental of deckchairs and umbrellas, solarium, playground and near-by parking. Accessible for people with reduced mobility).
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Blue Flag Beach
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Paid Access
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Shower Rooms
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Support Café/Bar
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First Aid Post
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Sunshade/Deckchairs
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Solarium
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Parking
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Accessible to people with reduced mobility
Piscinas Naturais do Seixal
Description:
Free access, with a bar and showers.
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Free Access
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Support Café/Bar
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