Canico Trip Overview
This canyon lies in the middle of the island, in the valley that the nun’s from Santa Clara convent fled to when Funchal was attacked by pirates in 1566. Therefore nowadays known as the Nun’s Valley. After a walk of approximately 20 minutes on a dirt road and along a levada, our canyoning adventure starts. Along the way we conquer 6 rappels, the highest being 15 meters. We find some refreshing pools that we can jump and slide into and all the time we will be accompanied by beautiful mountain views. After the canyon we walk another 20 minutes back up.
Additional Info
* Duration: 5 hours
* Starts: Canico, Portugal
* Trip Category: Outdoor Activities >> Climbing
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What to Expect When Visiting Canico, Madeira Islands, Portugal
This canyon lies in the middle of the island, in the valley that the nun’s from Santa Clara convent fled to when Funchal was attacked by pirates in 1566. Therefore nowadays known as the Nun’s Valley. After a walk of approximately 20 minutes on a dirt road and along a levada, our canyoning adventure starts. Along the way we conquer 6 rappels, the highest being 15 meters. We find some refreshing pools that we can jump and slide into and all the time we will be accompanied by beautiful mountain views. After the canyon we walk another 20 minutes back up.
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This canyon lies in the middle of the island, in the valley that the nun’s from Santa Clara convent fled to when Funchal was attacked by pirates in 1566. Therefore nowadays known as the Nun’s Valley. After a walk of approximately 20 minutes on a dirt road and along a levada, our canyoning adventure starts. Along the way we conquer 6 rappels, the highest being 15 meters. We find some refreshing pools that we can jump and slide into and all the time we will be accompanied by beautiful mountain views. After the canyon we walk another 20 minutes back up.
Stop At:
• Valley of the Nuns, Caminho da Padaria, Curral das Freiras, Camara De Lobos, Madeira 9030-314 Portugal
