Jardim da Serra is an agricultural paradise located high above Câmara de Lobos. At an altitude of 750 meters, it's the youngest civil parish in Madeira and is famous for its cherry production and stunning panoramic views of the island's southern coast.
Getting there and back
Which route
Use the access instructions below; no direct local route page is established for this destination.
Where to board
The SIGA sheet for Jardim da Serra / Corticeiras / Corrida groups several variants. Choose the variant naming your destination and its Funchal departure. There is no corresponding local route page for these variants.
From the stop
Use the named Jardim da Serra stop or timing point for Jardim da Serra. Plan the pedestrian leg from that point to your exact destination; the bus sheet does not give a walking distance or confirm entrance access.
The way back
Choose the return in the cited SIGA sheet, matching the same village stop and service day. A journey ending at Corticeiras or Corrida is not automatically a return from Jardim da Serra.
Good to know
- The bus sources name stops, but do not establish a step-free walking route or the entrance location. Check the final approach and the return boarding point before leaving the bus.
Highlights
Cherry Festival: Usually held in June, this festival celebrates the local cherry harvest with music, dancing, and of course, a chance to taste the freshest cherries on the island.
Boca da Corrida: A short drive or walk from the village center leads to this spectacular viewpoint (2,000 feet up) where many hiking trails start, including the path to the summit of Pico Grande.
