Valley of the Nuns (Curral das Freiras) Tours and Tickets
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Valley of the Nuns (Curral das Freiras)

Don’t forget your camera, as this is one of the island’s most photogenic areas.
The drive to the Valley of the Nuns includes tight turns and steep drop-offs; prepare ahead of time if you suffer from motion sickness.
The village itself has a few restaurants and shops; be sure to try the chestnut products.
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There’s no admission fee for the Valley of the Nuns. Half-day trips that combine the mountainous village with Câmara de Lobos start at US$27. Jeep tours of eastern Madeira that stop here start at US$78. Wine-tasting excursions that stop by the valley start at US$50.
The best viewpoint to admire the Valley of the Nuns is Miradouro da Eira do Serrado, surrounded by Madeira’s lush green mountains. The viewpoint is at an altitude of 6,250 feet (1,905 meters). You can take a car or bus and then hike the steep climb.
Yes, the Valley of the Nuns has one of Madeira’s popular hiking trails. To make things easy, descend from Miradouro da Eira do Serrado down to the village via the Nun’s Path, a downhill trail that usually takes one to two hours. The trail zigzags through beautiful mountain scenery.
Yes, there are several restaurants and cafés in the Valley of the Nuns where you can try local food. On its scenic rooftop terrace, Sabores do Curral restaurant serves traditional dishes featuring Chestnut, the region’s signature ingredient. Be sure to sample dishes containing Madeiran honey, too.
After exploring the Valley of the Nuns, other nearby attractions worth visiting include Pico Ruivo, Madeira’s highest mountain; Levada do Caldeirão Verde, which leads to a forest-shrouded waterfall; and Boca da Corrida viewpoint, which offers sprawling views of the mountains and valley.












































































































































