What a view! 2 euros for an adult and children are free. There are toilets, cafe and souvenir shop when you enter. Walking past these you reach the view point, 589 meters up. There is a solid view point you can stand on and enjoy the view and for the more daring you can take 3 small steps down and onto the glass floor where you cab see all the way down the cliff onto the beach and sea below. It was such a great experience and the views out were spectacular. We definitely recommend this place. We stayed for a drink and a bathroom break, both of which facilities are good. All in all we were there around 45 minutes.

The entrance costs 2€/person, there’s free parking, got lucky to come (~13pm) after dozens of tourists groups went back to their buses, so we didn’t run into them neither at the viewpoint, neither driving to the top of the mountain, because the road was a bit scary. The view is worth a visit. The glass floor makes it more special (and of course adds more fear). It’s said that sometimes you can see the whales or dolphins in a distance, but we didn’t get a chance to see any. There were a lot of butterflies, birds flying above our heads. Also, ran into very friendly and cute black dog! Plus, there are many souvenir shops (good prices, we found many interesting things, for example: stones; so, we had quite a shopping with Madeira wine, poncha’s and e.c. Nice that we got a discount from the seller. We liked this place.

It's a great spot if it isn't too crowded. Good views back towards Funchal. This is about the height of the cliff rather than the view. Also, take note of how close to the cliff edge some of the land is cultivated.

Although not many things to do, it worths 2 EUR to give a check. No need to say how spectacular the ocean looks, it’s sometimes bit crowded but still, good to spend some time there. Return Bolt could wait quite long, better to call a Bolt on app in advance.

Lovely view, scary glass floor. All nice and clean and safe..you can't begrudge them the 2 euro entry..toilets, cafe and gift shop before you walk in. Can also do levada walks etc from here...the village below is lovely too to look around.

We were lucky. We took the yellow bus tour, there were no other coaches there and so it was not too crowded. €2 to get to the viewing platform which is reasonable and the views were outstanding. Had a bit of a Marilyn Monroe moment as it gets a bit breezy standing on the grated section of the platform, so hold on to your skirt! Overall, well worth a visit.

Amazing views! Not one for those with vertigo or fear of heights, but definitely worth a visit. From the top of one of the tallest cliffs in Europe, you get great panoramic views over the Atlantic and a terrific (terrifying) view vertically, 588m to the ocean and coastline below. You can stand on the glass-bottomed viewing platform and get some wonderful shots. It’s a shame that the tour that we’d booked goes there, but doesn’t include the tickets in the price but it was worth the extra couple of Euros. Madeira has stunning views from the mountains, anyway, but this is an added extra. Having said that, it does seem to be a bit excessive, charging for entrance to a perfectly natural view… they’ve deliberately planted tall trees around it, so you can’t see the view without paying to get in. I suppose the price goes to the upkeep of the safety of the platform, though.

Views to beat them all. A very worthwhile visit. Only suggestion - is there a way to arrange a visit from a window cleaner? The underside of the glass could do with a bit of a wipe over! Is there a ‘Superman’ on the Island? Would make a huge difference. Still give it 5 Stars though.

Cabo Girao is an elevated viewing area set on the cliffside with a glass skywalk on one of the highest cliffs in Europe. Making for stunning vistas and breathtaking views of the ocean, cliffs, and coastal highways. At 2€ per person to enter, it is very affordable. Purchase tickets upon arrival. Check the weather before going, a clear day offers the best views. Arrive as early as possible, parking is free but limited, and the venue tends to become crowded quickly. It is an easy walk to the observation area. There is a gift shop and restaurant on site. We even saw a local cat hanging out. We love seeing cats wherever we go!  We spent maybe 20 minutes here.  It was absolutely worth the stop. It would be a great sunset viewing area.  But don't fret if you can not make it here. Madeira is full of amazing viewpoints!

Very inexpensive and worth ot stop to visit. This place has free parking spots all over the area and cost 2 euros per person. Its an automatic machinfle than can take your money. Such nice views up there. Lots of people and over crowded, but worth it.