Praia do Porto Santo
Praia do Porto Santo : 1 hora de vídeo de praia tranquila com areia dourada e água azul claro
Porto Santo Beach: 1 hour video of this peaceful beach with golden sand and clear blue water
Riding the laveda Madeira December 2016
A nice ride with Freeride Madeira.
Porto santo stefano -Tuscany and Rome private tours by RusRim.com Original music by A. Karanov
Tuscany private Tours in Maremma - Rome private tour and individual car excursion from Rome to Tuscany – Monte Argentario with guide in english, french, german, bulgarian, russian, ukrainian
Tuscany private car tour with private guide in English, Bulgarian, Russian, French, Ukrainian
Monte Argentario is a promontory stretching towards the Tyrrhenian Sea in correspondence of the two southernmost islands of the Tuscan Archipelago, Giglio and Giannutri. Argentarola cave lies close to Argentario promontory. The high quality speleothems that have been collected from this cave have allowed scientists to study the 215,000 year history of sea-level oscillations in this region.
The panoramic road Strada panoramica starts in Porto Santo Stefano allowing splendid views of the coast and the Tuscan Archipelago.
PORTO SANTO STEFANO is the more developed of the Argentario resorts, and also the more fashionable – which in Italy is a lot worse than just being popular. Something of the charm which first brought people here still shines through, however, despite the hotels and villas that have all but obliterated the original village.
A few fishing boats still cluster in the town’s smaller harbour, having relinquished the main port to the marina and its mega-yachts. If you’re on a budget, you’ll probably stay only as long as it takes to get a ferry to the island of Giglio (see opposite). Information and sailing times are available from the quayside TO.RE.MAR office (•0564.810.803), or the neighbouring Maregiglio (.0564.812.920), or the tourist office at Corso Umberto 55a (daily: summer 8am-2pin & 4-6.30pm; winter Sam-2pm). Boats make the one-hour trip three times daily year-round, five times daily in summer. Buses run to the port from the train station at Orbetello Scalp, so you can avoid almost any contact with the place at all.
Casino da Madeira - Plan Ballantine's com Jean Elan
Casino da Madeira - Plan Ballantine's com Jean Elan
06-04-2013
A qualidade não é das melhores, pois foi gravado com o meu Nokia Lumia 800
carara... porto santo
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FSX Flight Simulator X Cessna C208B Grand Caravan Madeira to Porto Santo Portugal
FSX Flight Simulator X Cessna C208B Grand Caravan Madeira to Porto Santo Portugal
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pahahahhahah :DDD porto santo
Santo da Serra
Clube de Golf Santo da Serra
I have many fond memories of the people at Clube de Golfe Santo da Serra. It was here that I was first visited Madeira and many of the people that I met from that time are still friends today. The course is set high overlooking the Ilhas Desertas, just off the Southern coast of Madeira and the views are simply spectacular.
It was my pleasure to play with two professionals, Joao Pedro Sousa and Joao Gois both of whom were formally national team members and the Director of Golf Ricardo Abreu. Together we played the iconic par three 4th hole, which always features amongst the top holes in Europe. The long iron shot against the wonderful backdrop of the Atlantic to a tiered green is tempting but not simple.
The course has been a regular stop for the European Tour since 1993 and has undergone several transformations since the original 1937 design. The addition of a superb new clubhouse, a third loop of nine holes and the clearing of non indigenous trees / bushes, to be replaced more suitable and commonly found varieties has ensured that the course has remained current and very desirable.
2014 Iuglio 11-12-13 [Vacation Slideshow 1 of 3]
Lovely Manciano in Tuscany is our home & hub for our family adventure in Italy. The town is not a tourist destination and the locals are so very helpful and pleasant. We can see the sea in the distance from our little suites - we are in a private property of about 4 units. There is a wonderful breeze blowing in the open balcony doors. We will enjoy fresh eggs from the owner's hens, and homegrown herbs and lettuces, too, all right outside the door.
The main home is over 200 years, and while these units are only a few years old they were designed to blend with the established properties. The topography is rolling hills, roads wind around fields of sunflowers, corn, tomatoes, hay and grapes, olive orchards and herds of sheep. The more well-to-do herds have a single black sheep in the herd :-)
The porchetta in the slideshow was being served up at a gas station/rest stop along with espresso and cappuccinos.
Saturday, July 12: Gabriele has a large new van with very big windows so everyone is comfortable and has a good view of the many sights. The first stop was Orbetello where we went to a Saturday market - rather like a classy flea market of clothes and foods. The market was set up next to a salt water lagoon and the breeze carried the perfume of the sea. We walked back up to the center of town and walked a few blocks of a pedestrian street shopping district, and then met back up with Gabriele and the van.
From Orbetello, we drove along the coast - so many beautiful villas and glorious views of the sea - to Porto Santo Stefano where we ate lunch at Trattorio Il Moletto, a family owned and operated restaurant right on the sea. We ate fresh seafood dishes and the walked the town. Gabriele met us and drove us around a loop where we skirted the coast with beautiful views of the island Giglio - the sad resting place of the Costa Concordia, which they are re-floating this week to be relocated and scrapped.
We saw many forts including Forte Stella which is star shaped.
We walked Porto Ercole from one end of town around the marina to the other side of town and beneath a fig tree that probably covered 60' of walkway.
I am not naming names, but some in our group had gelato in Porto Ercole. Be assured, it was not tasty, though I would not know.
Gabriele then took us up to a convent on Monte Argentario. now, here's something we all learned today after meeting Gabriele's friend, Marcello, who lives at the convent. A convent can be men, and the difference between a convent and a monastery is that those who live in a convent can leave to go out in the world, say to visit friends or go to a movie if he has desire and permission. That is not the case in a monastery. At least that is how Marcello explained it to us. Now Marcello is from Porto, Portugal - he speaks Portuguese, a little Italian, and a little English. Gabriele speaks Italian and a little English. We stupid Americans throw around the little Spanish we have, and that does no good whatsoever ;-). We are saying bongiorno and ciao and Grazie, but that's about it. That said, we may have lost a little something in the explanation of convent vs monastery, but I am pretty sure Marcello is not living with nuns. Marcello took us up to the mountain top where we saw The Cross and enjoyed a great panoramic view of the lagoons below. We ate pizza at our villa and played cards. It is almost 2:30 Sunday morning as this is written, and I am enjoying the roll of approaching thunder. Tuscan thunder.
Sunday, 13 July, 2014: Lake Bolsena, Orvieto, Civita
Gabriel said that this day, we would drive out of Tuscany and into the Roma region, and one other. The lines blurred for me as the terrain changed from one region of gorgeous to the next region of gorgeous. Where we had driven coastward on Saturday, we headed toward higher hills and mountain ridges this day, first to Lake Bolsena, a natural volcanic lake where we strolled lakeside taking in the sights that included seeing an ancient castle and a young fisherman with a 20' pole pull in a smallmouth bass that didn't make the cut and lived to swim another day. The lake is crystal clear and as blue as the Sunday sky. we would stay here were the occasion to arise . . . we enjoyed local wines and the girls had gelati, then off we went again, heading eastward to Orvieto. Entering this walled city was impressive, but as we drove through the gate into the town center our jaws dropped. The striped Duomo is so utterly impressive with grand frescos and statues. Lunch on the town square was pleasant, and then we took a tour of the caves beneath the city where olives were pressed and pigeons lived to sustain the residents. On to Civita, accessible only by a narrow bridge - no conveyance into this ancient town by auto or bus. We saw a motorcycle in town, and that seems pretty smart :) The town is built on Tufo, a volcanic rock that will crumble over time. Life in the old walled cities was tenuous.
MADEIRA Island Christmas animations 2018 - shining lights
MADEIRA Island Christmas animations 2018 - shining lights
That's Madeira in her best
As tradições da ilha
Cabo Girao Cliffs Skywalk Madeira in 360 (glass floor)
One of the best views on the island of Madeira with a near vertical drop of over 500 meters down to the raging seas of the Atlantic Ocean at the base of the cliffs. These magnificent cliffs have been converted into a tourist attraction, with a glass floor skywalk extending out over the top of the cliff.
Cabo Girão is a lofty sea cliff located along the southern coast of the island of Madeira, in the Portuguese archipelago of Madeira. Cabo Girão is a popular lookout point, with up to 1800 visitors a day. The location is also a popular starting point for hikers.
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RUA Tapas & Music Bar - The Weatherman
Paulino Pereira Kitesurfs PAUL DO MAR Madeira May 2014
Paulino Pereira Kitesurfs PAUL DO MAR Madeira May 2014
Images of Paulino Pereira
Madeira - Waterfall in Monte Palace Tropical Garden
1080p MI6 slow motion
Kodak Slideshow--Landscape shots 1960-1980 vintage
All Kodachrome and Ektachrome slide film shot from 1967 to around 1980. Mostly landscape shots from Michigan, Canada, Connecticut, Cape Cod, Florida, and Switzerland. I am digitizing my Mom and Dad's film archive and some of these are astonishing how they still look so beautiful and colorful. Enjoy!
Rota do Campo
An off-road trip passing Vau, Lagoa de Obidos and Praia d'el Rey.
No passadiço de madeira da praia de Monte Gordo (Algarve)
O passadiço da praia de Monte Gordo é uma passadeira em madeira, elevada sobre o areal, com 1.700 metros de comprimento abrangendo toda a área urbana.
O passadiço tem rampas de acesso para a praia ( restaurantes, wc e zonas de descanso com bancos.
Nesta visita passeamos pelo passadiço durante o dia, ao por-do-sol e durante a procissão da Nossa Senhora das Dores (Padroeira de Monte-Gordo).
Madeira Project's Intro
Just created the intro for our channel, and also testing out uploading!
Enjoy :)
Madeira Project.
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Yamaha YZ250F on the edge - Enduro Vertigo - short clip GOPRO Madeira Island
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Yamaha YZ250F on the edge - Enduro Vertigo - short clip GOPRO Madeira Island
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Come ride with me on my yamaha yz250f in a narrowing path somewhere in Madeira Island on a beautiful sunny day.
Enjoy the view and the awesome landscape, but beware of the cliffs!
*** WARNING ***
Not for the faint-hearted!
May cause dizziness! Vertigo!
Five minutes of 4K UHD video nature
29.5.2019. Krusevica, Croatia