Madeira, Jardim do Mar, village of Madeira.
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Surrounded with beautiful flowers, trees, and vineyards. This known as the surfer’s paradise. Narrow streets.
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Music:
Mysteries by Dan Lebowitz,
Morning Stroll by Josh Kirsch/Media Right Productions,
Spanish Rose by Chris Haugen.
Beautiful video and thank you for sharing Madeira 👍👍💚
Kaunista paikkaa, kävellä ja katsella. Hieno video.👍👍👍👍👍🙂
Vielen Dank 💖💖
Every resident there must be in good shape! Beautiful!
We have visited 2 times. The second time we were there for several hours. Lovely place.
What a lovely place. Cities or towns near the sea have their unique, special charm. I have a beloved Portuguese friend whom I had met in the US and through her, I was able to explore Lisbon and Porto (where her father hails from) in the mainland. Later on, on my own through the course of overseas work, I was able to travel to Spain's Canary Islands and to the nearby Portuguese archipelago of the Azores. Those were amazing times. If only I can experience them again. Anyhow, thank you for showing us Jardim do Mar.
So you missed Madeira Island ?!?!?
@@rogeriogouveia9147 So you're being ornery?!?!?
Bro thanks for sharing ur experience,it creates postive hope to explore these places from ur experience
now its connected by a huge tunnel
Fantástico video
Kiitos, Obrigado.
Beautiful video... Did you get a chance to swim? The water is great. Also Joe's bar is a great place to eat and have a few drinks. Mind you the time to get your food might be a little long because they make their food from scratch but it is worth the wait, delicious.
Jardim do Mar is beautiful place. I didn't swim. but at Joe's bar we visited.
You were at surfers' paradise, until they killed it.
Why/how they killed it. I'm interested, tell me more.
@@MarkkuAlamaunu It's in the video. That retaining wall with the promenade were built after the wave was 'discovered' in the early 90s and basically made it unsurfable on smaller swells and at higher tides. In fact the wave in this video is barely breaking, back in the day, before that wall, it would have been breaking on that same swell. If you are interested in the whole story, you should read "Barbarian Days" by William Finnegan. He was a regular at Jardim Do Mar in the 90s and gives a great description of what happened there when they built the seawall. It was a scam to get EU money basically. That wave is a shadow of what it used to be.
Thank you for the information.
Paratiisi! Hienon filmin olet tehnyt. Itse olin vaimoni kanssa samoilla paikoilla kaksi vuotta sitten ja eiköhän tuonne vielä palata!
Tämä oli meillekin jo toinen kerta Jardim do Mar:issa puolen vuoden aikana.
Lugar lindo um encanto
Are there places to eat out and have lunch there near the sea?
At least these with a view of the sea: Portinho and The Terrace at Hotel Jardim do Mar.
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how was sea temperature? good for swimming?
I don't know, I didn't swim.
@@MarkkuAlamaunu .....20 degrees around the year
It was lovely when I was there last year, perfect for swimming in August
Um pedacinho do céu...
Como se llama la musica de guitarra
The music is: Mysteries by Dan Lebowitz and Spanish Rose by Chris Haugen and Morning Stroll by Josh Kirsch/Media Right Productions.
It's a ghost town. Nobody around; not even kids. I wouldn't go there if they paid me. Why? To look at other tourists? The same desolation is in Spain; all poverty stricken and abandoned, even before the virus blight. You can keep it.
But Jardim do mar is beautiful. No cars, lots of flowers, clean, no debris, beautiful sea, etc.
I think we all know who clicked that dislike button Mario. So what if there is nobody around. I think it's relaxing to clear the mind, and romantic with no ruckus going on. Not everywhere has to be like St.tropez, or amalfi.