Ponta Delgada Coast Live Cam from Monte Mar Palace Hotel - Sao Vicente, Madeira, Portugal - Live Camera

Ponta Delgada Coast Live Cam from Monte Mar Palace Hotel - Sao Vicente, Madeira, Portugal

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Watch a live stream from Ponta Delgada, Madeira Island, Portugal. The webcam shows the ocean, pool area, and northern coastline. Monte Mar Palace Madeira is a 5-star hotel located in the tranquil Monte district of Funchal, featuring luxurious accommodations with stunning ocean views and access to a private beach. Guests can indulge in an array of amenities, including a heated infinity pool, a Turkish bath, and a state-of-the-art fitness center.

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A coastal view on an overcast day shows a calm ocean, several palm trees on a grassy area, and houses nestled into a hillside overlooking the water.

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Humidity: 94% Wind: 2 m/s

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A coastal view on an overcast day shows a calm ocean, several palm trees on a grassy area, and houses nestled into a hillside overlooking the water.

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Ponta Delgada Coast Live Cam from Monte Mar Palace Hotel - Sao Vicente, Madeira, Portugal

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A partly cloudy day overlooking a calm ocean, with a grassy lawn, several palm trees, and houses nestled into a hillside.

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A partly cloudy day shows a coastal scene with a grassy area in the foreground, several palm trees, and a cliffside village overlooking a dark blue ocean.

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A partly cloudy day shows a tranquil ocean scene with a rocky coastline, terraced hillsides with small buildings, and several palm trees on a grassy lawn overlooking the water.

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Information About the City :

São Vicente, Madeira, is the second-largest and most populous island in the Madeira archipelago, located in the Atlantic Ocean.

It was discovered in the 15th century by Portuguese navigators and named after Saint Vincent.

The island is characterized by its volcanic landscape, with rugged cliffs, mountainous terrain, and fertile valleys.

São Vicente has a subtropical Mediterranean climate, with mild winters and warm, dry summers.

The population of the island is around 56,000, concentrated mainly in the capital city of São Vicente and the coastal towns.

The economy of São Vicente is based on tourism, agriculture (banana production), and fishing.

The island is known for its traditional embroidery, known as "bordado da Madeira," which has been designated as an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO.

The main cultural landmarks of São Vicente include the São Vicente Caves, the Ponta do Pargo Lighthouse, and the Madeira Ethnographic Museum.

São Vicente played an important role in the Portuguese Age of Exploration as a strategic stop-over point for ships sailing to Africa and Asia.

The island is home to the Porto Moniz Natural Swimming Pools, formed by volcanic rock and sea erosion, which are popular among tourists.

São Vicente is known for its annual "Festa do Mar" (Feast of the Sea), a lively festival celebrating the island's fishing heritage.

The island has a strong tradition of folklore and traditional music, including the "Bailinho da Madeira" (Madeiran folk dance).

In the 19th century, São Vicente became a major center for the production of sugar cane and wine, contributing to Portugal's economic development.

The island is home to the Parque Natural da Madeira, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its diverse flora and fauna.

São Vicente has made significant contributions to national politics, with several prominent politicians and statesmen from the island holding high positions in the Portuguese government.