Did you know that Madeira’s geological structure is the reason there are so many waterfalls?
Some of them amaze with their height, such as the 100-meter Risco Waterfall, while others captivate with their shapes, like the Veú da Noiva (Bride’s Veil). Some waterfalls appear in surprising locations, such as the Cascata dos Anjos (Waterfall of Angels), cascading onto an old regional road, or the Caldeirão Verde (Green Cauldron), situated inside an extinct volcano.
Dreaming of a refreshing, unconventional shower? Join the game!
Materials
- Leaf patterns (Download)
- Colored photocopy paper (preferably different shades of green)
- Scissors
- Stapler
- Plastic bottles with spray nozzles
Task Description
Invite a few people to play 🙂
1. Imagine that you’re close to one of the waterfalls on Madeira. Your heads, just like rocks, are covered with various vegetation, with water droplets spraying onto them. Pleasant, right? 🙂
2. In the attachment, you’ll find exotic leaf patterns. Print them on green photocopy paper, cut them out, and attach them to a paper headband using a stapler. Everyone puts their creations on their heads.
3. The game involves spraying the crowns of other players with water from the bottles. The winner is the person whose leaves stay on their head the longest.
NOTE: Make sure to pin the staples so that their ends bend outward, avoiding potential forehead abrasions during the game.
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The Madeira Archipelago consists of islands that, besides a surprisingly mild climate year-round, with pleasant temperatures of 25°C in the summer and 17°C in the winter, offer a wide range of activities for all ages and interests. They awe with their landscapes, seas, nature, lifestyle, warm greetings, peace, safety, and exceptional cuisine.
Madeira welcomes all visitors with open arms, a unique spirit, and a fascinating diversity of attractions!
It’s more than just travel—it’s a collection of experiences that will stay with you forever!