Seixal is a unique black sand beach in Madeira that looks like a real postcard, with views of the Atlantic Ocean and green mountains.
It is one of the favorite places of photographers. I imagined that dancing there would be an amazing idea, and I wasn’t wrong, especially since the beach is quite flat, making the installation of the pole stage a bit easier compared to other beaches. Here, the pole spins and stays quite stable.
You need to arrive there early in the morning by 8 am to start warming up while I finish setting up.
This way, we can start shooting immediately and avoid crowds, taking advantage of the soft morning light to capture beautiful photos and videos that give the impression of an empty beach.
However, please understand that I cannot guarantee the beach will be entirely empty as it is a tourist area. Starting early increases our chances of encountering fewer people.
Depending on the number of participants, the shooting can take between 60 and 180 minutes. Regardless of the number of participants, there will only be one pole stage for the shooting
When you arrive in Seixal, you'll see a small sign directing you to turn right for Seixal Black Sand Beach. Follow the road until the end. There’s a large parking lot near the beach where you can leave your car.
When you arrive in Seixal, you'll see a small sign directing you to turn right for Seixal Black Sand Beach. Follow the road until the end. There’s a large parking lot near the beach where you can leave your car.
