Our Activities
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One of the island's most popular tourist experiences, perfect for those who want to explore rural areas, mountains, forests, and trails off the main roads. It's fun and adventurous way to discover parts of the island that you wouldn't normally see in a regular car.
- Dramatic mountain valleys like Curral das Freiras, UNESCO-listed Laurissilva Forest, ocean-facing cliffs, and streams and waterfalls around São Vicente, Seixal, and Rabaçal.
- Visits to traditional villages like Santana, tasting local specialties such as poncha, Madeira wine, sugarcane honey, and bolo do caco, plus stops at markets and handicraft shops.
- Exciting off-road trails with climbs and descents, photo stops in scenic spots, and engaging guides sharing stories about the island.
- Laurissilva forest with endemic trees, native birds, rare plants, and views of terraced fields and vineyards.
Full-day excursions that take you through different regions of the island, allowing visitors to discover breathtaking ladscapes, charming villages, viewpoints, and cultural and natural attractions at a comfortable, guided pace.
- Striking mountains, deep valleys, and Atlantic views, including iconic viewpoints like Cabo Girão, one of Europe's highest sea cliffs.
- Visits to historic villages like Câmara de Lobos, Santana, São Vicente, and Porto Moniz, known for colorful fishing scenery, thatched houses, traditional architecture, volcanic caves, and natural lava pools.
- Tastings of Madeira wine, poncha, and regional products, often with a traditional lunch like espetada or fresh fish, plus insights from local guides about the island's history, flora, and fauna.
- Some tours include gentle levada walks, stops in the UNESCO-listed Laurisilva forest, and in summer, chances to swim in natural pools like those in Porto Moniz.
A natural spectacle - often described as one of the most beautiful in the Atlantic. The combination of steep mountains, cliffs overlooking the sea, and mild weather creates unique conditions of light and color.
- Madeira's volcanic landscape of cliffs, peaks, and valleys glows in sunrise hues, offering breathtaking mountain, ocean, and cloud views from high viewpoints.
- Early mornings are peaceful, filled with sea and bird sounds, shared with few people as the island wakes with the sun.
- Madeira's sunsets, framed by cliffs and mountains, are a stunning Atlantic spectacle with unique light and colors.
An excellent way to experience the combination of history, culture, gastronomy, and urban landscapes in this Atlantic-Azorean city.
- Mercado dos Lavradores: a vibrant market offering tropical fruits like passion fruit, cherimoya, and Madeira bananas, plus local products.
- Sé Cathedral of Funchal: a historic site with Manueline-style floors and eucalyptus-lined surroundings, significant to local history.
- Rua de Santa Maria: famous for its painted doors, street art, and photogenic atmosphere.
- Santa Catarina Park and other viewpoints: spots to enjoy bay and sea views or relax in green spaces.
- Tour duration: approximately 2 hours.
