Madeira Fado experience with a glass of wine

Bus transfer from Achada do Teixeira to Pico do Areeiro

Hike without worrying about the return journey on PR 1 or PR 1.2 trails. While you relax, a comfortable vehicle will take you back Pico do Areeiro.

Dolphin and whale watching in Funchal with luxury catamaran all inclusive

Book now a luxury cruise in Funchal and discover the best locations to see and learn about the local wildlife.

Pico do Arieiro Hiking Tour

This walk along the two highest peaks in Madeira may be challenging – but the views from the top are well worth the effort. You'll traverse across the central mountain range up Pico de Arieiro and Pico Ruivo to Achada do Teixeira for 9 kilometres, where you'll be rewarded with never-ending views across the island all the way out to the sea.You'll start your five-hour Highest Peaks Walk by driving up Pico Arieiro where you'll join your guide, who will accompany you all the way. Here you'll all set out along the path that joins the two highest peaks in Madeira ready for the adventure ahead. Along the way, you'll be immersed in the flora and fauna the island is famed for, including a heather forest and different species of birds.You'll also come across formidable rock formations and villages that can be seen in the distance, and all the while you'll feel even closer to the sky. The rugged terrain and undulating paths require physical endurance, but you'll be surrounded by extraordinary views from the get-go.

Madeira south coast cruise on Living Sea boat with lunch

Madeira's southwest coast is the star of this all-inclusive cruise. After setting out from the port in Funchal, you'll head up the coast to Cais da Lapa for some swimming. The best part is that with a maximum of 52 guests on board, you'll have all the space and attentive service you need.

Nuns Valley half-day guided tour

Discover the Nuns Valley breathtaking beauty and panoramic views from Pico dos Barcelos and Eira do Serrado. A Madeira must-see!

Full-day Madeira Island East tour with Santana houses visit

Join this full-day tour with pickup from selected areas and discover the east part of Madeira. Discover Laurisilva, Santana, Machico, and more.

Funchal old town small-group walking tour

Founded in 1424, Funchal is full of history. And its charming old town is the heart of it all. Take a small group walking tour with an in-the-know local and discover all the charms of the Madeiran capital. You'll uncover the macabre past of Pillory Square, see the centuries-old cathedral, the art-adorned doors and visit the renowned farmer's market, too.

Madeira west coast tour with Cabo Girao and optional lunch in Porto Moniz

Madeira's magnificent scenery takes centre stage on this full day tour. You'll visit a selection of highlights including Cabo Girao Cliff and it's glass-floored platform, Porto Moniz and Paúl da Serra. Mariana, one of our expert local guides, says "you'll get to know the true drama of Madeira's landscapes. You might be lucky enough to see the ocean both to the north and the south, but the highest points on the island do sometimes catch the clouds."Your first destination will be the Cabao Girao Cliff, where you can step out onto its glass-floored platform that stretches out over the edge. The coastal views here are some of the best around, so don't forget your camera. Mariana adds, "the cliff is around 580 metres high, making it one of the tallest in Europe. The views from the skywalk are really something else, and its experience that'll stick with you." Then, you'll head to the coastal town of Riberia Brava, before a stroll through a banana plantation in Madalena do Mar.Next, we'll head up the 1,500m-high Paúl da Serra plateau before descending on Porto Moniz, famous for its natural lava rock swimming pools. A typical meal freshly prepared with local produce awaits in the village if you book the tour option that includes lunch. Rounding off the day is a poncha drink demonstration and tasting in Câmara de Lobos – a favourite holiday spot of Winston Churchill. Mariana says "be careful – poncha is so fruity and refreshing, but it hides a serious brandy kick." What is the itinerary for this experience? The itinerary for this experience is...- 8:35am to 9:15am – pick‑up at hotels in Caniço and Funchal- 9:30am – stop and visit Cabo Girão viewpoint for around 30 minutes- 10:20am – visit Ribeira Brava village for around 40 minutes- 11:10am – stop at Madalena do Mar to walk through a banana farm estate- 11:35am – depart in the direction of Paul da Serra plateau with a photo stop (weather permitting)- 12:40pm – arrive at Porto Moniz for lunch at a local restaurant (if you book the tour option that includes lunch)- 2:40pm – head to Câmara de Lobos village- 3:20pm – arrive at Câmara de Lobos village and stop at a local bar- 4:00pm – return to Funchal- 4:30pm to 5:30pm – drop-off at hotelsPlease note, the times and schedule may vary on the day and depending on weather conditions, the excursion may be done in reverse order, the guide will decide on the day of the tour.

Madeira Northern Wonders 4x4 Tour

The hidden beauty of Madeira is best uncovered by 4x4 vehicle. This off-road safari takes you to some of the island's most stunning locations, including São Vicente, the volcanic pools of Seixal and Porto Moniz, the ancient forests of Fanal, the Paul de Serra plateau and Cabo Girão.

Madeira cultural tour through villages, tradition and local life

This tour takes you beyond Madeira's headline views and into the heart of its local traditions. From the coastal village of Ribeira Brava to the green hills of Canhas, you'll see a side of Madeira shaped by tradition, nature and everyday local life. Along the way, wide-open views stretch across terraced fields, forested slopes and sleepy rural villages. After pick-up from your hotel, you'll travel along the island's south coast to Ribeira Brava, where old customs, craftsmanship and community stories still shape daily life.Your first stop is the Madeira Ethnographic Museum, home to exhibits that trace the island's cultural roots through farming, fishing and traditional trades. From hand-crafted tools to recreated living spaces, the museum paints a picture of how generations of Madeirans lived and worked across the island.Then it's on to Quinta Serra do Pai, a sustainable farm surrounded by gardens, herbs and native Laurissilva trees. Wander through aromatic plants and colourful local flowers before settling in with herbal tea and regional biscuits. It's a simple but thoughtful glimpse into Madeira's rural way of life.