Museums & art galleries in Madeira

Madeira - 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.

Madeira - Pico do Arieiro Sunrise Tour with Local Breakfast

Seeing sunrise from the top of one of Madeira's highest peaks will have you reaching for your camera over and over again. And this exclusive morning trip to Pico do Arieiro promises just that – views over Madeira during the mystical first light of the day, followed by a warming breakfast.

Madeira - Madeira South Coast Cruise on Living Sea 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.

Madeira - Nat Geo Day Tour: Sustainable Agriculture in Quinta Pedagógica da Camacha

Drive through Funchal's bustling town and Madeira's magnificent rolling hills towards Quinta Pedagogica da Camacha, a small farm committed to sustainable agriculture. Here, your National Geographic-trained guide will offer insights into the region and introduce you to the farm's owner, Bruno Santos. Having left accounting for agriculture, Bruno now dedicates his life to helping his neighborhood through sustainable farming, a lowered environmental footprint, and community outreach. Follow Bruno through flowering groves as you explore the grounds. You'll learn about the many uses for their freshly grown herbs and visit their strawberry plantation. Observe the fields and poios—what Madeirans call the terraced areas where they grow their crops—as you learn about the farm's produce and animal husbandry. The farm is home to various animals including chickens, goats, sheep, and more. There's even a small market Bruno created, to help other local vendors reach their greater community, inspired by the ‘buy local' mantra. You'll also experience a host of seasonal activities, offered exclusively to National Geographic travelers. Harvest ripe fruits and learn the proper techniques for sowing seeds in a planting workshop. This hands-on learning environment brings Bruno's sustainability and bio-friendly philosophy to life. Afterwards, you'll relax and enjoy refreshing tea brewed from the farm's own herbs, as well as homemade cakes, toast, and jams preserved from local fruits.

Madeira - Enchanting East Madeira Tour with Lunch in Santana

The knockout natural beauty of eastern Madeira is in the spotlight on this full day tour. You'll have your head in the clouds at Pico do Areeiro, walk next to cute thatched houses in Santana, have lunch at Quinta do Furão and step back in time at Ponta de São Lourenço.

Madeira - 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 - Serra de Agua Walk

You'll need to have your camera on hand for this easy half-day hike from Campanario in southern Madeira. As you follow the levada across the Serra de Agua, you'll be treated to view after view over the south coast, Encumeada pass and the small town of Ribeira Brava. The area is one of the most beautiful spots on Earth.

Madeira - Madeira VIP Whale & Dolphin Watching Cruise

Teeming with marine life, Madeira's warm waters are the ideal place to combine a whale and dolphin-watching trip with all the little luxuries of a VIP cruise. You'll have three-hours at sea to enjoy an open bar, snacks and a swim stop, alongside a talk by a marine biologist to learn about which species you might see and how to spot them.

Madeira - Funchal Botanical Garden Tukxi Tour

With a landscape carpeted in fuchsia bougainvillea, scarlet poinsettias and lilac trees, Madeira is Portugal's own Garden of Eden. And the very best of the island's natural beauty is on display in Funchal's botanical gardens. This tour includes ample time to explore the flower-filled grounds, and the option to visit the Natural History Museum, too.

Madeira - Canyoning level I experience for beginners in Madeira

Book online your level I canyoning experience and enjoy unforgettable moments of harmony, freedom, and well-being in Madeira!

Madeira - Caldeirão Verde Levada self-guided trek with transfer

Book now and hike at your own rhythm on a self-guided trek in the mystical Laurissilva Forest.

Madeira - Northern wonders & Porto Moniz lava pools on open roof 4x4 tour

See the splendid northwest shows the biggest plateau at Paul da Serra and the natural volcanic pools at Porto Moniz. Visit the famous vineyards at São Vicente.

Madeira - Amazing land & sea tour with open roof 4x4 and dolphin spotting

Enjoy Boca dos Namorados' wonderful landscapes and Cabo Girão amazing glass floor balcony suspended 589 mts. Discover the beauty of Madeira's Sea on board of a catamaran and enjoy watching dolphins and whales

Madeira - Maroços Walk

Winding through the picturesque terraces above Machico, you'll come even closer to Madeira's breathtaking beauty on this 6km guided hike. This two-and-a-half-hour walk kicks off in Maroços and follows a flower-lined irrigation channel, complete with views over Machico and the Atlantic Ocean.

Madeira - Paradise Valley Walk

The uplands behind Funchal provide gentle and panoramic walking trails. This morning walking tour will start at the appropriately named Paradise Valley, trekking along the beautiful Levada Serra do Faial trail, taking in the charming hillside villages of Camacha and Rochão.

Madeira - Porto Santo Day Trip by Plane

There's an island just 50km away from Madeira with beaches that stretch for miles and warm, turquoise waters that look too good to be true. It's the tiny island of Porto Santo, and this tour will have you hopping on a plane to explore this enigmatic place in just one day.It's a quick 15-minute flight from Funchal before you'll be off discovering the island of Porto Santo. After landing, you'll head straight for an introductory bus tour. Skirt below the jagged peaks of the north and edge through areas dotted with windmills that were once used for agriculture. During the journey, you'll head to viewpoints with all-encompassing panoramas of Porto Santo's distinctive landscape.Lunch will then be served at a restaurant near the beach before you're dropped off in the main town of Vila Baleira. Visit Christopher Columbus's House or take yourself off to the fine sandy beach for a swim during some free time. Afterwards, you'll be picked up in time to catch your flight back to Funchal.

Madeira - Rabaçal Valley Walking Tour

One of the most popular walks in Madeira, the 11 km-long ‘25 fountains' levada walk will lead you through magical landscapes to waterfalls, a small lake and flowing springs. You'll journey from Paul da Serra into the Rabaçal Valley and along the levada to Risco waterfall and the 25 natural springs.

Madeira - Funchal Food & Cultural Walking Tour Ticket

Funchal is Portugal's foodie capital. Fresh fish dishes, traditional honey cake and typical meats, are just a small taste of what's on offer. You'll hit the famous farmers market as well as the UauCacau chocolatier and wash all your nibbles down with some great wine too. Eat and drink like a local on this tour of the city's culinary hotspots.

Madeira - Seaborn Catamaran Ticket

Madeira's natural beauty can also be enjoyed from the sea, so come on board a catamaran to cruise from Funchal to Cabo Girão. You'll set sail into the open seas, skirting along the island's dramatic coastline, with plenty of time to relax and keep your eyes peeled for dolphins and turtles.

Madeira - 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.