Traversing Madeira from the south to the north coast, this tour takes in many of the island's highlights. You'll see Cabo Girão cliffs, visit a banana plantation and climb to the Paul do Serra plateau. Stop for lunch at the villages of Porto Moniz and visit Camara de Lobos and Serra de Agua, as well as enjoying a stroll around the village of São Vicente. Monica, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘The drama of Madeira's landscape reaches a climax on the south coast. Cabo Girão, the second-highest sea cliffs in the world, rise nearly 600 metres vertically from the Atlantic. The skywalk at the top offers amazing views.'The lofty viewpoint at Cabo Girão is the first of several on this small-group tour. After your skywalk experience, head back down to sea level to get a closer look at the island's agricultural heritage at a banana plantation at Madalena do Mar. Then it's time to take a scenic drive up to the Paul do Serra plateau where – weather permitting – the views over the shark's tooth peaks are sublime.Next, it's onward to the north coast for a lunch prepared with local produce in a typical, family-owned restaurant in Porto Moniz village, famous for its natural lava rock swimming pools. After some free time here, take in the drama of the surroundings on a visit to São Vicente village, located in one of the most beautiful valleys in Madeira. Your panoramic return route includes a photo stop at another mountain viewpoint at Encumeada Pass, and a stop for a drink in the village of Serra de Agua.
This exclusive private tour shines a light on the east of Madeira. 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.
A playground for both sun seekers and adventurists, Madeira makes a great fit for walking fans. And on this tour, you'll trek a chunk of the scenery-drenched route between the coastal city of Machico and Porto da Cruz. Follow an expert guide on a four-hour hike that rewards with wow-factor photo spots, plus a fascinating array of wildlife and vegetation.
Discover the cetaceans of Madeira on this boat tour with live commentaries on board.
Experience hiking through various types of terrain in one of Madeira's most fascinating landscapes and take a refreshing dip in natural pools.
Book a guided hiking tour of Paradise Valley in Madeira. See the views over Camacha with cultivated terraces and gardens and discover the local flora and fauna on a levada walk.
Book online your tour, feel like a local and experience the beautiful colors and aromas of Funchal!
Experience a great coasteering adventure in Madeira, swim in the crystal clear waters, and explore caves and the sea!
Admire the Town Hall Square, enjoy the panoramic views on Cabo Girão and visit the fishing village of Câmara de Lobos.
When it comes to exploring Madeira's capital, this hop-on hop-off bus tour puts the fun in Funchal. With your two-day ticket and 21 stops to jump on and off at, you can visit must-sees like the ‘Painted Doors' art project in the old town, the upmarket marina on Avenida do Mar, or stop to shop in one of the city's best malls.
Explore some of Madeira's most remote places on a guided hike from Queimadas Park to the Levada do Caldeirão Verde. Enjoy a picnic lunch near a magnificent waterfall.
Explore the Atlantic Ocean with a 300-horsepower speed boat and enjoy a 2-hour trip where you will admire unique views and swim with dolphins.
With dramatic landscapes, culture and nature wrapped into one, this full day tour of Madeira has it all. There's the Cabo Girão Skywalk for starters, Eira do Serrado lookout point and Monte. And if you fancy a bit of excitement, there's an optional hair-raising 3km toboggan ride on the cards.
Explore Nun's Valley and its interesting history and discover Pico Arieiro with beautiful views. Visit Ribeira Primeira Park and enjoy your tea at the Tea House overlooking the park and the magical forest.
All of Madeira's natural highlights steal the show on this full day tour. You'll walk along the Encumeada Pass for impressive views, visit the Véu da Noiva Waterfall, learn about the island's plants in São Vicente and drive up to Paul da Serra for sweeping panoramas – all in just one day.
A world away from Funchal's modern malls and smart marina, Camacha is a place that ladles on the traditional charm. And yet, this mountain town is less than 20-minutes' drive from the Madeiran capital. Take a tukxi tour to shop for handmade wicker goods, see incredible Atlantic views and visit Portugal's very own Christ the Redeemer statue.
This tukxi tour takes you to Monte – one of Madeira's most easy-on-the-eye mountain towns. Wander among beautiful blooms in the public gardens and visit Our Lady of Monte Church – final resting place of Austria's last emperor. And if you like a bit of adventure, there's the option of a wicker toboggan ride downhill to Livramento, too.
The Rabaçal valley 25 fountains levada walk will lead you to ethereal landscapes and waterfalls, a small lake and natural springs. You'll journey from Paul da Serra into the valley along the levada to Risco waterfall and the 25 springs.
Join the Levada do Norte guided hiking tour in Madeira, one of the longest trails on the island. Pass the valley of Quinta Grande and Campanário. Observe the natural beauty.
Visit Madeira's southern coast villages on a full day guided tour. Take a stroll along Calheta's sandy beach. Discover the sugar cane rum production at the Engenho da Calheta.