Day 1: Around The Island
Our journey begins at Cabo Girão, a magnificent viewpoint 580 meters high.
We'll then travel along the coast to Ribeira Brava, where you can visit a 15th-century church.
Next, we visit Madalena do Mar, with a brief stroll through lush banana plantations.
From an altitude of 1300-1500 meters, we'll stop at Fonte do Bispo viewpoint in Paúl da Serra, the starting point for many levada walks through the Laurissilva forest.
Enjoy lunch and free time in Porto Moniz, famous for its natural volcanic pools. Swimming is possible in good weather, so come prepared.
A short stop at Seixal viewpoint offers views of the stunning Véu de Noiva waterfall, a natural sculpture shaped by time.
We'll visit the picturesque village of São Vicente, with its beautiful 17th-century church, before heading back to Funchal.
Our final stop is the charming fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, a favorite painting spot of Winston Churchill.
Day 2: Around The Island
Cabo Girao
30 min, entrée non incluse
We start the day at Cristo Rei in Garajau, an emblematic monument on the east coast with a unique landscape.
Machico, the first capital of Madeira, is a historic city with significant settlement history.
Ponta de São Lourenço (Ponta do Rosto), the easternmost point, offers panoramic views of the Atlantic and dramatic rock formations.
In Porto da Cruz, visit the Engenhos do Norte rum distillery and see its historic steam machinery.
Discover Santana, known for its traditional colorful triangular houses, and enjoy lunch and free time.
Explore Ribeiro Frio, a natural park with trout farming pools and scenic walking trails through laurel forests.
Ascend Pico do Arieiro, the third highest peak, for fabulous views of clouds, rock formations, and potentially the south coast and neighboring islands. See the unique 'Poço da Neve' ice storage structure on the way.
Day 1: Around The Island
Ribeira Brava Beach
30 min
Our journey begins at Cabo Girão, a magnificent viewpoint 580 meters high.
We'll then travel along the coast to Ribeira Brava, where you can visit a 15th-century church.
Next, we visit Madalena do Mar, with a brief stroll through lush banana plantations.
From an altitude of 1300-1500 meters, we'll stop at Fonte do Bispo viewpoint in Paúl da Serra, the starting point for many levada walks through the Laurissilva forest.
Enjoy lunch and free time in Porto Moniz, famous for its natural volcanic pools. Swimming is possible in good weather, so come prepared.
A short stop at Seixal viewpoint offers views of the stunning Véu de Noiva waterfall, a natural sculpture shaped by time.
We'll visit the picturesque village of São Vicente, with its beautiful 17th-century church, before heading back to Funchal.
Our final stop is the charming fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, a favorite painting spot of Winston Churchill.
Day 2: Around The Island
Madalena do Mar
25 min
We start the day at Cristo Rei in Garajau, an emblematic monument on the east coast with a unique landscape.
Machico, the first capital of Madeira, is a historic city with significant settlement history.
Ponta de São Lourenço (Ponta do Rosto), the easternmost point, offers panoramic views of the Atlantic and dramatic rock formations.
In Porto da Cruz, visit the Engenhos do Norte rum distillery and see its historic steam machinery.
Discover Santana, known for its traditional colorful triangular houses, and enjoy lunch and free time.
Explore Ribeiro Frio, a natural park with trout farming pools and scenic walking trails through laurel forests.
Ascend Pico do Arieiro, the third highest peak, for fabulous views of clouds, rock formations, and potentially the south coast and neighboring islands. See the unique 'Poço da Neve' ice storage structure on the way.
Day 1: Around The Island
20 min
Our journey begins at Cabo Girão, a magnificent viewpoint 580 meters high.
We'll then travel along the coast to Ribeira Brava, where you can visit a 15th-century church.
Next, we visit Madalena do Mar, with a brief stroll through lush banana plantations.
From an altitude of 1300-1500 meters, we'll stop at Fonte do Bispo viewpoint in Paúl da Serra, the starting point for many levada walks through the Laurissilva forest.
Enjoy lunch and free time in Porto Moniz, famous for its natural volcanic pools. Swimming is possible in good weather, so come prepared.
A short stop at Seixal viewpoint offers views of the stunning Véu de Noiva waterfall, a natural sculpture shaped by time.
We'll visit the picturesque village of São Vicente, with its beautiful 17th-century church, before heading back to Funchal.
Our final stop is the charming fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, a favorite painting spot of Winston Churchill.
Day 2: Around The Island
Porto Moniz
1 h 45
We start the day at Cristo Rei in Garajau, an emblematic monument on the east coast with a unique landscape.
Machico, the first capital of Madeira, is a historic city with significant settlement history.
Ponta de São Lourenço (Ponta do Rosto), the easternmost point, offers panoramic views of the Atlantic and dramatic rock formations.
In Porto da Cruz, visit the Engenhos do Norte rum distillery and see its historic steam machinery.
Discover Santana, known for its traditional colorful triangular houses, and enjoy lunch and free time.
Explore Ribeiro Frio, a natural park with trout farming pools and scenic walking trails through laurel forests.
Ascend Pico do Arieiro, the third highest peak, for fabulous views of clouds, rock formations, and potentially the south coast and neighboring islands. See the unique 'Poço da Neve' ice storage structure on the way.
Day 1: Around The Island
Miradouro do Veu da Noiva
20 min
Our journey begins at Cabo Girão, a magnificent viewpoint 580 meters high.
We'll then travel along the coast to Ribeira Brava, where you can visit a 15th-century church.
Next, we visit Madalena do Mar, with a brief stroll through lush banana plantations.
From an altitude of 1300-1500 meters, we'll stop at Fonte do Bispo viewpoint in Paúl da Serra, the starting point for many levada walks through the Laurissilva forest.
Enjoy lunch and free time in Porto Moniz, famous for its natural volcanic pools. Swimming is possible in good weather, so come prepared.
A short stop at Seixal viewpoint offers views of the stunning Véu de Noiva waterfall, a natural sculpture shaped by time.
We'll visit the picturesque village of São Vicente, with its beautiful 17th-century church, before heading back to Funchal.
Our final stop is the charming fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, a favorite painting spot of Winston Churchill.
Day 2: Around The Island
Sao Vicente
30 min
We start the day at Cristo Rei in Garajau, an emblematic monument on the east coast with a unique landscape.
Machico, the first capital of Madeira, is a historic city with significant settlement history.
Ponta de São Lourenço (Ponta do Rosto), the easternmost point, offers panoramic views of the Atlantic and dramatic rock formations.
In Porto da Cruz, visit the Engenhos do Norte rum distillery and see its historic steam machinery.
Discover Santana, known for its traditional colorful triangular houses, and enjoy lunch and free time.
Explore Ribeiro Frio, a natural park with trout farming pools and scenic walking trails through laurel forests.
Ascend Pico do Arieiro, the third highest peak, for fabulous views of clouds, rock formations, and potentially the south coast and neighboring islands. See the unique 'Poço da Neve' ice storage structure on the way.
Day 1: Around The Island
Baia de Camara de Lobos
30 min
Our journey begins at Cabo Girão, a magnificent viewpoint 580 meters high.
We'll then travel along the coast to Ribeira Brava, where you can visit a 15th-century church.
Next, we visit Madalena do Mar, with a brief stroll through lush banana plantations.
From an altitude of 1300-1500 meters, we'll stop at Fonte do Bispo viewpoint in Paúl da Serra, the starting point for many levada walks through the Laurissilva forest.
Enjoy lunch and free time in Porto Moniz, famous for its natural volcanic pools. Swimming is possible in good weather, so come prepared.
A short stop at Seixal viewpoint offers views of the stunning Véu de Noiva waterfall, a natural sculpture shaped by time.
We'll visit the picturesque village of São Vicente, with its beautiful 17th-century church, before heading back to Funchal.
Our final stop is the charming fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, a favorite painting spot of Winston Churchill.
Day 2: Around The Island
We start the day at Cristo Rei in Garajau, an emblematic monument on the east coast with a unique landscape.
Machico, the first capital of Madeira, is a historic city with significant settlement history.
Ponta de São Lourenço (Ponta do Rosto), the easternmost point, offers panoramic views of the Atlantic and dramatic rock formations.
In Porto da Cruz, visit the Engenhos do Norte rum distillery and see its historic steam machinery.
Discover Santana, known for its traditional colorful triangular houses, and enjoy lunch and free time.
Explore Ribeiro Frio, a natural park with trout farming pools and scenic walking trails through laurel forests.
Ascend Pico do Arieiro, the third highest peak, for fabulous views of clouds, rock formations, and potentially the south coast and neighboring islands. See the unique 'Poço da Neve' ice storage structure on the way.
Day 1: Around The Island
Miradouro do Cristo Rei do Garajau
30 min
Our journey begins at Cabo Girão, a magnificent viewpoint 580 meters high.
We'll then travel along the coast to Ribeira Brava, where you can visit a 15th-century church.
Next, we visit Madalena do Mar, with a brief stroll through lush banana plantations.
From an altitude of 1300-1500 meters, we'll stop at Fonte do Bispo viewpoint in Paúl da Serra, the starting point for many levada walks through the Laurissilva forest.
Enjoy lunch and free time in Porto Moniz, famous for its natural volcanic pools. Swimming is possible in good weather, so come prepared.
A short stop at Seixal viewpoint offers views of the stunning Véu de Noiva waterfall, a natural sculpture shaped by time.
We'll visit the picturesque village of São Vicente, with its beautiful 17th-century church, before heading back to Funchal.
Our final stop is the charming fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, a favorite painting spot of Winston Churchill.
Day 2: Around The Island
Machico
20 min
We start the day at Cristo Rei in Garajau, an emblematic monument on the east coast with a unique landscape.
Machico, the first capital of Madeira, is a historic city with significant settlement history.
Ponta de São Lourenço (Ponta do Rosto), the easternmost point, offers panoramic views of the Atlantic and dramatic rock formations.
In Porto da Cruz, visit the Engenhos do Norte rum distillery and see its historic steam machinery.
Discover Santana, known for its traditional colorful triangular houses, and enjoy lunch and free time.
Explore Ribeiro Frio, a natural park with trout farming pools and scenic walking trails through laurel forests.
Ascend Pico do Arieiro, the third highest peak, for fabulous views of clouds, rock formations, and potentially the south coast and neighboring islands. See the unique 'Poço da Neve' ice storage structure on the way.
Day 1: Around The Island
Miradouro da Ponta do Rosto
30 min
Our journey begins at Cabo Girão, a magnificent viewpoint 580 meters high.
We'll then travel along the coast to Ribeira Brava, where you can visit a 15th-century church.
Next, we visit Madalena do Mar, with a brief stroll through lush banana plantations.
From an altitude of 1300-1500 meters, we'll stop at Fonte do Bispo viewpoint in Paúl da Serra, the starting point for many levada walks through the Laurissilva forest.
Enjoy lunch and free time in Porto Moniz, famous for its natural volcanic pools. Swimming is possible in good weather, so come prepared.
A short stop at Seixal viewpoint offers views of the stunning Véu de Noiva waterfall, a natural sculpture shaped by time.
We'll visit the picturesque village of São Vicente, with its beautiful 17th-century church, before heading back to Funchal.
Our final stop is the charming fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, a favorite painting spot of Winston Churchill.
Day 2: Around The Island
Porto da Cruz
30 min
We start the day at Cristo Rei in Garajau, an emblematic monument on the east coast with a unique landscape.
Machico, the first capital of Madeira, is a historic city with significant settlement history.
Ponta de São Lourenço (Ponta do Rosto), the easternmost point, offers panoramic views of the Atlantic and dramatic rock formations.
In Porto da Cruz, visit the Engenhos do Norte rum distillery and see its historic steam machinery.
Discover Santana, known for its traditional colorful triangular houses, and enjoy lunch and free time.
Explore Ribeiro Frio, a natural park with trout farming pools and scenic walking trails through laurel forests.
Ascend Pico do Arieiro, the third highest peak, for fabulous views of clouds, rock formations, and potentially the south coast and neighboring islands. See the unique 'Poço da Neve' ice storage structure on the way.
Day 1: Around The Island
Santana
1 h 30
Our journey begins at Cabo Girão, a magnificent viewpoint 580 meters high.
We'll then travel along the coast to Ribeira Brava, where you can visit a 15th-century church.
Next, we visit Madalena do Mar, with a brief stroll through lush banana plantations.
From an altitude of 1300-1500 meters, we'll stop at Fonte do Bispo viewpoint in Paúl da Serra, the starting point for many levada walks through the Laurissilva forest.
Enjoy lunch and free time in Porto Moniz, famous for its natural volcanic pools. Swimming is possible in good weather, so come prepared.
A short stop at Seixal viewpoint offers views of the stunning Véu de Noiva waterfall, a natural sculpture shaped by time.
We'll visit the picturesque village of São Vicente, with its beautiful 17th-century church, before heading back to Funchal.
Our final stop is the charming fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, a favorite painting spot of Winston Churchill.
Day 2: Around The Island
Ribeiro Frio
30 min
We start the day at Cristo Rei in Garajau, an emblematic monument on the east coast with a unique landscape.
Machico, the first capital of Madeira, is a historic city with significant settlement history.
Ponta de São Lourenço (Ponta do Rosto), the easternmost point, offers panoramic views of the Atlantic and dramatic rock formations.
In Porto da Cruz, visit the Engenhos do Norte rum distillery and see its historic steam machinery.
Discover Santana, known for its traditional colorful triangular houses, and enjoy lunch and free time.
Explore Ribeiro Frio, a natural park with trout farming pools and scenic walking trails through laurel forests.
Ascend Pico do Arieiro, the third highest peak, for fabulous views of clouds, rock formations, and potentially the south coast and neighboring islands. See the unique 'Poço da Neve' ice storage structure on the way.
Day 1: Around The Island
Pico do Arieiro
30 min
Our journey begins at Cabo Girão, a magnificent viewpoint 580 meters high.
We'll then travel along the coast to Ribeira Brava, where you can visit a 15th-century church.
Next, we visit Madalena do Mar, with a brief stroll through lush banana plantations.
From an altitude of 1300-1500 meters, we'll stop at Fonte do Bispo viewpoint in Paúl da Serra, the starting point for many levada walks through the Laurissilva forest.
Enjoy lunch and free time in Porto Moniz, famous for its natural volcanic pools. Swimming is possible in good weather, so come prepared.
A short stop at Seixal viewpoint offers views of the stunning Véu de Noiva waterfall, a natural sculpture shaped by time.
We'll visit the picturesque village of São Vicente, with its beautiful 17th-century church, before heading back to Funchal.
Our final stop is the charming fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, a favorite painting spot of Winston Churchill.
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