Top Funchal Shore Excursions - page 4

The value shown is half day tour (3h/during the morning) in the green car the (famous) Renault 4L. for two people. The route can be west and east depending on what you like most and the suggestion of the moment. Consult the value from two people. for small groups. * Renault 4L (green) - maximum of two people. * Jeep UMM (Portuguese classic car) - up to 6 people, value on prior consultation and subject to availability. . We have several tours around the island, request more information. Come and enjoy a half day (3h/morning) or a full day (6h), without stress in the best company. Our service will be personalized taking into account the interests and wishes of the customer or the group. If you want to do a tour with more than 6 people, we will try to get it, provided you are notified in advance. The most important thing is to promote the best experience possible, whether for just an hour or all day. We will help create unique moments to remember later.

Spend the day hiking the remarkable Levada das 25 Fontes without any of the hassles of organizing transport, meals and more. On this small group hiking excursion, all of those things are pre-arranged for you. Catch your transport from Funchal and focus on the stunning landscapes of the Laurissilva Forest. Hike through to the center of the forest to get a close-up look at some of its natural highlights, including the dramatic 25 Fontes and Risco waterfalls.

Madeira is known for its abundance of scenic nature spots and this tour is the perfect way to access them. Save time organizing car hire and go on a guided tour from Funchal instead. Tick off Pico do Arieiro; Ribeiro Frio, which is surrounded by Laurissilva Forest; Santana Madeira Biosphere Reserve, and the scenic Pico do Facho viewpoint.

Once known as the Pearl of the Atlantic, there will always be reasons to maintain its designation. Amid belvederes, gardens and various high altitude peaks, Madeira is the ideal destination for a family holiday or a short trip for two.

When porting in Funchal seeing the stunning Nuns Valley is a must. We take you in a private comfortable private taxi but for a price of a large group coach tour. This tour meets you at the cruise port and guarantees to get you back to the ship on time.

Explore Madeira through the island’s cuisine and musical traditions on this evening dinner and live performance experience. Following a pickup at your Funchal or Caniço hotel, take your seat to sample speciality dishes such as skewered beef and fresh soups—with locally produced wines from across the island. Savor fine food among old friends and new, and enjoy performances of traditional folk music from some of Madeira’s most acclaimed musicians.

Once known as the Pearl of the Atlantic, there will always be reasons to maintain its designation. Amid belvederes, gardens and various high altitude peaks, Madeira is the ideal destination for a family holiday or a short trip for two.

Get off the beaten tourist track and discover a slice of local life on this guided tour along the south coast of Madeira from Funchal. Hear stories about life in the region from your guide as you travel through Garajau, São Pedro, Aguas Mansas, and Lamaceiros on your way to Santo da Serra where you explore the flavors of the traditional market.

Get off the beaten track on a full-day tour of Madeira by open-top 4x4 vehicle, exploring a landscape of rugged mountains with views of the sea. Depart Funchal for the northeastern side of the island, where the scenery gets wilder and more dramatic. You’ll pass through a series of Madeira villages, with time to explore traditional factories, a water mill, and old-fashioned thatched houses. This full-day tour includes pickup and drop-off at Funchal hotels, and it’s the perfect introduction to the island’s natural side.

This small-group is a fantastic choice for those who’d like to experience the natural beauty of Madeira. Take the stress out of organizing transport, by having round-trip transport included. You’ll travel in an open roof 4WD, so you’ll get great views of the island, and stop off at lots of scenic viewpoints such as Santa Cruz and Pico do Arieiro. Drive past many of the island’s highlights such as Ribeiro Frio, and have a chance to stop off for refreshments at a Madeiran restaurant.

Once known as the Pearl of the Atlantic, there will always be reasons to maintain its designation. Amid belvederes, gardens and various high altitude peaks, Madeira is the ideal destination for a family holiday or a short trip for two.

This is a shore excursion with pick up / drop off at the cruise terminal, and lunch included. Explore the northwest side of Madeira in a 4x4 vehicle with an open top roof. Volcanic lava pools, a 15–minute levada walk, non-touristic villages, Madeira's UNESCO–listed native forest, waterfalls, sea cliffs, any many more great surprises await you.

On this day you will discover several natural wonders, as well as surprising landscapes. Start in Câmara de Lobos, a picturesque fishing village featured in Sir Winston Churchill's 1950 painting. Continue the journey towards Cabo Girão and admire the wine fields, used for the production of the famous Madeira Wine. Reach the highest maritime cliff in Europe, and the second highest in the world, Cabo Girão at 580 meters high. Follow the west coast until you reach Ribeira Brava, and the Encumeadas viewpoint, at 1007 meters. Admire the wonderful landscapes both on the coast and on the island. Proceeding, you will cross the plateau of Paúl da Serra, the largest plateau on the island of Madeira. Stop for a snack in Porto Moniz, a famous spot in the north of the island, known for its natural pools. Driving towards São Vicente, you will enjoy the small waterfalls, passing through Seixal, along the way. End of the day with a visit to São Vicente. Return to the Hotel.

Once known as the Pearl of the Atlantic, there will always be reasons to maintain its designation. Amid belvederes, gardens and various high altitude peaks, Madeira is the ideal destination for a family holiday or a short trip for two.

Discover a fascinating trail through Madeira's Laurissilva Forest, where the unique and lush vegetation of this natural treasure invites you to immerse yourself in nature. The journey begins with a mix of endemic vegetation and species introduced after the island's discovery. Along the way, you can enjoy stunning views of the village in the distance. As you progress, the trail leads you to the heart of the island, a territory that has remained virtually untouched since before the arrival of the first explorers more than five centuries ago. Here, you can admire Madeira's native flora and fauna, including iconic species such as the laurel, heather, and chaffinch, among many others. When it seems the levada has come to an end, don’t stop! Keep exploring and let yourself be surprised by the serenity and joy the forest still holds for you. This is undoubtedly one of Madeira's most enchanting trails, perfect for nature and adventure enthusiasts.

Hiking fans and nature lovers—this one’s for you. Instead of following a map, put your phone away, and enjoy the luxury of having a private guide to take you on a guided hike along the Levada do Alecrim trail. Access spectacular views over Rabaçal, look out for local wildlife, and visit picturesque lakes and waterfalls—such as Lagoa Dona Beja.

Discover Madeira’s top sights on a half-day tour to Porto Moniz and Girão Cape. Join a small group and climb aboard your 4x4 vehicle to travel along the island’s rugged northwest coast. Visit the natural pools of Porto Moniz, where you can take a refreshing dip, and take in the dizzying views from Girão Cape as well as stops at a few other viewpoints.

Explore beyond the bustle of Funchal—and discover scenic fishing villages and other coastal attractions—on this private tuk-tuk tour. Choose from a wide range of start times, from morning to evening, and depart directly from your hotel. You’ll head to the tranquil Camara de Lobos (a traditional fishing community), will admire the picturesque cliffside attractions of Faja dos Padres, and more.

This tour takes you to one of Madeira’s most loved hiking spots—the 25 Fontes Levada. Instead of having to plan your route and follow a map, let a private guide take you a walk to show you where to find the area’s 25 small fountain-like waterfalls. During the hike, the guide points out endemic plant species, and it's also a great place to look out for local birdlife.

It is one of the most emblematic and most visited pedestrian walks on the island of Madeira. An authentic gift for our senses. Along the trail enjoy centurial laurel and heather beyond its unforgettable waterfalls and fountains, 25 in all respects living up to its name. The use of a walking stick, proper footwear and water is recommended.

Experience the best of the Madeira region on this wine-tasting and off-road tour from Funchal. Admire 360-degree views difficult to access by car, then head to a vineyard to learn about the wine production process from long-time owners. Indulge in a wine tasting paired with local snacks before heading to Girão Cape for stunning Atlantic views. End in the fishing village of Câmara de Lobos for another tasting of Madeira wines.

See a side of Madeira that many visitors miss, and enjoy an intimate way to explore: this small-group, 4x4 tour will introduce you to some of the island’s most spectacular scenery. In the morning, meet your guide at your Funchal hotel (pickup outside of Funchal is available for a small extra fee) and hop aboard your open-top vehicle. You’ll discover the Serra de Água region, will wend your way through the mountains at Encumeada, and will swim in lava pools in Porto Moniz. After lunch (own expense) finish the tour at Seixal, where you can spy waterfalls and other highlights.

Visit the vantage point of Cabo Girão the fun way — by tuk-tuk — and enjoy sweeping views of the Madeira coast as you go. On a round-trip route to the island's famous cliff, the tuk-tuk tour passes banana plantations and the fishing village of Camara de Lobos. The experience is bookable for groups of up to three people.

The Serra D'Agua valley is home to the Levada Do Norte—an important “levada” (irrigation channel) that was created to carry water from the north to the south of the island. By following this path, you can see Madeira's diverse terrain—including agriculture fields, a eucalyptus forest, and coastal views. Best of all, a guide leads the tour, which means you can focus on the outstanding views, instead of having to read a map.