Top Funchal Tickets & Passes - page 4

Experience one of Madeira’s world-famous levada walks on an 8-hour hike from Ribeiro Frio to Portela. Departing from Funchal, you’ll wander through the Laurel Forest (Laurisilva), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and enjoy panoramic views of Penha d'Aguia (Eagle Rock) and the town of Porta da Cruz. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included on this small-group tour, limited to 15 people.

This full-day private island tour stops at several unique locations for a mix of cultural and natural attractions. Highlights include the UNESCO-listed laurel forest of Laurisilva, an optional swimming excursion in the lava pools of Porto Moniz, and panoramic views from the Cabo Girão lookout point. Tours also include door-to-door transfers—with hotel pickup—in a comfortable, Wi-Fi-equipped vehicle.

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.

Customize your own sightseeing itinerary on a private 5-hour jeep tour of Madeira. Depending on your preferences, you’ll explore the east or west side of the island in a 4x4 vehicle while receiving undivided attention from a private guide. Opt to discover Pico do Areiro and the Valley of the Nuns (Curral das Freiras) in the east, or ascend to Cabo Girão, Europe’s highest sea cliff, and Câmara de Lobos, home to a colony of monk seals, during a tour of the west.

Hike through the Madeira highlands on a half-day walk that follows the historic Levada da Serra do Faial, a century-old irrigation canal, through lush forest. You’ll cover 3.4 miles (5.5 km) of trail, earn views of Madeiran villages, and see a wide range of plants in a scenic, natural environment. This 4-hour, guided walking tour includes pickup and drop-off at Funchal hotels.

Madeira’s rugged coastal routes and stunning scenery make it ideal for off-road 4X4 excursions. Experience an alternative sightseeing tour on this half-day 4X4 adventure from Funchal, designed for thrill seekers and competent drivers. Drive through the serpentine streets of Cabo Girão and Câmara de Lobos before heading off-road for extra adrenaline thrills. A wine tasting session and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Stray from the beaten path and explore Madeira’s mountainous and volcanic terrain on an 8-hour 4x4 tour from Funchal. On an off-road route, you’ll ascend to the 4,921-foot (1,500-meter) summit of Paúl da Serra and admire the valleys and vineyards of Fonte do Bispo & Prazere. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

This action-packed day tour is an excellent pick for time-tight travelers. No need to do any research or planning as a full itinerary is organized for you. Visit spectacular viewpoints, such as Cabo Girão and Boca Da Corrida; explore the local wine-producing area of Estreito de Câmara do Lobos, and stop off at the pretty fishing village of Câmara de Lobos to admire its colorful boats and coastal views.

Famed for its splintering mountains and rugged coastlines, Madeira is a mecca for outdoor adventurers. See some of the island’s most spectacular scenery on a half-day Jeep tour from Funchal, including convenient hotel pickup and drop-off. Absorb panoramic views of Funchal from Largo do Miranda Viewpoint and Pico do Arieiro, the island’s third-highest peak.

Explore the great outdoors of northwest Madeira with ease on this guided 4WD adventure. Benefit from hotel pickup and drop-off at selected hotels and the luxury of having someone else drive on unfamiliar terrain—so you can admire the views and take photos along the way. The route showcases the valley of Serra d'Água, Ginjas, Porto Moniz, and plenty more surprises—with stops to explore villages, bathe in volcanic pools, and admire scenic viewpoints.

Discover two of Madeira’s most spectacular gardens on this private, half-day tour. Pick a start time that works best for you, meet your guide at your hotel, and hop aboard your private vehicle. Begin at the Monte Palace Tropical Garden, where you’ll spot exotic plants and learn about Portuguese history. Then, transfer to the Madeira Botanical Garden to discover a range of plant displays, as well as exotic bird species.

Join us on this remarkable journey as we uncork the magic of Madeira, where breathtaking landscapes, exceptional wines, and thrilling adventures merge into one extraordinary expedition. The adventure begins with a guided tour in an open-top 4x4 jeep at Quinta do Barbusano. During the tour, you will have the opportunity to explore the vineyards and learn about the unique microclimate, terroir, and cultivation techniques that contribute to the production of exceptional wines. After the vineyard tour, you will have the chance to taste six table wines accompanied by toasted cheese and traditional chorizo. The flavors of the wines and the food harmonize perfectly, creating a symphony on your palate. Finally, the adventure will take you to Cabo Girão, home to one of the world's highest skywalks at 580 meters.

This North to South Levada Walk is the perfect way to discover Madeira’s beautiful scenery. You’ll have a hassle-free day with no transport to book, as hotel pickup and drop-off included. A certified mountain guide will lead the way, so you won’t have to worry about getting lost. Witness panoramic views of valleys, villages, and Laurisilva vegetation. Highlights are the viewpoints looking over Porto Da Cruz and Faial.

Head out into the countryside to explore Madeira in a 4x4, to get you places you might not be able to on your own. Hear about local culture and natural wildlife from your guides, swim in the waterfalls or volcanic lava pools, and take a forest walk. All the logistics are taken care of for you, so just show up with a bathing suit and sense of adventure.

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 the wild and rural side of East Madeira by going on an exhilarating 4x4 tour. You won’t have to worry about your trip being overcrowded as you’ll be traveling in a small group. Visit off-road sites that would be hard to reach alone such as Pico do Arieiro. You’ll see incredible landscapes, learn about local flora and fauna, and see traditional houses in Santana. A guide will enhance your tour with fascinating stories about the island along the way.

A Madeira whale-watching tour by private motor yacht gives your party a front-row view without the crowds. Embark and let your skipper search the open seas for marine life including dolphins, whales, and sea turtles. You’ll have a luxurious time with this privately chartered boat equipped with refreshments, sparkling wine, snorkel gear, and a shower.

With this combination of a 4WD tour and a levada walk, you can access remote parts of Madeira with ease. Begin with a hotel pickup, saving you the hassle of organizing transport, then ride into the wilderness with your driver and group. On foot, you can enter the lush Laurisilva forest, followed by a levada walk along sugarcane fields, to access remote landscapes off the usual tourist trail.

Explore the rugged countryside of Madeira far from the crowds with this thrilling hard-top ATV adventure. Set off with your guide through the Madeiran mountains near Cabo Girão, roaring along mostly unpaved roads to access scenic spots too remote for other vehicles. Stop to take in sweeping views across the island to the sea, snapping souvenir photos along the way.

If you're a wine enthusiast and looking for a unique and enjoyable experience, I highly recommend booking the 4x4 Open Top Jeep Wine Experience with us. This experience combines the thrill of off-roading in a 4x4 open-top jeep with the delight of tasting exquisite wines in the beautiful vineyards of Madeira. As we traverse the rugged terrain in our open-top jeep, you'll have the chance to witness the stunning views of vine-covered hills, terraced landscapes, and charming villages. The experience of riding in the open air, surrounded by nature's beauty, adds an extra layer of excitement and enjoyment to the tour This experience requires a minimum of 2 persons.

Find the sheer cliffs, volcanic pools, and mist-shrouded peaks of western Madeira on a full-day, small-group tour from Funchal. You’ll wind through a series of fishing villages to the dramatic Cape Girão, climb the Encumeadato for views into a deep valley, then see the rocky pools at Porto Moniz, where you’ll have free time for lunch. Including pickup and drop-off at hotels in Funchal, this tour is limited to eight people for personal service, with all transport by climate-controlled minivan.

Discover the many highlights of Madeira’s northeast coast by choosing this guided tour. Traveling in a 4WD vehicle allows you to get to remote rural sites that sightseeing bus tours can’t access. Along the way, enjoy stops at Sao Vicente, Santana, and Porto da Cruz, with lots of great photo opportunities—including forests, sea cliffs, a rum factory, old terraces, and traditional villages.

Get back to nature on a day trip to the eastern side of Madeira. Take a convertible 4x4 vehicle past small villages and forests to key landmarks such as the human-looking Eagle Rock, a sugar cane and rum factory in Porta da Cruz, and the traditional village of Santana. Enjoy an authentic Portuguese lunch before heading to one of the highest points on the island for beautiful panoramic views.

At 355 meters above the sea level you will have the first stop, at Pico dos Barcelos viewpoint, overlooking the beautiful and panoramic Funchal town. We drive towards the center of Madeira where you will find Curral das Freiras (Nun's Valley) surrounded by tremendous mountains. Curral das Freiras was previously used at the 15th century, as a refuge for the nuns of the Convent of Santa Clara. Before we reach the top mountain Pico do Arreiro, the 3rd highest peak, we will pass at Miradouro do Paredão with a spendid view to Curral das Freiras, and this area was subjectes to intensive reforestation works.