Top Funchal Wine, Beer & Spirits

Expand your knowledge of Madeiran wine and enjoy a special opportunity to meet a wine producer on this small-group tour. Avoid the hassle of booking a taxi, as transportation is included. Upon arrival, enjoy a guided vineyard tour, then learn about the secrets of local wine production as you taste wine and tapas. Before the tour ends, the trip factors in visits to Cabo Girão, and Camara De Lobos.

Bask in the sun and sea of Madeira, one of the world’s tallest oceanside cliffs, on this catamaran excursion from the Funchal Marina. After boarding, find a nice spot on the deck or one of the four trampoline nets for spotting whales and dolphins. Your crew highlights landmarks and wildlife plus you have a choice of a morning or afternoon departure time.

Enjoy Madeira’s natural beauty and renowned wine on a half-day off-road adventure. After a convenient hotel pickup in Funchal or Caniço, travel by 4x4 to picturesque sites like the soaring cliffs of Cabo Girão and the vineyards of Sao Vicente. Learn about local wine customs and production from a local winemaker, and sample white, red, and rosé varieties.

The Madeira Islands are renowned for their Madeira fortified wine and this full-day tasting tour from Funchal is the ideal introduction. Explore the vineyards of Câmara de Lobos, Porto Moniz, and São Vicente; enjoy winery tours, cellar visits, and guided wine tastings; and tuck into a delicious Madeiran lunch at a traditional restaurant.

The tour begins with a scenic 30-minute drive from Funchal to São Vicente, a village on Madeira’s northern coast. Upon arrival at one of the island’s largest vineyards, guests are welcomed by local guides who lead a 30min tour, explaining the estate’s exclusive wine production process from grape selection to winemaking techniques. The vineyard tour offers panoramic views of Madeira’s landscape with insights into the unique grape varieties and cultivation methods used on the estate. After the vineyard tour, guests head to the tasting room for a traditional regional lunch. The main dish, Madeira espetada, beef skewered on a bay tree branch, is served alongside six wines from the estate, including refreshing whites, aromatic rosés, and full-bodied reds. Afterwards, is served a homemade passion fruit dessert paired with a glass of Madeira wine, creating a memorable end to the culinary experience. After lunch, guests can relax and enjoy the estate’s stunning views before departure.

Set off into Madeira’s wild side! Leave the city behind and head west toward the breathtaking Cabo Girão, one of the highest sea cliffs in Europe. Continue into the lush valley of Serra d’Água, a peaceful gateway to Madeira’s interior. Cross the valley and ascend to the impressive Encumeada Pass, at 1,000 meters above sea level. Enjoy panoramic view of both the North and South coasts, as well as the valleys of Ribeira Brava and São Vicente. Descent through UNESCO’s Laurissilva Forest, the largest surviving laurel forest in the world. In the charming village of Lameiros, switch to an exciting off-road adventure in an open-roof Land Rover, exploring hidden trails, rich flora, and unique wildlife. Finally, step off the beaten track and make your way to the island’s northern vineyards, where you’ll enjoy a distinctive tasting of Madeira table wines paired with traditional local tapas, an unforgettable and flavorful ending to this immersive island journey.

Experience an hour levada walk and local flavors on a Cider tasting in Camacha town! The trip combines a fantastic walk in the forest, cider tasting and lunch in one of the few orchards in Camacha. You start the tour with a fantastic one hour walk along the enchanting "levadas", irrigation channels built hundreds of years ago. The walk alone is an experience in itself and you can enjoy a pleasant walk in the forest and across the village where apples are grown. Camacha Sideri produces some of the finest cider available in Madeira. You will learn more about how traditional cider is made and you will get 3 tastings, followed by the most delicious lunch served in the restaurant of the estate. Apparently Madeira has been producing Cider for more than 500 years. The juice and cider producer has won a number of awards, both nationally and internationally, because so far no one has ever produced cider this quality in Madeira before.

When visiting Madeira, you can have an unforgettable experience by starting your day with a visit to a charming vineyard. Enjoy a delightful wine tasting featuring a selection of six different wines paired with tapas, cheese, and chorizo for a perfect blend of flavors. After savoring the local produce, embark on a thrilling 4x4 open-top jeep adventure through the lush forests and breathtaking landscapes, immersing yourself in the natural beauty of the island. Your journey will culminate with a visit to the iconic Cabo Girão, providing you with awe-inspiring panoramic views from its stunning cliff viewpoint. This unforgettable experience combines the best of Madeira's local table wine and natural wonders for a day filled with excitement and beauty.

Experience the ultimate Madeira adventure combining breathtaking landscapes, exhilarating off-road driving, and the finest wines from Quinta do Barbusano. Your journey begins with a seamless hotel pickup in Funchal or Caniço, where you'll step into a comfortable 4x4 vehicle ready to transport you to a world of awe-inspiring beauty and exceptional wine. Prepare for a truly captivating experience as you reach the soaring cliffs of Cabo Girão, one of the most dramatic sea cliffs in Europe. Stand at the edge of this colossal marvel, gazing down at the azure blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean far below. The views from this vantage point are simply breathtaking, leaving an indelible imprint on your memory.

Experience Madeira's centuries-old wine culture on this full-day tour that combines wine, food, and natural landscapes. Visit a local vineyard and cellar and work your way through six varieties of wine without worrying about taking the wheel afterwards. Take a cable car to Faja dos Padres—an isolated beach accessible only by sea or cable car. Recharge with a local lunch of regional ingredients and finish in a modern wine lodge with tastings of five fortified Madeira wines.

Taste your way around Madeira on this small-group food and walking tour. You won’t have to worry about language barriers as you’ll have a guide to translate and order for you. Save time researching and planning your trip by having a guide to show you around. Make the most of your day by visiting multiple places and tasting local specialties. All food and drink is included.

Join us and have a true Madeiran experience! In this tour we'll take you to some of the most iconic taverns where we can try some of our most traditional drinks that madeirans themselves love to share with their friends and families.

Skip tourist restaurant meals on this private walking food tour of Funchal, Madeira's capital. Begin in historic Zona Velha with its old merchant houses and cobbled lanes, then visit La Vie Funchal Shopping Center to taste some of the island's best pastel de nata. Your itinerary is tailored to your preferences for a personalized experience lasting about 2.5 hours.

Discover some of Madeira's most popular landmarks on a full-day tour in a 4x4 vehicle. Join a small group in Funchal and head to the north of the island, to sample wines from a local producer and enjoy a tour of the vineyard. Then, visit Girao Cape for stunning views of the Atlantic before heading on a boat tour to search for dolphins. Enjoy convenient hotel pickup included in your tour.

Discover the winemaking traditions of Madeira and some of the island’s top highlights on this full-day wine tour. Join a private guide and visit vineyards built on cultivated terraces to learn about the famous fortified Madeira wine as well as table wines made on the island. Your tour also visits the Girao Cape viewpoint and the Seixal natural pools for a quick dip.

Madeira's famed vineyards and clifftop views sit on steep, winding roads that rattle most rental cars. Leave the mountain driving to your guide on this comprehensive island tour in an open-top 4WD. Ride to the Cabo Girao Skywalk, one of Europe's highest sea cliffs, then continue to Quinta do Barbusano vineyard to taste six table wines paired with local snacks (own expense).

Experience the ultimate adventure for wine enthusiasts on the idyllic island of Madeira with our trusted agency and our exhilarating "Wine Safari". With 23 years of experience in the tourism area, we have crafted a journey that combines breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural experiences, and the finest wines that Madeira has to offer. Indulge your senses with a delightful tasting experience at Quinta do Barbusano. Sample six exquisite table wines carefully selected to showcase the island's flavorful offerings. The grand finale awaits at Cabo Girão, where one of the world's highest skywalks stands tall at an impressive 580 meters. As you walk on the suspended glass platform, be prepared to be mesmerized by unparalleled panoramic views of the dramatic cliffs and sparkling ocean below. This unforgettable experience is the perfect ending to an adventure that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for Madeira's natural beauty and its world-class wines.

Madeira Island’s western shores are home to natural sea pools, traditional fishing villages, and more, but reaching the top sites requires local knowledge. On this group tour, travel from your hotel (select areas) via air-conditioned minibus and reach the sites with ease. Hit sites of interest, including Camara de Lobos, Porto Moniz natural pools, and the Ribeira Brava. The tour is available in English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish.

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.

The island of Madeira is steeped in rich traditions, culture, and history, providing a unique backdrop for a wine tasting experience. The 6 wine tasting with tapas, cheese, and chorizo provides a delightful exploration of local flavors that have been carefully cultivated over the years. São Vicente and Serra de Água village showcase the island's culture and history, offering a glimpse into its past and present. As you traverse through the open top 4x4 jeep experience, you will be immersed in the stunning natural beauty of the forest, with picturesque views overlooking the vineyards. Finally, the breathtaking Cabo Girão, standing at 580 meters, offers a panoramic vista that encapsulates the island's beauty. This experience combines the best of Madeira's traditions, culture, and history with its magnificent natural landscapes, creating an unforgettable journey for wine and nature enthusiasts alike.

Madeira has an abundance of fantastic wineries but trying wines then having to book taxi transfers between sites can be a hassle. Eliminate the stress on this half-day private wine-tasting tour instead. After a pickup, visit a family-run winery that dates back nearly 200 years to learn about the wine-making process and try several wines. Also, visit beautiful local scenery such as Rancho viewpoint for great photo opportunities.

Check out the center of Madeira Island, where you'll find the Valley of the Nuns. This is a half day small group tour, that runs twice weekly at 9:30am. You’ll stop at Miradouro Pico Dos Barcelos for a wonderful view of Funchal, and later at Eira do Serrado viewpoint for some gorgeous surrounding nature. You'll then spend time in the Valley of the Nuns with layers of white clouds among the mountain peaks.

Go off the main tourist routes on this half-day guided tour of Madeira in an open-top jeep. In a small group, travel off road and into the island's natural beauty. See mountains, the traditional fishing village of Câmara de Lobos ("the sea wolves' lair"), and ascend 3,280 feet (1,000 meters) for a view across Nun's Valley that not many visitors see. Toast the day with a freshly made poncha (traditional alcoholic beverage).