Top Madeira Bus Tours - page 10

Whether you're arriving by cruise ship or staying at a hotel, join us for an unforgettable off-road journey to Pico do Areeiro! Rise above the clouds at 1,818m on Madeira's 3rd highest peak with breathtaking views of the entire island Explore the ancient UNESCO Laurisilva forest at Ribeiro Frio and Portela - a magical world of unique wildlife and plants Visit a genuine 240-year-old Santana house and enjoy delicious traditional Madeiran lunch Capture stunning photos along the dramatic north coast at Faial and Porto da Cruz Go OFF-ROAD on hidden back roads through Funchal's hills for secret viewpoints

Book this tour to explore the beauty of Madeira Island, with a stop at Santana to see the traditional thatched houses, the Fortress of Faial, and much more. All the details and logistics will be organized by your driver/guide, including pickup and drop-off at the cruise terminal and hotels. Lunch will also be served, so you won’t have to organize that separately.

Discover the best that the southwest of Madeira has to offer as you embark on a tour in an open-roof 4x4. Join a small group and drive through sugarcane fields, banana plantations, and Madeiran villages. Stop at lookout points along the way and learn more about the island’s history, culture, and gastronomy from your tour guide.

Spend a day immersed in Madeira’s lush forests on this hike through the Alecrim Levada. Join a small group and hike to Vento Lake, which is fed by several waterfalls. Then walk along the Alecrim Levadas, man-made channels used to transport water to various parts of the island, and explore the valley.

Set off from Sao Vicente on a full-day adventure with hotel pickup from Funchal and Caniço center to uncover charming hillside villages, mountain views, vineyards, and local food spots. Riding in a 4WD vehicle gives you access to places that bus tours can’t easily reach, including rural spots deep in the countryside. Highlights along the way include Sao Jorge’s traditional houses, the fishing village of Canical, Santana’s viewpoints, and a local rum factory.

Starting with the fiels cultivated at Ribeira da Alforra, you will find a wide variety of vegetables, fruits and banana plants. Then one of the highlights of this tour, walk on the skywalk glass floor at Cabo Girão sea cliff . Great scenery from this viewpoint at 580 meters high. Then off the beaten tracks passing at the forest to the viewpoints Boca da Corrida and Boca dos Namorados, with a stunning view over Curral das Freiras, Eira do Serrado, the central massif peaks of Madeira. On the way back, we will pass at the grapes cultivation Estreito Camara de Lobos and Camara de Lobos with small colourful boats and was inspiration for Winston Churchill´s paintings.

This is a relaxing walk along one of the beautiful levadas on the neighbourhoods of Funchal, mixture of sea and mountains views is going to delight you. You will observe spectacular views over the village of Camacha. Throughout the walk we will have the opportunity to see the cultivated fields and learn more about Madeiras´ traditions and agriculture.

Explore Madeira Island’s impressive Levada do Rei hiking trail on this adventurous walking tour. After a helpful pickup at your Maderia hotel, follow your guide through Madeira’s island wilderness and enjoy uninterrupted views over the spectacular natural scenery. With park admission fees and refreshments included, discover attractions including São Jorge, and take in the forests, lagoons, and waterfalls for which Madeira is famous.

Discover Madeira’s western landscapes on a private full-day 4x4 Jeep tour through coastal villages, mountain scenery, and volcanic terrain. Explore Câmara de Lobos, take in sweeping views from the Cabo Girão Skywalk, and swim in the volcanic natural pools of Porto Moniz before stopping at a local bar to taste traditional poncha. With a private guide and flexible pace, the journey brings together some of western Madeira’s most distinctive scenery and flavors.

Experience an unforgettable experience on Madeira Island and discover its natural and cultural beauty on our guided tours. Known for its stunning landscapes, majestic mountains and lush flora, Madeira is a true traveler’s paradise. Our guides share fascinating stories about the rich local culture and traditions that make the island unique. You’ll have the chance to interact with locals, taste typical delicacies such as bolo do caco and Madeira wine. Every moment is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the essence of Madeira and create lasting memories.

You can explore the Madeira Island in a very unusual and active way by Land Rover 4x4. You`ll see breathtaking views, visit hidden places which you can`t reach by yourself and collect memories you never forget. You will come back to experience our tours again! In this Madeira Jeep Private Tour we have a little bit of everything as the Land Rover is reserved only for you (not-shared). You can see the Mountains, Cliffs, Sea and Laurissilva Forest (East part of island). The tours are personalized you can choose some places that you like to visit and we are flexible to changed the tour route to find places where the weather is better and sun is shining. We will take you on the best adventure with a Land Rover in Madeira Island! The Tour is provided in English, French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese.

There’s so much to see in Madeira’s Nuns Valley—from endemic flora, to panoramic viewpoints, and a fishing village where Winston Churchill used to relax and paint. Rather than hiring a car and spending hours planning an itinerary, go on this half-day trip instead. As you travel, listen to theories about how the Nuns Valley was formed, and visit picturesque and isolated villages that are off the usual tourist trail.

When your cruise ship reaches port in Funchal, discover the diverse flavors and beautiful landscapes of Madeira on this private shore excursion. Mingle with the locals and browse fresh produce at Madeira’s food markets, and admire spectacular island views from the Eira Do Serrado. With transportation included on your tour, visit the small fishing village of Camara de Lobos and sample locally made wine at Madeira’s largest winery.

This trail begins in the Machico valley in the southeast part of the island and consists of a flat course of about 6.5 km, with an easy degree of difficulty. Also known as the Vale das Mimosas, you can admire magnificent views of the Machico Valley (where Portuguese navigators landed for the first time) and the Desertas Islands. Along this trail you can observe agricultural fields, where vegetables and fruit are grown by the local population and enjoy some of the exotic flowers along the way.

This is undoubtedly one of the must do not miss, a magnificent route through the Laurissilva of Madeira, where it is possible to appreciate the unique vegetation of this natural heritage. The first part of the course is composed of a mixture of endemic vegetation and vegetation introduced after the discovery of the Island. Here several perspectives of the village and of the village appear in the distance. In the second part, the route enters the interior of the Island, which still remains as at the time of discovery, more than five centuries. On this path you will find the flora, natural and native fauna of Madeira. If you think you have reached the end of levada, continue walking. Explore the forest and discover the superb view that this secluded spot has yet to offer you. Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful routes of the Island of Madeira.

The first stop is at the Pico dos Barcelos viewpoint. Here you can see the landscape over Funchal Bay and the mountains. Then we go up to Eira do Serrado (1053 meters high) where there is a panorama over the parish of Curral das Freiras. Access to the viewpoint is via a footpath. After visiting this point, we left for Monte known for its gardens and the Church of Nossa Senhora do Monte.

Skip the hassle of renting a car in Madeira with this private tour that handles driving and navigation. Escape crowded tourist spots and cruise ancient roads, lush forests, and vast countryside. Enjoy stunning views from your seat or the vehicle’s expansive panoramic roof. Feel free to ask your driver to stop whenever you’d like to snap photos or take a break.

Experience one of Madeira’s most iconic coastal trails, where dramatic cliffs meet the endless Atlantic Ocean. The trail offers breathtaking panoramic views and photo opportunities that are hard to find anywhere else on the island. Walk at your own pace on a self-guided adventure, giving you the freedom to pause, take in the scenery, and fully immerse yourself in nature. Unlike guided tours, this hike lets you personalize your experience at your own pace. This trail is rarely crowded, allowing for a peaceful journey through lush vegetation, unique rock formations, and the historic paths that connect Machico to Porto da Cruz. We provide seamless support with hotel transfers, trail briefings, and safety guidance, making it easy to enjoy this adventure without worrying about logistics or transport. Perfect for both casual walkers and nature enthusiasts, the Vereda do Larano combines adventure, tranquility, and spectacular scenery in a way that few other hikes on Madeira can match.

This is a great choice for travelers who want to explore west Madeira in their own time. Avoid overcrowded bus tours, and travel comfortably between sites in a private, air-conditioned vehicle. See Porto Moniz natural swimming pools, Chao da Ribeira farmers village, Poncha da Serra de Agua, and much more. There’s no need to bring food with you as a picnic and drinks are included.

Without insider knowledge, it can be tricky to know where to find a great sunrise spot in Madeira that doesn't attract huge crowds. Instead of putting in hours of research time, head off on a tour with a private guide to take you to a special spot, away from the masses. Visit Pico do Arieiro viewpoint and see spectacular panoramic views of Madeira’s mountain landscape, while sipping complimentary coffee or tea.

Experience the perfect contrast of Madeira's breathtaking landscapes on this full-day tour through the island's northwest. Begin with a one-hour visit to the mystical Fanal Forest, part of the UNESCO-listed Laurissilva Forest, where ancient laurel trees create a magical atmosphere. Continue to Porto Moniz, where you'll enjoy approximately two and a half hours of free time to swim in the famous natural volcanic pools, have lunch, explore the village, or simply relax by the Atlantic Ocean. End your journey at Seixal's stunning black sand beach, one of Madeira's most beautiful coastal spots, with one hour to swim, unwind, or capture unforgettable photos. Combining lush forests, volcanic landscapes, dramatic coastlines, and crystal-clear waters, this tour is perfect for nature lovers, photographers, couples, families, and anyone looking to experience the best of Madeira in one unforgettable day.

What makes this experience truly stand out is the way it combines the full diversity of Madeira into one carefully designed. Rather than following a standard itinerary, this tour is built around real local knowledge, allowing travelers to discover hidden viewpoints, less crowded stops, and authentic locations across the island — from the eastern cliffs to the wild north coast and the volcanic landscapes of the west. The experience is also designed to feel personal and unhurried, with time to enjoy each stop, take photos, and truly connect with the surroundings. From waterfalls flowing over coastal roads to natural pools, mountain plateaus, and traditional villages, every moment is selected to create a memorable and varied day. Finally, the tour ends in Câmara de Lobos, offering a relaxed and authentic atmosphere to close the experience — a perfect balance between exploration, scenery, and local culture.

Discover the rugged mountain landscape of eastern Madeira on a full-day, small-group tour from Funchal for your group of up to 8 people. Travel in the comfort of a climate-controlled vehicle as you look down at the clouds from the summit of Pico do Arieiro, Madeira’s third-highest peak, see traditional thatch architecture in the seaside community of Santana, then take in the views along the coast from the Penha d’Aguia. Throughout the day, enjoy the personal service of a private driver, with pickup and drop-off at Funchal hotels included.

"Ribeiro Bonito" (Beautiful River) is the name given to the torrential stream that feeds the Levada do Rei. This enchanting walk along the "King´s Levada" leads through a fairly pristine laurel forest (world heritahe by UNESCO since 1999) penetrating deep into the delightful valley of the Ribeiro Bonito. This amazing hike take place in the north of Madeira Island.