Top Madeira Full-day Tours - page 4

Head beyond Funchal city limits, and explore some of Madeira’s most dramatic scenery, on this full-day Jeep tour. Depart from your hotel, and travel with just a small group for company. You’ll head to the Pico do Arieiro (Madeira’s third-highest peak), will explore the island’s UNESCO-listed Laurissilva Forest, will tour the Village de Santana (known for its traditional straw dwellings), enjoy seaside views from the Ponta de São Lourenço, and more.

Sunrise is always a magical moment! We have chosen one of the most beautiful places to watch the birth of the star king! Then there's nothing better than taking a walk along one of the most beautiful trails on the island.

This is a shore excursion with pick up / drop off at the cruise terminal, and lunch included. Discover the Northeast as a Madeiran, meet the local villages, some of them where they "stopped in time" with their own tiny shops / coffee's, water mill, traditional houses with thatched roof, rum factory, and off road experience taking you to amazing viewpoints. This tour taked nearly 8-hours, having a great time with our multilanguage guide, learning about the locations that you will pass, fauna, flora, history, culture, gastronomy, etc. This experience / tour will be in a open top 4x4 vehicle, taking you thru the native forest, passing at the old roads, farmers & off road tracks. Great landscapes, sea cliffs, valleys of incredibly beauty that are supported by old terraces hand built centuries ago, built on the foundation of love, sweat and tears. A great memory, a great experience with a lot of history will make this a unique experience in Madeira.

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.

Begin your day watching the sunrise over the clouds and mountains on this early morning adventure from Funchal. Join a small group and head to the summit of Arieiro, Madeira’s third highest peak, to watch the sky change from night to day. After, enjoy a “levada” walk through the lush forests before the crowds set in.

There’s so much to discover in northeast Madeira—such as panoramic viewpoints, seaside villages, and baroque architecture—and with this tour, you can save hours of research time as a full itinerary is planned out for you. Visit a sugarcane factory in Porto da Cruz, the village of Ponta Delgada, Pico do Facho viewpoint, and Santa Cruz—with plenty of great photo opportunities along the way.

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.

On this full-day private tour, you’ll cover the highlights of western Madeira. Visit the small fishing village once favored by Winston Churchill, admire sky-high views from the top of Europe’s second-tallest sea cliff, get a first-hand peek of the island’s most famous waterfall, and explore the picturesque towns of Sao Vicente and Ribeira Brava. Travel at your own pace in a chauffeured car, with hotel or port transfers 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.

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 the beautiful Portuguese island of Madeira on this full-day Jeep tour from Santana. Take in the beautiful scenery and panoramic views of the forest, sea cliffs, and local villages. Enjoy a delicious Madeiran lunch before heading to a rum factory to sample some of the local spirits. Soak up the nature and beautiful views on this fun safari tour.

Ideal for travelers short on time, this tour covers many of the highlights of southern Madeira in a full day of sightseeing from Funchal. Visit the beachside village of Ponta Do Sol, a banana plantation at Madalena do Mar, an ecological farm and tea house, the Ponta do Pargo lighthouse and viewpoint, and other highlights from Funchal to Ponta do Pargo on the west side of the island.

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.

Though Madeira may seem small, this Atlantic island packs a punch. Discover the western part of the island on a full-day, small-group excursion and make the most of your time. Stop at key landmarks like Girao Cape, the Camara de Lobos village, the Porto Moniz natural pools, and the St. Vincent town. This tour is a great way to get a comprehensive overview of Madeira and explore its top landmarks.

Explore Portugal’s Madeira region on this 8-hour tour from Funchal, including round-trip transport. In Calheta village, visit a sugar cane factory to find out more about how the sugar is made. Then go to a mini farm in Prazeres, and see many of the animals, and enjoy views of the countryside. Before your tour comes to an end, also make a stop at Estreito de Câmara de Lobos.

Experience the stunning natural landscapes of Madeira on this full-day hiking adventure. Accompanied by a local guide, set out on a thrilling 7.5-mile (12-kilometer) trek around Larano Mountain and enjoy spectacular views along the coast, including the São Lourenço peninsula and Porto Santo Island.

Reach parts of Madeira that standard vehicles can't access on this off-road 4WD adventure. Travel through the UNESCO-listed Laurisilva Forest, cross Paul da Serra, visit Fanal, Porto Moniz, and Seixal, and stop for waterfalls, volcanic beaches, and sweeping ocean views along the way. Exploring by Jeep lets you experience the island's rugged landscapes beyond the usual tourist routes.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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).

Embark on an exciting adventure across the northwest of Madeira in a 4x4 jeep guided by a local expert. Discover the natural wonders of the region as you immerse yourself in the island’s rich culture and history. Explore the famous natural pools of Porto Moniz, formed by volcanic lava and bathed by the crystal clear waters of the Atlantic. Taste local cuisine and try the traditional Madeirese poncha. Tour a 25-minute stretch of the iconic levadas, the ingenious irrigation system that serpents over more than 2200 km from the island. These trails offer stunning views of the landscape and a glimpse of the engineering that sustains Madeira’s agriculture and energy production. Finally, marvel at the mystical Fanal Forest, part of Laurissilva classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Observe centuries-old trees and endemic species in this unique ecosystem, where fog creates a truly charming atmosphere.

Leave all of the planning to someone else and enjoy yourself in Madeira with this tour through ancient forests. Begin with hotel pickup and journey through eucalyptus and mimosa forests. Ascend Pico do Arieiro mountain, then descend to Ribeiro Frio and stop at a trout hatchery. Take a leisurely stroll through the trees and visit the Santana UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Lunch is not included.