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This East Island Tour combines stunning landscapes, local culture, and authentic Madeira traditions. Along the way, you’ll visit iconic places such as Ribeiro Frio, Santana, and Ponta de São Lourenço, accompanied by an experienced local guide who will share insights about the island’s history and nature. During the tour, there will be small tastings of local products, including a sample of rum, coffee liqueur, and traditional Madeira biscuits (broas). Each stop is carefully selected to offer beautiful views, relaxed moments, and an authentic experience of Madeira’s east coast, all in a comfortable and enjoyable way.

With dense forests, sweeping beaches, and spectacular natural scenery, Madeira is widely considered the jewel in Portugal’s crown—but the rugged terrain can make exploring a challenge. On this flexible private tour, step off the tourist trail and explore Madeira’s wilderness at your own pace. With your guide at the wheel of your powerful 4x4 vehicle, reach corners of Madeira many visitors miss.

Come with us and admire a 150-year-old lighthouse, the oldest in Madeira Archipelago. You'll also be able to see Ilhéu do Desembarcadouro, the North Coast and its beautiful caves and calm bays as well as several species of animals and plants that can only be found here.

The Ponta de São Lourenço nature reserve, a headland with hiking trails and protected bird habitats, lies on the easternmost tip of Madeira Island about 40 minutes from Funchal by car. With this small-group tour, let someone else take care of driving to São Lourenço, and explore the peninsula’s hiking trails with a guide, who gives insights into local history, the seaside scenery, and the seabirds living in the area.

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.

Experience the pristine laurel-blanketed hills of Madeira far from the crowds with this guided walk along the “levadas” (waterways) of the UNESCO-listed Laurissilva Forest. Reach the trailhead via air-conditioned transportation and follow a panoramic trail with your guide for about 7 miles (11 km), pausing along the way to take in views of the peaks and coastline. Snap photos and savor the quiet countryside before the return transfer back to Funchal.

Discover one of Madeira’s most authentic walks in the late afternoon, in a small private group (1-4 people), away from the crowds and in total connection with nature. Along the way, we will walk through the historic Levadas do Moinho and Levada Nova, where you will have the opportunity to contemplate the beautiful Levada Nova waterfall and cross a tunnel excavated in the rock, originally built for the transportation of water. During the experience, I will share stories and curiosities about these levadas, the endemic flora, the surrounding valleys and landscapes, as well as the agricultural basins that have shaped this region for centuries. The walk ends in the charming Ponta do Sol harbour, with the possibility to dine at sunset, in a simply unforgettable setting. Guide: Paul Jesus Natural and resident in Ponta do Sol ️ Mountain Guide certified by Tourism of Portugal An authentic, quiet and memorable experience perfect for those who want to feel Madeira genuinely.

Explore one of Madeira’s most popular hikes, the 25 Water Springs Walk, on this full-day tour. Join a small group in the Rabaçal Valley for the hike that winds through the lush forest. See the Risco Waterfall, observe the local flora and fauna, and conclude at the 25 Fontes lagoon that is surrounded by vines and greenery.

Embark on an unforgettable journey from Funchal to Cabo Girão, one of the highest sea cliffs in the world at 580 meters. As we continue to São Vicente, prepare to enjoy an off-road experience with breathtaking scenery over the northern part of the island with its traditional terraced landscapes that showcase the natural beauty of Madeira.Next, visit the sustainable bee honey museum and discover the fascinating process and benefits of the production of organic beekeeping, while enjoying the local honey sweet treat. It's an opportunity to connect with nature and support local sustainability.Then we go to the heart of Madeira's wine region, where you'll be guided across the vineyards, learning about the rich history, culture and typical production techniques. Later, you will taste a selection of one rose, three whites, and two red wines with Portuguese cheese and chorizo. Inspired by the harmony of nature and the local wine, this perfect tour is tailor-made for Nature and Wine lovers.

Discover the best of eastern Madeira, all in one day—and discover a wide range of natural, historical, and cultural attractions—on this private tour. Following morning pickup from your Funchal area accommodation, travel in a comfortable vehicle to the Pico do Arieiro (the island’s third-highest mountain), UNESCO-listed Laurisilva forests, and the island’s traditional A-frame houses. You can also choose to visit historical villages, scenic viewpoints, and more.

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.

The Sao Vicente Caves from Funchal are more than 30 minutes away. Avoid the hassle of renting a car and driving yourself with this northeast Portugal tour. Along with a guaranteed visit to the Sao Vicente Caves, you’ll stop by Ponta Delgada, Santana, and Ponta de São Lourenço. Funchal hotel pickup and drop-off are included for an extra convenience.

Explore the most charming side of Madeira with an exclusive tour of the island’s eastern and southern coast. This tour combines stunning landscapes, picturesque villages and authentic experiences, all with comfort, tranquility and a local touch that will make all the difference. What makes this tour special? Private groups for a more personalized experience. Local guide passionate about the island, who shares secrets and unique stories. Parages thought out to the detail, with time to relax, explore and take amazing photos. Possibility to adapt the route to your preferences. Ideal for those looking for: Contact with nature without demanding physical effort Unforgettable photographic moments Get to know the culture and authenticity of Madeira beyond the common sights Book your seat now and discover the best of Madeira at your own pace!

Explore the gorgeous Madeira vineyards on this half-day small-group hike around the Rota do Vinho. This is an easy walk, so all levels of hikers are welcome. Your guide shows you the best walk in Estreito de Camara do Lobos. Walk through the vineyards and hear about the production of world-famous madeira wine, too.

The Levada dos Maroços takes you along the valley of Machico, the first city to be discovered in 1419 by Tristão Vaz Teixeira and João Gonçalves Zarco. Discover the fantastic views over the city of Machico and get to know the famous "Poios Madeirenses" (agricultural terraces). You may be lucky enough to taste some of the fresh fruit that some farmers sell along the Levada.

Discover our half-day private tour in our unique Suzuki, the only one offering tours in Madeira. We start stopping at Terreiro da Luta to admire peaceful panoramic views over Funchal. Next, we visit the Ecological Park Interpretation Center, where you can explore a small nature museum and enjoy a short guided walk around the upper mountain streams that flow down to the city. It’s a quiet, educational and photogenic stop. We continue to Pico do Arieiro (1,810 m), Madeira’s third-highest peak, where you’ll have time to explore its dramatic volcanic landscapes. You may also spot rare birds such as the Zino’s Petrel. On our descent, we pass through Camacha, the birthplace of football in Portugal, and visit a nearby section of the Levada da Serra to learn how Madeira’s water channels work — no hiking required. Our eco-friendly route avoids crowds and offers flexibility: we adapt timings and small detours to your interests, ensuring always a private experience.

Get active in Madeira and try out the exhilarating sport of canyoning—where you jump, swim, and rappel down a mountainous watercourse that showcases spectacular scenery such as waterfalls. No need to worry if it’s your first time trying out canyoning—a minimum of two professional guides accompany your small group, and this fun experience is ideal for beginners.

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.

Don’t worry about getting lost in the vast outdoor landscape of Mimosa Valley. Save yourself the hassle of following a map and go on this guided tour instead. The route showcases the Levada dos Maroços—also known as the Mimosa Valley—with plenty of scenic views along the way, and a glimpse into local agricultural life too.

With this outdoor adventure, you can easily access the Laurissilva forest of Santana, without the worry of getting lost. To make the day as hassle-free as possible, your tour begins with pickup directly from your hotel. Travel to the start point in Ribeiro Frio, then soak up the incredible views as a guide takes you through the forest, with a return transfer to your hotel at the end.

This walk follows along the ridge of cliffs on the northeast part of Madeira. Stunning views over the sea and the north coast will provide for memorable moments and amazing photos. Here you will have a perspective of the exuberant beauty of the Northeast coast, where the contrast between land and ocean make this an unforgettable landscape.

With this hiking tour, there’s no need for maps as a guide leads the way and takes you on a scenic route along the Rosemary Levada (also known as the Levada do Alecrim). Choosing to go hiking with a guide has the benefit of being able to learn about the local landscape as you walk. You can also get a shortcut to scenic locations, such as the 25 Fountains, and the Da Beja Lagoon.

Sample some of the local wine, you will see huge barrels in the glass-fronted modern wine lodge, Visit funchal market with all its colors and Different smells. At the end of tour head to monte to the tobbogan ride ( included in the price), enjoy the gardens and the view of Funchal City,

Go hiking in the mountains of Madeira with this full-day, small-group excursion. Get picked up at the address of your choice or a meeting point in Funchal City and admire views during transport to the starting point. Begin the adventure at Pico do Areeiro and set out to hike to the highest point in Madeira, Pico Ruivo. Admire panoramic views over Madeira and learn about local nature from your guide.