Top Madeira Plantation Tours

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.

Your journey begins in direction to the warmer and sunny side of Madeira. Throughout the tour, cherish the small-group setting, cultivating a sense of intimacy and allowing for personalized attention from your knowledgeable guide. The open-top 4x4 jeep provides unobstructed views of the incredible landscapes, immersing you in the beauty of Madeira's southwest. With no crowds, savor each moment and create cherished memories in this pristine corner of the island. Prepare for an unforgettable excursion where you'll witness stunning scenery, engage in cultural experiences, and tantalize your taste buds. This small-group, open top 4x4 jeep adventure in Madeira's southwest ensures a unique and immersive journey, free from the hustle and bustle of tourist crowds. Admire the terraced gardens that cascade down the cliffs, picturesque village, traditional stone houses, local rum and gin distillery, banana plantation, panoramic coastal views, inspiring Ponta do Pargo and lighthouse

Escape the crowds and visit a unique corner of Madeira with this tour of Fajã dos Padres. Hop on the cable car from Quinta Grande to reach this fertile stretch of coast, once a Jesuit outpost and now an organic farm producing subtropical fruit and grapes for Madeira’s wine. Stroll through the orchards while learning about the area’s history and stop to relax on the beach or dine in the farm-to-table restaurant.

Explore the Nun’s Valley on this private tour, where you can go at your own pace and learn all about the area from your guide. You’ll be collected from your hotel or the port in Funchal or Canico, then taken to see Nuns Valley. This tour lasts 4-5 hours and is available on Mon and Fri at 2:00pm. Get your cameras ready for some incredible views.

Discover the eastern landscapes of Madeira with ease on an 8-hour tour from Funchal, ideal for lovers of natural landscapes. Ascend to Pico de Arieiro, Madeira’s third-highest peak, and admire the famous Laurissilva Forest, which dates back to prehistoric times. Plus, you’ll enjoy lunch in the colorful town of Santana, visit Machico, and admire panoramic views from Ponta de São Lourenço. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Funchal are included.

This tour takes you to one of Madeira's most important walking trails—Levada do Norte. Starting in Cabo Girão, the route showcases spectacular views of the valley of Quinta Grande, and Campanário. Going on a guided tour means there’s no need to worry about getting lost, and a guide enriches your walk with commentary about Madeira’s highlights as you stroll past fields, plantations, and beautiful viewpoints.

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.

The Valley of the Nuns (Curral da Freiras) might be one of the coolest places you can visit in all of Portugal—and this tour makes it easy to explore the area. Not only is it a village built on the crater of an extinct volcano, but it was once a place where nuns would hide when pirates attacked the city of Funchal. Plus, during this tour, you’ll stop by the fishing village, Câmara de Lobos, and try a traditional Madeira drink.

Avoid the hassle of organizing car hire and let someone else do the driving instead on this day tour of Madeira’s western highlights. As you ride between sights, enjoy commentary about the island’s culture, history, and traditions. The trip showcases small towns, viewpoints, such as Girao Cape, and spectacular nature spots, such as Porto Moniz natural swimming pools.

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.

Funchal’s waters are home to whales and dolphins—and this luxurious catamaran tour offers the best way to spot them. Head to Funchal’s marina and hop aboard your vessel, where you’ll enjoy Champagne, cocktails, soft drinks, and snacks like local bread and cheese. Indulge as you look out for whales and dolphins. Then, if you wish, enjoy a swimming and snorkeling break at Cabo Girao before returning to shore.

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.

Enjoy a more immersive and active way to explore Madeira—and discover a side of the island many other visitors miss—on this private, half-day kayaking tour. Enjoy a scenic paddle from Garajau Partial Nature Reserve, home to a variety of protected marine species; discover picturesque beaches; and even snorkel through crystal-clear waters to spot Madeira’s native marine life.

Spend a day exploring the dramatic sea cliffs, islands and traditional villages of Madeira’s east coast on this full-day small-group tour, with a maximum of 8 people. Enjoy magnificent views of Ribeiro Frio, Pico do Arieiro and Laurissilva forest; discover the crafts-making heritage of Camacha village; and snap photos of the thatched triangular houses in Santana village. After a scenic walk along the levadas (canal ways) and a visit to a trout farm, tuck into a delicious 3-course lunch (included) on the island of Grutas do Faial.

Spend a day discovering the historic landmarks and natural sights of East Madeira. Avoid crowded bus tours and enjoy an intimate way to explore the island on this small-group tour. Go from mountain peaks like Pico do Arieiro to island attractions like a rum factory, visiting villages and viewpoints along the way, with convenient hotel pickup included.

Ascend to Madeira’s highest peak on an 8-hour walk to Pico Ruivo, from the top of which travelers are rewarded with spectacular panoramas of Madeira. Ideal for visitors with a moderate fitness level, this tour takes you through an ancient heather forest and reveals a plethora of flora and fauna native to the island. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

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During the weekend all roads lead to Santo da Serra. Located at 667m high, this environmental paradise has its own characteristics. Every weekend a traditional madeiran market takes place with genuine products and plenty of gastronomy where locals and tourists get together. At this locality various Quintas (farming ranches) are available for the public to visit for free. When the market in Santo is closed we head to Funchal Farm Market to visit this amazing building constructed on 1940, here you can see all kind of fruits, vegetables and flowers the island has to offer.