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Jayne_D, Oct 2026
Lovely half day trip for whale watching and swimming
Fab trip. Saw dolphins and whales. Lots of interesting facts. We had calm seas and Lovely views of Madeira. Plenty of room on the catamaran to move around to see. There was also time for swimming in the sea off of the catamaran so don’t forget to take your swimming costume!
Frankie_L, Oct 2026
East and West
Highlights were (west) Porto Moniz and the awe inspiring view above the clouds at the very high mountain peak last stop on east. These trips are totally recommended for first time visitors to help get a feel of this beautiful island. A big shout out to Sergio our east guide!
Paula_L, Oct 2026
Book it! Long line of hikers waiting for taxis after hike.
Our driver was on time, professional and provided clear directions at dropoff for entrance to hike, and pointed out the area to watch sunrise prior to hike. He was on time for pick up, and provided history about the island on our return to Funchal. There was a line of people waiting for a taxi in parking lot after hike. Its worth it to guarantee a quick return trip after the 5.7 mile hike!
Simon_D, Oct 2026
One of the best boat trips I've ever taken
Faultless and if you can afford this trip, take it as they run a small group with wonderful staff. Boat was in great condition, plenty of drinks and snacks, take your trunks/cozzie as a swim is well worth it. They provided towels and somewhere to change, there was also a freshwater shower to use. We did see a good number of Pilot Whales but honestly, that become secondary for me on what was a brilliant trip. Thank you!
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Just off the coast of Africa, Madeira is a Portuguese island renowned for its lush green landscapes and dramatic cliffs. Madeira tours let you hone in on each facet of the island’s identity—whether you’re dolphin and whale watching in the Atlantic Ocean, hiking along the UNESCO-listed aqueducts, or discovering rugged volcanic landscapes in a 4WD. More relaxing pursuits include soaking in geothermal pools and cruising in a catamaran at sunset, while high-octane adventures such as canyoneering and trekking to the island’s highest peak are sure to get your heart pumping.

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