• Pico do Arieiro - Breathtaking mountain vistas, photo opportunities, and short trails.

Begin your journey at Pico do Arieiro, the third-highest peak in Madeira, reaching 1,818 meters above sea level. This location provides awe-inspiring panoramic views of the island’s rugged peaks and valleys, often enveloped by a sea of clouds.

What to Expect

• Visit one of Madeira’s most renowned viewpoints
• Capture stunning photographs of the dramatic mountain landscapes
• Discover the island’s volcanic origins and diverse climate zones
• Option for a short scenic walk (weather permitting)
• Ribeiro Frio - Laurisilva forest, levada walk, and rich biodiversity

Next, explore Ribeiro Frio, a lush green haven nestled in Madeira’s UNESCO-listed Laurisilva Forest. This area is celebrated for its traditional levadas (irrigation channels) and its rich variety of endemic flora and fauna.

What to Expect

• Enjoy a 45-minute guided levada walk through the beautiful forest
• Discover native plant species like laurel trees and Madeira orchids
• Spot local wildlife, including the rare Madeiran goldfinch
• Learn about the island’s unique irrigation system and natural water springs
• Santana - Traditional thatched houses, cultural heritage, and local cuisine

Arriving in the picturesque village of Santana, step into a postcard-perfect scene of colorful triangular houses with thatched roofs - a hallmark of Madeira’s rural heritage.

What to Expect

• Stroll through the village and admire its charming architecture
• Learn about the history and traditions of Santana
• Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant (not included in tour price) featuring Madeira’s signature dishes, such as espetada (skewered beef), grilled fish, or the hearty Madeira stew
• Optional tasting of Madeira wine
• Porto da Cruz - Coastal beauty, rum distillery, and Poncha tasting

Porto da Cruz is a delightful seaside village known for its strong ties to sugar cane production and traditional rum-making.

What to Expect

• Visit the renowned Casa do Rum distillery and learn about Madeira’s historic rum production
• Enjoy a tasting of the island’s famous sugarcane rum
• Sample an authentic Poncha, Madeira’s traditional cocktail made with rum, honey, and lemon
• Relax and take in the scenic ocean views

Tip: Poncha is a must-try local drink - don’t miss the chance to taste it!

• Caniçal - Coastal landscapes, maritime heritage

Before returning, make a final stop in Caniçal, a quaint fishing village with a rich maritime history. Here, enjoy stunning ocean views and learn about Madeira’s whaling history, which played a significant role in the island’s past.

What to Expect

• Enjoy a peaceful seaside atmosphere
• Learn about the village’s whaling heritage and maritime traditions
• Take in the spectacular coastal scenery

• in-person guide is also the driver
• Surcharges on fuel

• Snacks

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.