Discover Madeira In 2 Days (from 09h To 17h - Each Day)

Day 1: AROUND THE ISLAND - FIRST DAY

1. Baia de Camara de Lobos
   30m
   It was this traditional fishing village, situated five kilometers from Funchal, which inspired Sir Winston Churchill to paint its lovely surroundings.
2. Cabo Girao
   20m · Admission ticket not included
   Further along the road from Funchal through Câmara de Lobos and up into the mountains you will arrive at Cape Girão, often considered the highest sea cliff in Europe. Standing on the glass skywalk of the viewpoint is quite a breathtaking adventure.
3. Ribeira Brava Beach
   30m
   Ribeira Brava (which means wild stream) is a municipality on the southwest coast of the island and includes the parishes of Ribeira Brava, Campanário, Tabua and Serra de Água.
4. Caminho Real da Encumeada PR12
   15m
   A new road traverses the 1004 m high Encumeada pass. Starting at Ribeira Brava at the south coast, the road winds up to Serra d'Água (which was the island's first water power station) and arrives at the top of the valley giving incredible views of both the south and the north coast.
5. Porto Moniz Natural Swimming Pools
   2h
   Porto Moniz seems to have fallen from above into the northern sea and has long been famous for its natural swimming pools and its pure, beautiful scenery.
6. Miradouro do Veu da Noiva
   20m
   Seixal, the largest parish of Porto Moniz municipality in terms of area, is a land with favorable natural conditions and resources, including a trout farm in Chão da Ribeira. Do not miss the opportunity to visit Santo Antão Church, and swim in the volcanic natural pools, from where you can enjoy the beautiful sea and mountain views, typical of the north coast of Madeira.
7. Sao Vicente
   20m
   Although considered a coastal village, São Vicente has progressed with time in the more sheltered hinterland.
   
   At the edge of the village, directly next to the sea, lies a great boulder, in which the Saint Vincent chapel was built.

Day 2: AROUND THE ISLAND - SECOND DAY

1. Pico do Arieiro
   30m
   Pico do Arieiro, with an altitude of 1818 meters, is the third highest peak on the island (and the second highest with pedestrian access). Fortunately, it can be reached by car. Views are spectacular up here, and when there is good weather, it is even possible to see Porto Santo, the neighboring island, which is situated 30 nautical miles to the north.
2. Balcoes de Ribeiro Frio
   30m
   Not far from Santo da Serra, on the northern slopes of the island, you will find a very popular starting point for 'levada' walks. Ribeiro Frio (cold river) still has much of the original vegetation today. The island was once totally covered with 'Laurissilva' forest, a relic from prehistoric times.
3. Fortress of Faial
   20m
   We arrive at the east point for some superb views of the bold north and sunny south coasts
4. Santana
   2h
   Characterized by its small thatched triangular houses, Santana is a beautiful village on the north coast. These small houses, built of natural stone and thatched with straw, have served the locals for centuries as stables and dwellings.
5. Ponta de Sao Lourenco
   20m
   Ponta de São Lourenço is one of the last nearly untouched places in Madeira. Located in the eastern part of the island, this is the place where a fantastic combination of rocks, sea and nature created one of Mother Nature's masterpieces.
6. Loja do Mercado de Machico
   20m
   Machico is not only one of the most populated cities on the island, but also a place of great historical value, as it was precisely where explorers first arrived in 1419.

Pickup details

IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING PICK-UPS AND TRANSPORT

Please note that pick-ups are available within Funchal city centre and the main tourist hotel area.

Some areas, including pedestrian zones, historic streets in Funchal, and locations with restricted access for the type of transport we use, may not be suitable for direct pick-up.

If your accommodation is located outside our pick-up area or in a restricted-access zone, please provide us with your full accommodation address so that we can direct you to the nearest available meeting point in Funchal.

Our activities are usually operated in groups of around 16 participants. However, during peak seasons, the type of transport may be adjusted and the number of participants per group may increase, depending on availability and logistical requirements.

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• The order of the tours may be changed. If the sequence of activities is modified, we will send updated information.