• Ponta de São Lourenço - Located on the eastern tip of Madeira Island, Ponta de São Lourenço is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, rugged landscapes, and excellent hiking trails.

This peninsula is characterized by its volcanic rock formations and is home to diverse flora and fauna, including seabirds and rare plant species. The area is also famous for its crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming and snorkeling.

The hiking trails at Ponta de São Lourenço provide breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding scenery. These well-maintained trails vary in difficulty, from easy walks to more challenging hikes. Visitors can also explore the lighthouse at the peninsula’s end, offering panoramic views of the coastline.

In summary, Ponta de São Lourenço is a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers exploring Madeira.

• Santana - Santana is a charming town on Madeira’s northern coast, celebrated for its vibrant traditional houses with thatched roofs, which attract many tourists.

Nestled in the mountains, Santana has a population of approximately 8,000 residents.

The town’s traditional houses, known as palheiros, are constructed from stone and feature triangular thatched roofs. These roofs, made of straw, are designed to withstand the island’s frequent rain and wind.

Painted in bright colors like red, blue, and green, the palheiros create a striking contrast against the lush green backdrop of the surrounding mountains.

Visitors can explore these iconic houses and enjoy the beautiful flowers in Santana’s town center.

• Miradouro da Beira da Quinta - São Jorge is a parish on Madeira’s north coast, part of Portugal’s autonomous region. The São Jorge Ruins are remnants of an old sugar cane factory, a significant economic activity on the island during the 16th and 17th centuries.

This viewpoint offers a panoramic view of the north coast, providing one of the trip’s most breathtaking vistas.

• Porto Moniz Natural Swimming Pools - A perfect spot for swimming and lunch, Porto Moniz is situated on Madeira’s northwest coast.

Renowned for its natural swimming pools, volcanic landscapes, and stunning sea views, Porto Moniz is a popular destination.

The natural swimming pools, formed by volcanic rocks and filled with crystal-clear seawater, are a major attraction for both tourists and locals, offering a unique swimming experience in a picturesque setting.

Perched on a hillside overlooking the sea, Porto Moniz provides spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean, with several viewpoints to enjoy the panoramic scenery.

Overall, Porto Moniz is a beautiful and distinctive destination that showcases Madeira’s volcanic landscapes and natural beauty.

• Ponta do Pargo Lighthouse - An excellent spot to enjoy breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, located at an altitude of 300 meters.

Ponta do Pargo Lighthouse, situated at Madeira Island’s westernmost point, Portugal, is a historic lighthouse operational since 1922, serving as a crucial navigation aid for Atlantic Ocean vessels.

Perched on a cliff 300 meters above sea level, it ranks among Europe’s highest lighthouses. Its light is visible up to 23 nautical miles, with a focal height of 312 meters above sea level.

The lighthouse tower, made of reinforced concrete, stands 14 meters tall. Its rotating lens system emits a white flash every 10 seconds. The lighthouse is fully automated and remotely controlled by the Portuguese Maritime Authority.

• Paul do Mar - Paul do Mar is a quaint village on Madeira’s southwestern coast, within the Calheta municipality, known for its stunning beaches and rugged terrain.

Famous for its fishing heritage and charming ambiance, Paul do Mar invites visitors to stroll along the waterfront promenade, watch local fishermen at work, or relax on the black sand beach. The village also features a small marina where boats can be rented for fishing or sightseeing trips.

In addition to its natural beauty, Paul do Mar is renowned as one of the island’s top surfing spots.

Overall, Paul do Mar is an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful and authentic Portuguese experience.

• Cabo Girão - Cabo Girão is a sea cliff on Madeira’s southern coast.

Standing approximately 580 meters (1,900 feet) high, it is one of Europe’s tallest sea cliffs and a popular attraction, offering spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding landscape.

The name “Cabo Girão” translates to “hanging cape” in Portuguese, referring to the cliff’s dramatic overhang above the sea. A glass viewing platform, opened in 2012, allows visitors to look directly down to the sea below.

• Funchal - Drive from Funchal to the first stop, including the journey between various locations and the return trip.

• Private transportation
• Tour Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Total duration of the tour includes the travel time

• Admission fee - Porto Moniz Natural Paid Swimming Pool (1.50 EUR per person)
• Admission fee - Cabo Girao (2 EUR per person)

Discover the stunning beauty of Madeira Island in just one day by journeying from its easternmost point to the western edge. Experience the island’s hidden treasures, natural wonders, and enjoy refreshing swims along the way. This tour is perfect for those eager to explore both the lesser-known and popular attractions of Madeira without the inconvenience of large groups. Travel comfortably in 8-seater minibuses, allowing you to visit the main highlights on both the east and west sides in a single day. This is an ideal option for those who want to see the island’s key sights while avoiding the crowds.

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