• Pico Do Areeiro - Standing at 1,818 meters, Pico do Areeiro is one of Madeira’s tallest peaks, offering visitors stunning panoramic views of the island’s dramatic scenery. From the top, one can witness a sea of clouds below, with rugged mountain peaks in the distance. On clear days, the view extends to Madeira’s highest point, Pico Ruivo, and even the nearby island of Porto Santo. Pico do Areeiro is also a favored starting point for the renowned hiking trail to Pico Ruivo, a challenging yet rewarding trek through Madeira’s mountainous heart. Whether an avid hiker or simply there to enjoy the breathtaking vistas, Pico do Areeiro is an essential stop for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.
• Ribeiro Frio - Nestled in the heart of Madeira’s lush Laurisilva Forest, Ribeiro Frio is a tranquil and beautiful spot celebrated for its rich natural beauty. Surrounded by dense, green vegetation and flowing streams, it offers a peaceful retreat into nature. This area is known for its trout hatchery, where visitors can learn about the island’s fish farming practices, and serves as the starting point for several scenic levada walks. One of the most popular hikes leads to the Balcões viewpoint, where breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys can be enjoyed. Ribeiro Frio’s cool, misty atmosphere and vibrant flora make it an ideal stop for nature enthusiasts eager to explore Madeira’s unique ecosystem.
• Santana - Santana is a charming village on Madeira’s northern coast, renowned for its traditional casas de colmo, quaint triangular thatched-roof houses that reflect the island’s rural heritage. These brightly colored houses, with their distinctive architecture, symbolize Madeira and offer visitors a glimpse into the island’s past. Beyond the iconic homes, Santana is surrounded by lush, green landscapes and serves as a gateway to some of Madeira’s most beautiful hiking trails, including those leading into the Laurisilva Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The village also hosts the Madeira Theme Park, where exhibits about the island’s history and culture can be explored. Santana is a must-visit destination for those wanting to experience authentic Madeiran life and breathtaking natural beauty.
• Faial - Faial is a delightful coastal village on Madeira’s northeastern coast, known for its dramatic cliffs, lush green landscapes, and stunning ocean views. Nestled between the mountains and the sea, Faial offers a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for those looking to connect with nature. The village is overlooked by the iconic Penha de Águia, a towering rock formation that enhances the dramatic scenery and offers hiking opportunities for adventurous visitors. Faial’s river valley and surrounding terraced fields provide a picturesque backdrop for leisurely walks or exploring the local area. Whether taking in the coastal beauty or enjoying the village’s serene charm, Faial is a delightful stop on any Madeira itinerary.
• Portela - Portela is a scenic viewpoint located in Madeira’s eastern region, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the island’s lush landscapes and dramatic coastline. From this vantage point, visitors can admire the stunning valleys, terraced hills, and the majestic Penha de Águia, one of the island’s most iconic rock formations. The viewpoint also provides a glimpse of the charming villages below, including Porto da Cruz, and the Atlantic Ocean in the distance. Surrounded by the island’s rich flora, Portela is a perfect stop for photographers and nature lovers, offering a peaceful retreat where Madeira’s natural beauty can be appreciated. It’s also a popular spot for hiking, with several trails leading through the island’s verdant forests and picturesque countryside.
• Ponta de Sao Lourenco - Located on the easternmost tip of Madeira, Ponta de São Lourenço is a striking peninsula known for its rugged, windswept landscapes and dramatic cliffs. This nature reserve offers a completely different experience from the lush greenery found elsewhere on the island, with its barren, volcanic terrain and unique rock formations. The hiking trails here provide stunning panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, nearby Desertas Islands, and Madeira’s jagged coastline. Along the way, a variety of endemic plants and seabirds can be encountered, making it a haven for nature lovers. The contrasting colors of the cliffs, deep blue waters, and golden sunsets make Ponta de São Lourenço a must-visit for those seeking Madeira’s raw, untouched beauty.
• Machico - Machico, one of Madeira’s oldest towns, is rich in history and natural beauty. Located on the island’s eastern coast, it is where Portuguese explorers first landed in 1419. This charming town offers a beautiful mix of historical landmarks, such as the 15th-century church Igreja Matriz, and modern attractions, including a sandy beach—one of the few on the island—perfect for swimming and sunbathing. Machico’s promenade, lined with cafes and restaurants, is ideal for a relaxing stroll along the waterfront. Surrounded by lush hills and scenic viewpoints, the town is also a great base for exploring nearby hiking trails. Machico’s blend of history, coastal charm, and natural beauty makes it a must-see destination for those exploring Madeira.

• Licensed Tour guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

What distinguishes the Late East Tour in Madeira is its emphasis on highlighting the region’s beauty during the serene late afternoon and early evening hours. As the sun sets, participants will witness iconic sites like Ponta de São Lourenço and Machico bathed in a gentle, golden light, offering breathtaking views and a peaceful, relaxed ambiance. The tour strategically avoids the busiest times of the day, allowing for a more intimate and tranquil exploration of Madeira’s eastern landscapes.

With small group sizes and personalized service, this tour guarantees a flexible, leisurely pace, providing ample time to fully enjoy each location. Whether exploring picturesque viewpoints or savoring a sunset along the coast, the tour offers a distinctive and unforgettable way to experience Madeira’s east side at its most stunning.

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