• Camara De Lobos - The journey begins with a stop at Miradouro do Pico da Torre, offering a breathtaking view of the Câmara de Lobos bay, followed by an off-road adventure.
• Cabo Girao - Standing at 580 meters, Cabo Girão is Europe’s tallest promontory. Its fame extends globally, not just for its height, but for its renowned skywalk—a suspended glass platform. This viewpoint is among the most visited and photographed attractions in Câmara de Lobos and the Madeira archipelago.
• Ribeira Brava - Known for its vast valley discovered in the 15th century, Ribeira Brava boasts ideal conditions for growing bananas and sugar cane.
• Ponta do Sol - After departing Ribeira Brava, the route passes through Ponta do Sol, a village significant for exports in the late 19th century. A stop here allows for coffee, restroom breaks, and any other needs.
• Paul da Serra - Paul da Serra offers a distinctive natural landscape, being the largest mountainous plateau in the Madeira archipelago. It is a must-see in Ponta do Sol, with an average elevation of 1500 meters providing stunning views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. On clear days, both the south and north coastlines are visible, with the landscape dominated by lush greenery.
• Posto Florestal Fanal - Nestled between the Seixal and Ribeira da Janela mountains, Fanal is a vast forest area perfect for enjoying nature’s beauty. This picturesque spot is one of Porto Moniz’s most iconic locations, featuring a landscape of remarkable beauty.
• Praia Da Ribeira Da Janela - A delightful stop in Ribeira da Janela includes a path to a small cave, offering a magnificent panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean.
• Porto Moniz - Lunch is enjoyed in Porto Moniz, where visitors can explore and appreciate one of the island’s most stunning locations. (TIMES AT THIS LOCATION MAY VARY)
• Seixal - A stop to admire the beautiful natural black sand beach.
• Henriques & Henriques - The day concludes with a return to Câmara de Lobos at the Madeira wine factory, where guests can sample four exquisite Madeira wines, with local staff providing detailed explanations. (AVAILABLE MONDAY TO FRIDAY ONLY)

• Stops at points of interest
• Madeira Wine Tasting (for over 18s)
• Off Road
• Transport with a driver guide

• Lunch
• Drinks

The 4x4 adventure kicks off in Câmara de Lobos, a picturesque fishing village nestled between cliffs and the Atlantic Ocean, which once inspired Winston Churchill. The journey continues along winding roads to Ribeira Brava, home to the remarkable 16th-century Church of São Bento, offering breathtaking ocean views. The next stop is Ponta do Sol, the sunniest spot on the island, surrounded by dramatic cliffs. The adventure ascends to Paul da Serra, Madeira’s only plateau, often enveloped in fog, providing a stark contrast to the lush coastal areas. Descending, the route leads to Porto Moniz, renowned for its natural lava pools. Along the coast, Ribeira da Janela captivates with its basalt columns. In Seixal, the black sand beach and natural pools with crystal-clear waters are a sight to behold. The journey concludes at Cabo Girão Skywalk, offering stunning views, before celebrating Madeira’s rich winemaking heritage at Henriques & Henriques winery, wrapping up an unforgettable day.

• Babies not allowed.

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