• Pico do Arieiro - Standing at 1,818 meters above sea level, Pico do Arieiro is the third highest peak on Madeira Island. From this lofty vantage point, visitors can enjoy sweeping views of the magnificent Madeira Mountain Range, with the Atlantic Ocean as a stunning backdrop.
• Poiso - Stretching 4.09 km in length, it offers travelers an engaging experience amidst the mountainous terrain of Madeira’s south coast.
• Balcoes de Ribeiro Frio - Vereda dos Balcões is a short trail, 1.5 km long (plus 1.5 km return), leading to the scenic Miradouro dos Balcões. Beginning at Estrada Regional no. 103 in Ribeiro Frio, this easy trail, taking approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, follows the Levada da Serra do Faial.

Along the Vereda dos Balcões route, travelers can encounter Madeira’s native and endemic species, which add various shades of green to the Laurissilva forest. During the walk, be attentive to the Lauraceae family tree species and the exotic plants lining the trail’s edges.

• Ribeiro Frio - Perfect spot for a coffee break
• Santana - The “little houses of Santana” are nationally and internationally recognized for their unique architectural charm. With their triangular shape and thatched roofs, they are the most iconic symbol of this municipality on Madeira’s north coast.

These traditional houses reflect the area’s historical isolation, which was once challenging to reach by land and sea. The preservation of distinct cultural characteristics, due to this seclusion, has become a valuable heritage for this municipality, which now has around 8,800 residents.

• Miradouro do Guindaste - Situated on one of the slopes at the mouth of Ribeira do Faial in Santana, the Guindaste viewpoint provides a breathtaking view of Madeira’s north coast. It is the perfect spot to admire the beauty of the Atlantic Ocean surrounding the island.

• Ponta de Sao Lourenco - Ponta de São Lourenço is the elongated peninsula forming the easternmost point of Madeira Island, located east of Caniçal town, and ending at Farol Island.

• Miradouro do Cristo Rei do Garajau - The final stop at Cristo Rei features a statue from 1921, offering a spectacular view of the Atlantic and the Madeira Island coastline.

• Off-road adventure with stops at key points of interest
• Professional guide and driver for a safe and informed experience

• Lunch
• Drinks

Prepare for an incredible journey in Madeira! The adventure begins at Pico do Arieiro, where stunning views of dramatic peaks and the Atlantic Ocean will captivate you. The descent to Poiso takes you through the enchanting Laurissilva forest, with its ancient trees and misty atmosphere enveloping each step. In Ribeiro Frio, trails and trout farms showcase the lushness of nature. Cova da Roda provides a peaceful retreat, where the only sounds are the melodies of birds. The vibrant colors and traditional charm of Santana’s thatched cottages are truly enchanting, like a picture-perfect postcard. Guindaste offers breathtaking views of the ocean and rugged coastline, ideal for photography. At Ponta de São Lourenço, dramatic rock formations and the vast sea create a landscape that feels otherworldly. This day promises an experience filled with beauty, adventure, and unforgettable discoveries!

• Babies not allowed.

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