• Calheta - Calheta is a delightful coastal town celebrated for its golden sandy beach, clear waters, and lively marina. As travelers set sail from here, they will pass by rugged cliffs, hidden sea caves, and charming fishing villages along Madeira’s stunning southern coastline. Keep an eye out for dolphins and marine life, often seen in these waters. This journey offers a memorable combination of natural beauty and maritime heritage.
• Ribeira Brava - Ribeira Brava is a vibrant coastal town on Madeira’s south coast, renowned for its beautiful seaside promenade, historic church, and dramatic mountain backdrop. Its name, meaning “wild river,” is derived from the stream that flows through the town and occasionally swells after heavy rains. With a variety of local shops, cafés, and a relaxed atmosphere, Ribeira Brava is an excellent place to explore Madeira’s culture and enjoy scenic ocean views.
• Ponta Do Sol - Ponta do Sol is one of Madeira’s most enchanting villages, known for receiving the most sunshine on the island. Situated between the mountains and the sea, it offers breathtaking views, charming streets, and a tranquil atmosphere. The sunsets here are particularly magical, making it a favorite spot to unwind and appreciate the island’s natural beauty.
• Faja dos Padres - Fajã dos Padres is a hidden treasure along Madeira’s southern coast, located at the base of towering cliffs and accessible only by boat or cable car. This secluded area features lush gardens, organic plantations, and a serene beach ideal for swimming or sunbathing. Rich in history and natural beauty, Fajã dos Padres offers a unique insight into Madeira’s agricultural heritage and a peaceful retreat from city life—an unforgettable stop on any sea tour.
• Camara De Lobos - Câmara de Lobos is a picturesque fishing village on Madeira’s south coast, famous for its colorful boats, steep terraced hillsides, and strong local traditions. Winston Churchill once painted its scenic bay, captivated by its charm. The town is also known for producing poncha, a traditional Madeiran drink, and for its vibrant atmosphere filled with local life. Surrounded by banana plantations and vineyards, Câmara de Lobos provides an authentic taste of Madeira’s coastal culture.
• Funchal - Beginning the Sea Bus journey from Funchal, the heart of Madeira, travelers will enjoy a stunning departure from the island’s most iconic bay. With its blend of historic architecture, lush green hills, and lively waterfront, Funchal offers a perfect mix of culture and scenery. As the boat cruises along the coastline, it passes by Câmara de Lobos, Cabo Girão (Europe’s highest sea cliff) (if choosing the west side), and the pristine coastal villages leading toward Calheta or Caniçal. Expect breathtaking ocean views, with chances to spot sea birds, dolphins, and even whales along the way, though sightings are not guaranteed as they are wild and free!

• WiFi onboard
• All Fees and Taxes
• On-board restrooms
• Welcome Drink - A cup of Madeira Wine.

• Bar Consumption

Sea Bus Madeira - The Premier Way to Discover the Island by Sea

Experience the breathtaking southern coastline of Madeira with Sea Bus, the island’s pioneering maritime link between Calheta and Funchal. This journey provides a distinctive view of the island from the sea, blending comfort, stunning vistas, and the chance to explore various regions at a leisurely pace.

Why Opt for Sea Bus?

• The most comfortable and picturesque method to navigate Madeira’s coastline
• Flexible schedule with departure choices from Calheta and Funchal
• A serene and memorable adventure offering a fresh perspective of the island

Reserve your spot now and embark on an unforgettable voyage along Madeira’s coast.

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