• Câmara de Lobos - Situated on Madeira’s southern coast, Câmara de Lobos was the first settlement of João Gonçalves Zarco, the navigator who discovered this ‘pearl of the Atlantic’. The area is renowned for its long-standing fishing heritage.
• Cabo Girão - As one of Madeira’s premier viewpoints, the Cabo Girão skywalk is among the world’s highest sea cliffs at 580 meters. It provides a unique view over Câmara de Lobos and Funchal, showcasing an urban landscape framed by a natural amphitheater facing south. In the distance, Fajã do Rancho and Fajã do Cabo Girão are visible, noted for their small cultivated plots at the cliff’s base.
• Ribeira Brava - Ribeira Brava enjoys a favorable climate and boasts a rich natural heritage and landscape. It is home to some of Madeira’s most renowned regional products.
• Serra de Água - A wonderful chance to sample the original Poncha drink from Serra de Água.
• Nossa Senhora do Rosário - An incredible off-road adventure through Madeira’s unique Laurisilva Forest, offering breathtaking views of the island’s towering mountains.
• São Vicente - This tranquil location provides stunning views of volcanic geological formations and traditional mountainous landscapes. A stop at a beautiful waterfall allows for a photo opportunity and a moment to appreciate nature’s beauty.
• Praia do Porto do Seixal - This area features a black sand beach kissed by the Atlantic and surrounded by cliffs and lush mountains, resembling a green amphitheater.
• Porto Moniz - Porto Moniz offers some of the region’s most picturesque scenes, from charming mountains to the famous Natural Lava Pools formed by volcanic rocks. Visitors can swim in the crystal-clear waters and optionally enjoy a local cuisine lunch (not included).
• Vereda do Fanal - Explore the breathtaking Laurissilva forest of Fanal, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This enchanting location is one of the Northwest’s most iconic spots, characterized by an ancient Tis forest and a mystical landscape. Natural wonders await around every corner.
• Levada do Paul da Serra - Paul da Serra provides spectacular views of the surrounding mountain peaks and deep valleys. On clear days, both the south and north coastlines are visible.
• Cais da Ponta do Sol - Ponta do Sol is celebrated for its beaches and traditional villages. The archipelago’s famous products, like bananas and sugar cane, are cultivated here. Visitors can observe the land’s cultivation before ascending from sea level to the island’s highest plateau, Paul da Serra, at 1,418 meters, via old roads and an off-road experience.
• Funchal - Returning to the starting point at your hotel or accommodation, you’ll leave with a collection of wonderful memories and stories to share, hopefully with the desire to reunite soon.

• Live commentary on board
• Small group for more attention, privacy, and comfort
• Private guide
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off in Funchal areas

• Food & Drinks
• Entrance fees

Madeira West boasts an array of mountains, cliffs, valleys, waterfalls, forests, and natural lava pools with pristine waters. It is ideally explored in a 4x4 vehicle, allowing visitors to truly experience the island’s hidden gems away from the crowds, reaching areas accessible only by 4x4. This tour is designed for small groups, ensuring personalized attention from the guide and the opportunity to customize the tour, making this experience both unique and exclusive.

• Not recommend for travelers with mobility issues

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