• Sao Vicente - Nestled on Madeira’s northern coast, São Vicente boasts breathtaking landscapes and rugged terrain, ideal for 4x4 jeep adventures. Exploring by jeep grants access to secluded spots and offers sweeping views of the area’s natural splendor. Whether navigating mountainous paths, off-road trails, or admiring the dramatic coastline, a 4x4 Jeep adventure in São Vicente promises an unforgettable journey. Be sure to bring a camera to capture the stunning vistas! For any specific inquiries or assistance in planning your 4x4 adventure, feel free to reach out.
• Quinta Do Barbusano - Quinta do Barbusano in São Vicente, Madeira, is a delightful destination, particularly for wine lovers. This charming vineyard invites visitors to explore its grounds, learn about winemaking, and enjoy wine tastings.

At Quinta do Barbusano, guests can soak in the vineyard’s scenic beauty while gaining insights into the winemaking craft. The vineyard is renowned for its high-quality wines, especially Madeira table wine.

During your visit, you’ll have the chance to partake in a tasting experience featuring six different wine varieties. The tastings often include a selection of delectable cheeses and chorizo, offering a delightful blend of flavors.

Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or simply enjoy good wine, a visit to Quinta do Barbusano is a fantastic way to explore and savor Madeira’s flavors.

• Serra de Agua - Over time, Serra de Água evolved into a key hub for agriculture, with the community heavily reliant on grape, wheat, and other crop cultivation for their livelihoods. The village became a crucial center for producing Madeira wine, one of the island’s most renowned exports.

In recent years, Serra de Água has also emerged as a popular tourist spot, drawing visitors with its natural beauty and charming rural ambiance. The village offers opportunities for hiking and exploring the surrounding mountains, as well as enjoying local cuisine and traditional hospitality.

Today, Serra de Água continues to thrive as a small community with a rich agricultural heritage. It serves as a glimpse into the island’s past and offers a peaceful retreat for those looking to immerse themselves in Madeira’s natural landscapes and cultural traditions.

• Cabo Girao - The Cabo Girão Skywalk is a truly remarkable tourist attraction in Madeira, Portugal. This glass-floor platform is perched on a cliff’s edge, offering visitors a mesmerizing panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean and the stunning coastline. It’s an ideal spot for those seeking breathtaking views and a unique perspective of Madeira’s natural beauty.

The Cabo Girão Skywalk is renowned for its thrilling experience, allowing you to look down through the transparent floor to see the sheer drop below. It’s a popular destination for adventurous travelers and photography enthusiasts eager to capture the awe-inspiring scenery.

• Madeira Islands - Madeira Island is a small Portuguese island situated in the Atlantic Ocean, off Africa’s northwest coast. Celebrated for its stunning natural beauty, rugged landscapes, and mild climate, Madeira is often called the “Floating Garden” or the “Pearl of the Atlantic.” The island is famous for its lush green mountains, vibrant flower gardens, picturesque villages, and breathtaking coastal cliffs.
• Quinta Grande - Like much of Madeira, Quinta Grande boasts a rich and complex history. The island was first discovered by Portuguese explorers in the 15th century and was uninhabited at the time. Over the years, the Portuguese began to settle on the island and cultivate its fertile land for agriculture, primarily growing sugarcane, wine grapes, and other crops.

During the 19th and 20th centuries, Quinta Grande, like many places on the island, experienced economic growth and development, particularly in agriculture. Wine production was a significant industry in the region, and many vineyards were established.

Today, Quinta Grande is a tranquil village known for its picturesque countryside, wineries, and beautiful natural surroundings. The area has preserved its traditional charm, attracting visitors who seek a more serene and authentic experience on the island of Madeira.

• Discover flavors and aromas of the local wines produced with care and passion
• Knowledgeable guide will share fascinating insights about the history and nature
• Open-top 4x4 jeep excursion maximum 8 persons per jeep
• Pick up available only in Funchal and Caniço de Baixo
• Perfect choice for adventure seekers and wine enthusiasts alike

• Gratuities
• Quinta do Barbusano, guided tour, 6 wine tasting with tapas cheese and chorizo, Quinta Do Barbusano
• Entrance fees

We begin our adventure aboard our open-top 4x4 jeep, designed to give you a panoramic view of the mesmerizing landscapes that await. Our first stop takes us to the enchanting Quinta do Barbusano, nestled amidst rolling hills and lush vineyards. A guided tour of the vineyards reveals the meticulous process behind the cultivation and then, we move to the wine tasting room, where a curated selection of premium wines from Quinta do Barbusano awaits. As you indulge in the velvety textures and intricate notes, a platter of toast cheese and chorizo complements the tasting experience, enhancing the flavors even further.
So, join us on this unforgettable escapade, where the beauty of Madeira’s landscapes, the famous Cabo Girão Skywalk, an awe-inspiring glass platform perched atop towering cliffs, the delights of Quinta do Barbusano’s wines, and the thrill of the open-top jeep combine to create a wine adventure like no other. Book now to experience the magic that awaits!

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