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On Funchal’s waterfront, the museum of Madeira’s most famous son: Cristiano Ronaldo’s trophies, from Madeira to five Ballons d’Or.

A hillside park above Funchal with a lake of resident ducks and one of the best views over the bay and the amphitheatre of the city.

Madeira’s great highland plateau: an open moor of wind turbines at 1,500 metres, where the island’s walks and its water begin.

At the northwest tip of Madeira, old lava cooled into great basins where the Atlantic pours in — the island’s most famous swim.

In the village of Calheta, an early 20th-century sugar mill still grinds the island’s cane — and opens its doors as a museum.

In the bay of Câmara de Lobos, a Madeira wine house founded in 1850 that bottles only wines from its own vineyards.

A plain Jesuit façade in central Funchal hides one of the richest baroque interiors of Madeira, beside the Sacred Art Museum.

One of the oldest churches of Madeira, in the town where the discoverers are said to have landed — whitewash, volcanic stone and gables.

The vine-and-cane terraces above Calheta on Madeira’s sunny southwest, with a sixteenth-century Flemish altarpiece chapel and the old sugar mill below.

Funchal’s great city beach: a mile of black sand and pebbles between the fort and the Cabo Girão cliffs, with a promenade along the water.

The old cross town east of Funchal, where the discoverers raised the cross that named it, with a sixteenth-century church, a fort and the island’s airport.

A parish of black-sand beaches and waterfalls on Madeira’s north coast, where the Véu da Noiva drops from the cliffs to the sea and vines climb the fajãs.

The west-coast town where Madeira’s dry side begins: an old church treasury, a fishing quay and the road to the high peaks.

A mountain hamlet of trout ponds and laurel forest in central Madeira, start of the levada walk to the Balcões viewpoint.

The hill above Funchal with a pilgrimage church, the tomb of the last Austrian emperor and the wicker toboggans that race down to the city.

The hill parish above Funchal where Portugal played its first football match in 1875 and wickerwork still fills the workshops.

Madeira’s old whaling village on the eastern tip, now the gateway to the Ponta de São Lourenço and home of the Whale Museum.

Madeira’s second tourist town after Funchal, on the south coast between the capital and the airport, with the Cristo Rei cliffs.

A plateau of centuries-old laurel trees wrapped in fog, part of the Madeiran laurel forest inscribed by UNESCO as world heritage.

Transfer to Madeira’s Eastern Peninsula Hike with Entry ticket included

Snorkeling Included •Snacks and drinks Included • 4 hours • For Family & Friends • Up to 10 people

Celebrate New Year’s Eve at Ventura with an unforgettable experience as we say goodbye to 2026 and welcome 2027

All ages • 4 Hours • Perfect for couples • Sunset, sea & the perfect end of the day!

For all ages! • 1 Hour • Up to 30 People

All ages • 5h • Visit the sunny side of the island with a chance to spot cetaceans

Starting at €58 | 2 Hours | Parties of 2 to 20 | Funchal

Age 14+ • Swim Camp! • 7 Days • Swim aprox. 3.5 km per day! • Amazing landscapes & caves!

All Ages • 6 hours • Private tour up to 10 people

Starting at €68 | 3 Hours | Parties of 2 to 12 | Funchal

All ages • 1.5 hours • Madeira’s finest, one taste at a time

Private • 7 Hours • All ages • Experience Madeira at a slower pace

All ages • 3 hours • Explore Funchal’s flavors at your own pace

All ages • 2 hours • Explore, taste & savour

4 Hours • Experience Madeira in the Island’s Most Exclusive Ride.

4 Hours • Through the island’s majestic mountainous inland

Private • 3h30min • All ages

This magnificent tour takes you to a place known for its rich marine life: Ponta de São Lourenço – Caniçal, ideal for snorkeling. All equipment is provided. The tour begins with a journey along the…

Hike Madeira’s iconic PR1 trail independently, with your entry ticket included.

Private • 7 hours • All ages

Private 8-hour 4×4 tour exploring Madeira’s west side with a local guide, flexible route and hotel transport between Caniço and Funchal.

Private 8-hour 4×4 tour of Madeira’s east side with a local guide, panoramic stops and flexible itinerary.

Ages 3+ • 3.5 Hours • Pico Arieiro above the clouds

Enjoy a fun family experience at the 3D Fun Art Museum Funchal! Explore interactive 3D art, capture creative photos and make unforgettable memories.

Enjoy a fun group experience at the 3D Fun Art Museum Funchal! Explore interactive 3D art, capture creative photos and make unforgettable memories.

Step into a world of 3D art and optical illusions at 3D Fun Art Museum Funchal! Explore, interact, laugh and capture unforgettable moments.

Madeira’s classic levada walk: four tunnels, dripping laurel forest and a waterfall falling 100 metres into the Caldeirão Verde.

The great sea cliff of Madeira, with its glass skywalk over the Atlantic.

The aquarium of Porto Moniz, in the old fort of São João Baptista, with the marine biodiversity of Madeira.

The classic walk of Rabaçal, from the levada to the waterfall of the 25 Fontes.

The volcanic lava caves of São Vicente, on the north coast of Madeira.

The highest summit of Madeira, above the clouds at 1,862 metres.

Madeira’s third highest peak, above the clouds, at the start of the great ridge walk.

The New Year’s fireworks of Funchal, one of the greatest shows of its kind in the world.

Funchal’s spring festival of flowers, with parades, carpets of petals and walls of colour.

The historic house of Madeira wine in the centre of Funchal, with its lodges and cellars.

Funchal’s cathedral, with its Manueline doorway, cedar ceiling and Flemish art.

A hillside tropical garden above Funchal, with lakes, azulejo panels and plants from around the world.

A leafy municipal garden in the centre of Funchal, with exotic plants and a quiet pond.

Funchal’s celebrated market, with flowers, fish, fruit and the colours of Madeira under one roof.

A village on the westernmost point of Madeira, with its lighthouse and ocean sunsets.

A village hidden in a deep valley in the heart of Madeira, surrounded by mountains.

A village on the north coast of Madeira, known for its sugar cane mill and its dramatic mountain backdrop.

A historic estate and garden above Funchal, with camellias, formal gardens and woodland.

A botanical garden on the hillside above Funchal, with collections of Madeiran and exotic plants.

The ancient laurel forest of Madeira, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the last of its kind.

The bare, rocky peninsula at the eastern end of Madeira, with dramatic cliffs and wide views over the Atlantic.

The old fortress at the edge of Funchal’s old town, now a restaurant and cultural space, with the sea on three sides.

Madeira’s natural history museum, in a historic building in Funchal, with collections on the island’s wildlife.

A museum in Funchal devoted to Madeira embroidery and the island’s traditional crafts.

A museum in Ribeira Brava devoted to the traditional life and crafts of Madeira.

Madeira’s photography museum, in a historic studio in Funchal, with a century of images of the island.

Madeira’s museum of contemporary art, on the coast at Calheta, with changing exhibitions and views over the Atlantic.

A house-museum in Funchal with decorative arts, azulejo and a remarkable collection of tiles assembled by Frederico de Freitas.

A museum in Porto Santo devoted to Christopher Columbus and the Portuguese voyages of discovery, in a house linked to the navigator’s time on the island.

A decorative arts museum in a historic Madeiran quinta in Funchal, with furniture, ceramics, silver and gardens of orchids.

In central Funchal, the Museu de Arte Sacra holds an exceptional collection of fifteenth- and sixteenth-century Flemish painting brought to Madeira in the sugar-trade era.

was Ages 14+ • Wild landscapes and breathtaking views! • 4 Hours • Swim in a nature reserve.

8 Hours • From the jagged cliffs of Ponta de São Lourenço to the mystical clouds of Pico do Arieiro

8 Hours • Through the island’s majestic mountainous inland

8 Hours • From the jagged cliffs of Ponta de São Lourenço to the mystical clouds of Pico do Arieiro

4 Hours • Through the island’s majestic mountainous inland

8 Hours • Private off-road excursion through the island’s majestic mountainous inland

4 Hours • Experience the thrill of the Pico do Arieiro and the glass skywalks of Guindaste

4 Hours • Private off-road excursion through the island’s majestic mountainous inland

4 Hours • Experience the thrill of the Pico do Arieiro and the glass skywalks of Guindaste

Discover Madeira your way on a private tour up to 8 hours. Choose East or West and enjoy a flexible itinerary tailored to your interests

120 hp • 2 people

120hp • Beds: 3 people • fully fitted bathroom • fully equipped kitchen

120 hp • 2 people

Private transfer service for up to six passengers to destinations across Madeira, including popular hiking trails, viewpoints, and many more.

155 hp • Up to 4 people

Ages 18+ • 2.5 Hours • Adventure in Madeira like never before

Explore the history of Madeira’s iconic honey cake on a guided museum tour

A 1h30 hands-on baking workshop in Funchal, where you prepare Madeira’s iconic honey cake by hand

guided tour, hands-on baking workshop, cake tasting and Madeira wine pairing in Funchal

Discover the Art of Wine: On Land or At Sea

The morning begins at Mercado dos Lavradores, where the island’s vibrant colours and exotic aromas are revealed at their freshest.

All ages • 1 hour • Madeira Honey Cake Experience

All ages • 1.5 hours • Pastel de Nata Cooking Class in Madeira