By booking this experience, you will visit Cabo Girão Viewpoint, one of Madeira’s most iconic panoramic locations. Set atop a dramatic sea cliff, the viewpoint offers wide views over the Atlantic Ocean, the island’s south coast, and the terraced farmland below. During the stop, there is time to enjoy the scenery, take photos, and experience the surroundings at a relaxed pace. Guests may also choose to access the glass skywalk platform (entrance not included, if applicable), offering a unique perspective over the cliff edge. The visit is conducted in a calm and unhurried manner, allowing guests to fully appreciate one of Madeira’s most renowned viewpoints, as part of a route that highlights the island’s natural landscapes and key points of interest.

You will visit Fanal Forest, one of Madeira’s most distinctive and atmospheric natural areas, located on a high plateau within the Laurissilva ecosystem. Fanal is known for its ancient laurel trees, open landscapes, and frequent mist, creating a unique and almost timeless setting. During the visit, there is time to walk among the trees, take photos, and enjoy the quiet surroundings at a relaxed pace. Weather conditions can vary, often adding to the character of the area with fog or shifting light. The stop is planned to allow guests to appreciate the natural environment without rush, focusing on observation and connection with the landscape. This visit offers a chance to experience one of Madeira’s most iconic forest areas, valued for its natural beauty, tranquillity, and distinctive atmosphere.

You will visit Porto Moniz, a coastal town on Madeira’s northern shore, well known for its volcanic landscape and natural lava pools formed by ancient lava flows. During the stop, guests have time to walk along the seafront, observe the rugged coastline, and enjoy views of the Atlantic Ocean, which plays a defining role in shaping the area. The contrast between dark volcanic rock and the ocean creates a striking natural setting. For those who wish, there is the option to visit the natural swimming pools (entrance not included), depending on time and conditions. The visit takes place at a relaxed pace, allowing guests to explore the area and appreciate the unique coastal scenery that characterises the north of Madeira.

you will visit Seixal, a village on Madeira’s northern coast known for its lush green surroundings, dramatic cliffs, and black sand beach. During the stop, guests have time to enjoy views over the Atlantic Ocean, walk along the seafront, and take photos of the surrounding landscape, where mountains, vegetation, and coastline meet. The area is shaped by the island’s volcanic origin and abundant rainfall, giving it a distinctly green and natural character. The visit is conducted at a relaxed pace, allowing time to appreciate the scenery and atmosphere of one of Madeira’s most picturesque coastal areas, often less crowded than other northern locations.