Machico, known as Madeira’s first capital, where you can stroll along its beautiful beach and picturesque promenade. This quaint town is steeped in history, and its charming atmosphere is perfect for enjoying a coffee or taking in the views of the Atlantic Ocean.

This full-day adventure, starting from Funchal, invites you to explore the island's wild beauty in a rugged 4x4 vehicle, taking you off the beaten path to discover lush forests, charming coastal villages, and panoramic mountain vistas.

Porto da Cruz, a vibrant coastal village famous for its scenic waterfront, surf culture, and the distinctive rum produced in the region. Here, you’ll visit the Porta da Cruz rum factory, where you can sample delicious Madeiran rum and learn about the traditional distillation process that has been a part of the island's culture for generations.

Porta da Cruz rum factory, where you can sample delicious Madeiran rum and learn about the traditional distillation process that has been a part of the island's culture for generations.

You’ll pass by the lovely Guindaste viewpoint, known for its breathtaking panoramic views, perfect for capturing memorable photos.

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enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant in Santana (at your own expense), where you can immerse yourself in authentic Madeiran cuisine. Relish local specialties that showcase the island's culinary traditions, adding a delightful flavor to your journey.

Wander through the village and immerse yourself in its charm, recognizing the enduring spirit of Madeira’s heritage.

Ribeiro Frio, a picturesque village filled with lush greenery and gushing streams. Here, you might even encounter locals engaged in traditional activities, giving you a glimpse of everyday life in Madeira.

Experience the best of Madeira with the East Madeira Peaks tour, perfect for those seeking an adventure that combines breathtaking nature, cultural insights, and delightful local cuisine. Create unforgettable memories as you traverse this enchanting island, discovering its hidden treasures and vibrant heritage.

stunning Pico do Areeiro, Madeira’s third-highest peak, standing at 1,818 meters (5,966 feet). Prepare to be swept away by panoramic views that stretch across the island and out to the sea.

You’ll pass by the lovely Guindaste viewpoint, known for its breathtaking panoramic views, perfect for capturing memorable photos.

As you venture deeper into the island, you will arrive at Santana, a village celebrated for its iconic thatched-roof houses that reflect traditional Madeiran architecture.