In this location, visitors can explore various attractions. Lobos Bay, known for its authentic charm, is one of the main highlights, with its colorful fishing boats, called "xavelhas", and the traditional houses around the harbour. This picturesque place was immortalized by painter Winston Churchill during his visits to Madeira. Walking through the margins offers not only the opportunity to enjoy a quiet environment, but also to appreciate the fishing heritage of the region, famous for black swordfish fishing.

At this stop, visitors have the opportunity to meet one of Madeira’s most prestigious wine houses, Henriques & Henriques. Located in a region rich in wine traditions, this wine cellar offers a unique experience, allowing visitors to explore the secrets behind the production of the famous Madeira wine. During the visit, you can participate in a wine tasting, where you can taste various varieties, from the fresh and dry Sercial to the sweet and intense Malvasia. This is an essential experience for those who wish to immerse themselves in the flavors and history of this fortified wine, which has been produced with dedication and art on the island of Madeira for centuries.

The passage through the village of the Strait of Câmara de Lobos offers a unique opportunity for visitors to explore the wine-making heart of Madeira. Surrounded by hills covered with vineyards, this village is known for its strong connection to Madeira wine production, especially dry wine, and its stunning landscapes.

The stop at Boca dos Enamorados offers visitors one of the most stunning views of Madeira. Located in the mountains above Câmara de Lobos, this viewpoint offers a spectacular panorama over the deep valley of the Curral das Monas, with its villages hidden among imposing mountains.

Experience from off-road to the Garden of the Serra

At this stop, visitors will have the opportunity to experience the authentic Madeirese poncha in one of the most charming villages of the island: the Garden of the Serra. Known for its tranquility and green landscapes, this mountainous town is the perfect setting for a relaxing break in a typical bar where you can taste this famous traditional drink.

Cabo Girão is a must-see experience for those exploring Madeira. Located about 580 meters above sea level, this is one of the highest cliffs in Europe and offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the south coast of the island. The Cabo Girão viewpoint is famous for its glass floor, which provides a unique feeling of floating over the abyss, allowing visitors to enjoy the landscape in an exciting and memorable way.