Camara de Lobos is a fishing village with its colourful boats and home of the monk seal and the traditional drink "poncha". A walk around the wood boats in this amazing picturesque bay is a must.

Home of the famouse Skywalk, an attraction on the cliffs of Cabo Girão, should not be missed! one of the highest cliffs in Europe (580 meters above sea level), the glass walkway offers incredible views of the Madeira coastline, Funchal and mountains.

On our way to to cross from the south part to the north side of the island, Ribeira Brava as an amazing view to the sea and mountains and the second biggest tunnel in Madeira with 3.1km long that crosses the encomeada mountain to take you from the south to the north.

Arriving in São Vicente we are going to see the best surf spot in Madeira, and next the amazing Água D'Alto Waterfall on the side of the road and at 3 meters from you.

Our most famous black sand Beach! Walk on the volcanic sand to a small waterfall and get amazed by this scenary. You can also go for a swim here so feel free to bring your beachwear.

Ribeira da Janela is an epic coastal spot with some truly remarkable rock formations just meters from the shore.

Porto Moniz is a mandatory stopover either for its natural beauty or the emblematic natural pools. Its also the ideal location if you are looking to eat or taste some traditional delicacy by the sea whilst soaking in the glourious coastline views.

The oldest Natural pools in Porto Moniz are amazing! We will walk around crystal clear waters in an old footpath and its also possible to swim.

Step into a real-life fantasy world! Fanal Forest is Madeira´s most mytical spot, a high-altitude plateau where ancient, twisted trees meet a permanent blanket of fog. It´s eerie, beautiful, and looks exactly like a scene from Lord of the Rings.

At the end of our trip on the way back to Funchal, we are going to stop at the most famous Poncha (traditional Madeira drink) place "Taberna da Poncha" to try this delicacy.