Things to do in Madeira Islands, Madeira Islands: The Best Photography Tours

These tours are made for the ones looking to spend one day with a local, like a local, avoiding masses and going off the beaten track. All the tours are provided just by one guide, myself, and i love my job,so, i always add something different to my tours making each one of them special, just like my guests and i will go over the extra mile to guarantee that. I start all my tours with a personal agenda, i want you to feel the love and passion i have for this amazingly beautiful island!

Inclusions: Detailed, tear and water proof map, Insurances required by Portuguese Law, All Fees and Taxes, Private transportation

Exclusions: Lunch and drinks in a typical, non touristic and genuine places

These tours are made for the ones looking to spend one day with a local, like a local, avoiding masses and going off the beaten track. All the tours are provided just by one guide, myself, and i love my job,so, i always add something different to my tours making each one of them special, just like my guests and i will go over the extra mile to guarantee that. I start all my tours with a personal agenda, i want you to feel the love and passion i have for this amazingly beautiful island!

Inclusions: Private transportation, All Fees and Taxes, Insurances required by Portuguese Law, Detailed, tear and water proof map

Exclusions: Lunch and drinks in a typical, non touristic and genuine places

Our 4x4 all-terrain BUGGY tours are perfect for exploring the roads and dirt paths, with complete safety, which will make your visit to Madeira even more radical. The views from the top of the Madeiran mountains are fantastic and some of our stops are only accessible by specialized vehicles.

Inclusions: goggles and windbreaker., Bottled water

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This is undoubtedly one of the must-see, magnificent walks along the Laurissilva of Madeira, where you can appreciate the unique vegetation of this UNESCO natural heritage. The first part of the course is composed of a mixture of endemic vegetation and vegetation introduced after the discovery of the Island. Here several perspectives of the village and of the village appear in the distance. In the second part, the route enters the interior of the Island, which still remains as at the time of discovery, more than five centuries. On this path you will find the natural and native flora and fauna of Madeira, including laurels, heather, finches, among many others. Explore the forest and discover the exhilarating emerald-green vista that this secluded spot has yet to offer you. Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful routes of the Island of Madeira.

Inclusions: All Fees and Taxes, Air-conditioned vehicle

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Exuberant landscapes are one of Madeira's biggest tourist attractions. Incredible scenarios awaken the senses and leave a permanent mark, no matter what time of year you come to visit. With such diverse and magnificent natural spaces, you can choose a more calm activity, or awaken your adrenaline with extreme sports. Get ready to discover settings alive with color and movement that are so fabulous you will want to keep coming back time and again.

Inclusions: All Fees and Taxes, Air-conditioned vehicle

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Exuberant landscapes are one of Madeira's biggest tourist attractions. Incredible scenarios awaken the senses and leave a permanent mark, no matter what time of year you come to visit. With such diverse and magnificent natural spaces, you can choose a more calm activity, or awaken your adrenaline with extreme sports. Get ready to discover settings alive with color and movement that are so fabulous you will want to keep coming back time and again.

Inclusions: All Fees and Taxes, Air-conditioned vehicle

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The Madeira Whale Museum’s permanent exhibitions occupy over 1.000m2 divided into two rooms. The permanent exhibitions are open to the public since September 2011 and the visitor is invited to explore the waters around Madeira to discover its riches and learn more about the whales, dolphins and other marine life that inhabit these waters. The visitor is also transported in time to the early 1940s, to learn more about the history of whaling in Madeira. The exhibition begins in the Whaling Room, with the rediscovery of ancient times through a series of objects, printed images, movies and multimedia kiosks. This room is divided into several thematic areas, ranging from the operation of the lookout network to the factory for processing the animals, as well as the hunting techniques, the reconstruction of the whaling fleet and crews and the contextualization of whaling in Madeira on the world.

Inclusions: Driver/Local guide, Hotel/Port/Apartment pickup and drop-off, Private tour, Transport by private vehicle, Free WIFI onboard, Madeira Whale Museum ticket Entrance

Exclusions: Food and Drinks, Shop Merchandising

This trail is located in the central Mountain Massif and connects the three highest peaks of the island. Beginning at Pico Arieiro (1810 m), it passes by Pico das Torres (1851 m) and ends at Pico Ruivo (1862 m). Walking over its many ups and downs using steps carved in the rocks, you will marvel at the rock formations of the central mountain range, the high-altitude endemic vegetation and the birds that are part of this ecosystem. When you arrive at the top of Pico Ruivo, there are three lookout points from which you have panoramic views of the island in every direction. We go down to Achada do Teixeira for the return!

Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Jackets, lights, walking sticks, All Fees and Taxes

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This tour if without a doubt a must in your visit to madeira, this way you'll learn and see why madeira island is so unique.

Inclusions: Private transportation

Exclusions: Lunch

At 355 meters above the sea level you will have the first stop, at Pico dos Barcelos viewpoint, overlooking the beautiful and panoramic Funchal town. We drive towards the center of Madeira where you will find Curral das Freiras (Nun's Valley) surrounded by tremendous mountains. Curral das Freiras was previously used at the 15th century, as a refuge for the nuns of the Convent of Santa Clara. Before we reach the top mountain Pico do Arreiro, the 3rd highest peak, we will pass at Miradouro do Paredão with a spendid view to Curral das Freiras, and this area was subjectes to intensive reforestation works.

Inclusions: local guide

Exclusions: Fuel surcharge, Gratuities, pick up outside of Funchal / Caniço extra fee €5.00 p/p - cruise dock / harbour, €5.00 p/p - Machico, Santa Cruz, Estreito Camara de Lobos, Jardim da Serra, Ponta do Sol, Calheta, €10.00 p/p - Santo da Serra, Caniçal, Porto da Cruz, Santana, São Vicente, Ponta Delgada, Prazeres