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East of Madeira
Island Tour

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Welcome to the East of Madeira Island, where stunning landscapes and charming towns await you. This tour will take you on a journey through the natural wonders and cultural heritage of this beautiful region.

This tour is the perfect way to experience the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the East of Madeira Island.

9h00 » 17h00

Everyday

Adults: 34€

Child (0-12yr): 17€

Second Highest Peak

Our first stop will be at Pico Areeiro, where we will enjoy the breathtaking views of the island from above the clouds. We will then make our way to Ribeiro Frio, a beautiful valley known for its trout hatchery and lush greenery. Here, we will take a short walk to Balcões, a scenic viewpoint overlooking the valley.

Charming Santana

Next, we will head to the charming village of Santana, famous for its traditional thatched-roof houses. We will explore the village and learn about its unique cultural heritage, including the craft of thatching. 

Our tour will continue to Faial, a small village with a charming chapel and a lovely square, here we find a glass bottom viewpoint at Guindaste. We will also visit Portela, a picturesque village known for its traditional agriculture and stunning views of the valley.

Dramatic Finale

Next, we will make our way to the Ponta de São Lourenço, a rugged and dramatic peninsula that is a nature reserve. Here, we can admire the breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Keep your eyes peeled for the unique flora and fauna that can be found in this area.

Our final destination will be the town of Machico, the second-largest town on the island and the site of the first Portuguese settlement. Here, we will visit the Chapel of Our Lady of Amparo, which offers spectacular views of the bay and the surrounding mountains. We will also explore the town’s historic center and learn about its role in the island’s history.