Itinerary Details
Day 1: Welcome to Madeira
Transfer: Funchal Airportto Madeira - Funchal
Hotel: Se Boutique Hotel (4 Star Rating)
The 4-star Se Boutique hotel is located a few metres from the Cathedral of Funchal, in the heart of the city. A cosmopolitan and urban hotel that combines art, design and comfort. The hotel's strategic situation makes it an ideal place to visit museums, the historic area of Funchal, the Farmer's Market, Cable car, Marina and the main shopping areas. The inspiration for the decoration of the various rooms and common spaces comes from the unique characteristics of the Cathedral. With only 54 rooms, restaurant, Rooftop garden with stunning views over the city of Funchal, it also has its own art gallery, swimming pool and spa with various therapy services.
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Day 2: Gourmet Wine and Food Tour with LunchIn this Atlantic archipelago, cooking is more than meal preparation; it is a ritual that preserves stories and revives gestures passed down through generations. This premium wine and food tour celebrates that heritage and the pleasure of gathering at the table to eat and indulge. Blending traditional dishes with bold contemporary creations, each moment is designed as a sensory journey. Guided by local gastronomy experts, you will discover restaurants, taste flavour combinations, and enjoy Portuguese wines chosen to complement each dish. Over four hours, the experience combines sophistication, authenticity, history, and sharing, offering a sequence of plates and island-inspired recipes.
Day 3: At leisure in FunchalDay 4: East Coast Nature CruiseSetting sail from Funchal, this nature lover's cruise traces Madeira's stunning East Coast, passing Garajau, Cristo Rei, Santa Cruz, Machico, Canical and Ponta de Sao Lourenco, where dramatic cliffs meet the sea in a truly breathtaking spectacle. The journey continues toward Machico and on to Baia d'Abra, a marvellous wild bay and protected Natural Reserve where you can swim, dive and simply relax in unspoiled surroundings. A delicious hot meal is served on board to keep you fuelled throughout the journey, and every trip begins with a warm welcome drink, a glass of traditional Madeira wine, to set the tone.
Day 5: Half Day Jeep TourThis tour starts with stunning views over Funchal's Bay as you drive uphill to Boca dos Namorados, nearly 1000 meters above sea level. Here, you can see the famous village of Curral das Freiras (Nun's Valley). Ascending further to Boca da Corrida via a spectacular off-road path at about 1200 meters, you'll be amazed by the island's main volcanic complex and highest mountains. Then, descend to Jardim da Serra, known for its cherry production, where you'll have a quick stop for a Portuguese coffee, natural tea, or the traditional drink Poncha (not included). Next, head to Cabo Girão, the highest cliff in Europe at 589 meters, famous for its glass-floored viewpoint. Finally, visit Câmara de Lobos, ending the tour at a Madeira Wine Lodge, where guests can taste the renowned Madeira wine!
Day 6: Wine and Lunch in a VineyardIn Madeira's fertile hills and valleys, wine is more than a drink; it embodies memory, tradition, and identity. This exclusive full-day experience invites you to explore that heritage through wine and local cuisine. Guided by a certified expert, you'll visit three family-owned estates, meet producers, and taste 13 wines. Beginning in Câmara de Lobos, enjoy fresh white, rosé, and red wines. In São Vicente, discover unique vineyards shaped by the island's landscape. A traditional lunch highlights local flavors. Returning to Funchal, the tour ends with contemporary vintages, showcasing the complexity and enduring legacy of Madeira wine.
Day 7: Levada Walk & Rabacal 25 FountainsThe Forestry Station of Rabacal, in the area of Paúl da Serra, is the starting point for the trail that gives access to the Risco Levada and the New Rabaçal Levada. First, you will follow the Risco Levada to the waterfall of the same name, and then head down to the 900 metres elevation to follow the New Rabacal Levada, which takes you to the pool at 25 Fontes, which gets its name from the many waterfalls there. The path is lined with the indigenous and endemic flora of the island, especially the high-altitude vegetation, and there are indescribable views over this protected area. The return to the south coast of the island is through the Cavaleiro Tunnel (about 800 metres long). The walk along these two levadas is rated as moderate in difficulty and is about 11 kilometers or 7 miles in length.
Day 8: Depart MadeiraTransfer: Madeira - Funchal to Funchal Airport