Madeira Tours
Booking one of these amazing Madeira Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
Madeira adventure tours offer exhilarating experiences amidst stunning natural beauty and diverse outdoor activities. With rugged coastlines, lush forests, and captivating landscapes, Madeira is a paradise for adventure enthusiasts. Whether hiking along scenic levada walks, exploring volcanic terrain, or diving into crystal-clear waters, Madeira tours promise an unforgettable blend of excitement and relaxation.
Madeira Tours and Itineraries
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Madeira Walking Tour
The Portuguese island of Madeira, voted the world’s best island in 2018, is a nature lover’s paradise best discovered on foot. The 8-day self-guided Madeira Walking Tour will introduce you to some of the island’s most remarkable landscapes, allowing you to soak up every moment as you enjoy exciting daily walks at your own pace.
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Madeira Circular Hiking Tour
Cloud forests, dark lava rocks and sunlit banana plantations. Sounds like an exotic holiday destination but it’s actually the island of Madeira, not far from Lisbon in the Atlantic. Madeira offers a colourful variety for botanists, hikers and pleasure seekers.
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Madeira General Travel Information
Where to go in Madeira
When planning where to go in Madeira, start by exploring the main attractions on the island. Funchal, the capital city, offers a vibrant blend of culture, history, and culinary delights. Don't miss the dramatic cliffs of Cabo Girão, the enchanting Laurisilva Forest, or the rugged peaks of Pico Ruivo and Pico do Arieiro.
What to do in Madeira
If you're wondering what to do in Madeira, rest assured there's no shortage of adventure. Explore Madeira's network of levada walks, hiking trails that wind through lush valleys, and along coastal cliffs. Dive into the azure waters for snorkeling or scuba diving, or embark on a thrilling canyoning excursion in the island's interior.
When to go to Madeira
Choosing when to visit Madeira depends on your preferred activities. Spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November) offer mild temperatures and fewer tourists, making them ideal for outdoor adventures. Summer (July to August) is perfect for beach activities and water sports, while winter (December to March) is ideal for whale watching and exploring Madeira's festive traditions.
Travel tips for Madeira tours
How widely is English spoken in Madeira?
English is widely spoken in Madeira, especially in tourist areas, hotels, restaurants, and among younger generations. Many locals working in the tourism industry are proficient in English.
How long should I go to Madeira?
The ideal duration for a trip to Madeira depends on your interests and activities. A week to ten days is often sufficient to explore the main attractions and enjoy outdoor adventures. However, longer stays allow for a more leisurely exploration and relaxation.
Should I bring euros to Madeira or use a credit card?
It is advisable to bring euros (€) to Madeira for small purchases and transactions, especially in rural areas where credit card acceptance may be limited. Credit cards are widely accepted in larger towns and tourist areas, but it's always wise to carry some cash for convenience.
Is Madeira family-friendly?
Yes, Madeira is a family-friendly destination with plenty of activities suitable for all ages. Families can enjoy outdoor adventures such as hiking, beach outings, and exploring botanical gardens. There are also family-friendly accommodations and attractions throughout the island.
What’s the best way to get around Madeira?
The best way to get around Madeira is by renting a car, especially if you plan to explore different parts of the island. Public transportation options include buses and taxis, but they may be less frequent, especially in rural areas.
What are the accommodation types in Madeira?
Accommodation options in Madeira include hotels, resorts, guesthouses, bed and breakfasts, self-catering apartments, and holiday villas. There are also rural tourism accommodations known as "quintas," as well as campsites and eco-lodges for those seeking a closer connection to nature.
What is the time zone in Madeira?
Madeira operates on Western European Time (WET) during standard time and Western European Summer Time (WEST) during daylight saving time, which is the same as mainland Portugal. It is in the GMT/UTC time zone.
Can I do a self-guided tour in Madeira?
Yes, self-guided tours are possible in Madeira, especially for activities such as hiking, exploring botanical gardens, or visiting historic sites. Detailed maps, guidebooks, and online resources are available to assist independent travelers.
Can I do guided tours in Madeira?
Yes, guided tours are available in Madeira for those who prefer a more structured and informative experience. Local guides offer tours focusing on hiking, sightseeing, cultural experiences, and outdoor adventures tailored to travelers' interests.
How to get to Madeira?
Madeira can be reached by air from various European cities, with direct flights available from Lisbon and other major hubs. Madeira International Airport (FNC) is located near Funchal, the capital city, and serves as the main gateway to the island.
What are the major towns in Madeira?
Major towns in Madeira include Funchal (the capital), Machico, Santa Cruz, Ribeira Brava, São Vicente, and Santana. These towns offer a range of attractions, accommodations, and services for visitors to explore.