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Madeira minibus tours offer a convenient and comfortable way to explore the island of Madeira. The tours are conducted in small groups and allow you to see the best sights and landmarks of the island at your own pace. You can choose from a variety of tour options, ranging from half-day to full-day tours, and the experienced local guides will provide you with interesting information about the island’s history, culture, and attractions.
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Jeep tours are another popular way to explore the island of Madeira. These tours typically involve traveling in a small group in a rugged, off-road vehicle, allowing you to access some of the more remote and scenic areas of the island that may not be easily accessible by other means. Jeep tours can be a great way to see the island’s rugged coastline, beautiful forests, and breathtaking mountain views. They include stops at key landmarks and points of interest along the way.
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Jeep tours are another popular way to explore the island of Madeira. These tours typically involve traveling in a small group in a rugged, off-road vehicle, allowing you to access some of the more remote and scenic areas of the island that may not be easily accessible by other means.They include stops at key landmarks and points of interest along the way.
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Boat tours are a wonderful way to experience the beauty of Madeira from a different perspective. The island’s crystal-clear waters and rugged coastline provide a stunning backdrop for a variety of boat tours, which can range from short sightseeing trips to longer excursions that include activities such as snorkeling, whale and dolphin watching, and deep-sea fishing. Some boat tours also offer the opportunity to visit nearby islands or take a sunset cruise along the coast.
Levada walking tours are a popular activity in Madeira, and involve hiking along the island’s network of 16th century irrigation channels, known as levadas, which today provide a unique and picturesque way to explore the island’s rural areas and natural beauty. Levada walks range in difficulty and length, and can take you through forests, along the coast, and over mountain ridges, with breathtaking views at every turn.Â
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Levada walking tours are a popular activity in Madeira, and involve hiking along the island’s network of 16th century irrigation channels, known as levadas, which today provide a unique and picturesque way to explore the island’s rural areas and natural beauty. Levada walks range in difficulty and length, and can take you through forests, along the coast, and over mountain ridges, with breathtaking views at every turn.Â
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The Madeira Center Island Jeep Tour is the most popular half-day jeep tour, where we get to visit some really amazing scenery…
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This is the most popular tour we have on the island and for good reason. The Madeira west tour offers fantastic coastline views of various…
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This tour allows you to not only to watch dolphins and whales but also to swim with these wild creatures accompanied by a professional…
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The Madeira Queimadas walk is in the enchanting emerald green and mossy paradise of the tropical rain forest (Laurissilva Forest), and has…
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This dolphin and whale tour will provide you with a complimentary trip if you are unlucky enough not to spot anything. A 30-minute stop is made in front of Cabo Girao for a quick dive into Madeira’s deep blue waters.
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The Madeira East Jeep Tour is a popular tour that provides spectacular scenery of the Laurisiva forest, gardens, and coastal areas. This is by far the most scenic trip on the island and a must-do for every visitor.
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This walk is located in the beautiful Rabaçal valley and is one of Madeira’s most popular levada walks. Rabaçal, also known as the 25 Fountain Walk, is a magical realm of cascading waterfalls, singing fountains, and little lakes..
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Some of Portugal’s highest peaks can be found on the island of Madeira! The summits are known as “Pico Ruivo,” “Pico do Areeiro,” and “Pico das Torres” all have breathtaking panoramas and are considered to be among Madeira Island’s most notable peaks.
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Madeira Island is a nature lover’s paradise with lush green forests, dramatic sea cliffs, and a range of mountains and valleys. The west coast is the most popular for visitors and offers a diverse range of landscapes, sea cliffs, traditional fishing villages, volcanic caves, and its famous rock pools in the most western part of the island.
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The best time to visit Madeira is ANY TIME OF THE YEAR. Madeira has a tropical climate with mildly hot, dry summers and moderate, rainy winters. In the summer, temperatures normally range between 25°C to 30°C, making Madeira vacations the perfect choice if you enjoy relaxing by the pool or the beach.
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Some of Portugal’s highest peaks can be found on the island of Madeira! The summits are known as “Pico Ruivo,” “Pico do Areeiro,” and “Pico das Torres” all have breathtaking panoramas and are considered to be among Madeira Island’s most notable peaks.
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Madeira Island is a nature lover’s paradise with lush green forests, dramatic sea cliffs, and a range of mountains and valleys. The west coast is the most popular for visitors and offers a diverse range of landscapes, sea cliffs, traditional fishing villages, volcanic caves, and its famous rock pools in the most western part of the island.
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The best time to visit Madeira is ANY TIME OF THE YEAR. Madeira has a tropical climate with mildly hot, dry summers and moderate, rainy winters. In the summer, temperatures normally range between 25°C to 30°C, making Madeira vacations the perfect choice if you enjoy relaxing by the pool or the beach.
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