easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, includes walking and standing during the tour
Discover Madeira's culinary traditions with a lively evening skewered meat tour in Camera de Lobos. Learn the art of Espetada and enjoy local flavors in a vibrant village setting.
Half Day Evening Tour • 5h • Hillside espetada experience, cultural blend • Adults only
Embark on a captivating evening in Camera de Lobos, where you'll discover the art of making Madeira's iconic Espetada. Enjoy Venezuelan-inspired snacks, customize your dinner with a variety of meats, and savor the stunning landscapes. Conclude your culinary adventure with a sweet stop at a local poncha bar.
5 hours
As the sun sets, journey into the hills of Camera de Lobos to unravel the secrets of Madeira's iconic dish: Espetada. Seasoned with bayleaf, garlic, and salt, and served on skewers, the espetada is more than a dish; it's an experience.
Begin your evening at a Venezuelan-themed snack bar, a nod to the deep-rooted connection between Madeira and Venezuela. Relish empenadas, arepas, tequenos, and more, each bite a fusion of Madeiran essence and Venezuelan flair.
With the appetizers settling, take a picturesque drive through the stunning landscapes of Camera de Lobos, leading to our main course. Here, customize your espetada dinner, choosing from an array of meats and accompaniments. From rice and fries to cheese on the skewer and our traditional bolo do caco bread, indulge in an authentic Madeiran feast.
No evening is complete without a touch of sweetness. We conclude with a stop at a local poncha bar, a fitting end to a culinary journey before we head back to the lights of Funchal.
Wear comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor dining and walking around town.
Arriving at least 15 minutes early ensures you get the best experience and seating.
Drink plenty of water, especially if sampling drinks and walking.
Some local bars may prefer cash payments rather than cards.
Camera de Lobos was once a favorite fishing village for Winston Churchill, who visited here regularly to paint and enjoy the local atmosphere.
Efforts are underway to preserve Madeira’s cultural heritage and promote sustainable tourism, ensuring the area remains vibrant for future generations.
Necessary for walking through the streets and around the village comfortably.
Evenings can be cool; a light layer keeps you comfortable.
Capture the colorful scenery and delicious moments.
Carry essentials like water, wallet, and optional souvenirs.