easy
3 hours
Suitable for most visitors, including those with limited mobility
Discover the rugged beauty of Madeira’s Curral das Freiras with a personalized sidecar tour to Eira do Serrado. Enjoy breathtaking views, local treats, and an intimate journey through the island’s mountain heartland. Read on to see why this adventure stands out.
130€ • 5+ ages • 3 hours • 1 or 2 Passengers • Driver Included • Funchal
Embark on a captivating 3-hour journey to Eira do Serrado, where breathtaking views of Curral das Freiras await. Surrounded by Madeira's majestic peaks, indulge in traditional chestnut cake and sweet Ginja liqueur while uncovering the island's hidden gems. Enjoy a personalized experience tailored to your needs.
3 hours
Join us to discover Eira do Serrado (1.095 meters), the viewpoint to Curral das Freiras “Nun’s Valley”.
Curral das Freiras is a valley, in the center of the island, surrounded by some of Madeira´s highest peaks, like Pico do Arieiro.
Here you can taste the traditional chestnut cake and drink the sweet Ginja (cherry liqueur). And also discover some of the most well-hidden secrets of Madeira.
Note: This is a tailored service, meaning that all tours can be adapted and adjusted to client’s physical capability. If necessary, the pick-up locations and start times can be altered.
Mountain weather in Madeira can change quickly, so dress in layers for comfort during the tour.
Capture spectacular vistas and charming village scenes along the route and at Eira do Serrado.
Arriving before your scheduled departure ensures a relaxed start and time to enjoy the scenery.
Madeira’s tours are popular; booking ahead guarantees your spot on this sought-after adventure.
Curral das Freiras was historically a refuge for nuns escaping pirate raids, shaping its secluded, fortified character.
The tour emphasizes low-impact travel, supporting local craftsmanship and promoting awareness of Madeira’s delicate ecosystems.
Useful for walking around viewpoints and at the tasting stops.
Protection from sun exposure during open-air vehicle rides and sightseeing.
To adjust to Madeira’s changing mountain weather patterns.
Carry personal items such as cameras, water bottles, or extra layers.