easy
4 hours
Suitable for people with general mobility; no advanced fitness required but some walking on uneven terrain.
Discover Madeira’s west coast with Tukxi Madeira’s 4-hour tour to Fajã dos Padres, featuring jaw-dropping cliffs, a quaint fishing village, and rich local flavors. Dive into nature and culture all in one seamless adventure.
120€ per Group (up to 3 people) | Private Tour | 4h
Embark on a captivating 4-hour tour along Madeira's stunning west coast, guided by a local expert. Experience breathtaking views from the 580-meter-high Cabo Girão skywalk, explore the charming fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, and savor local delicacies while soaking in the region's rich history and culture.
Private Group of up to 3 People: 120€
4 hours
On the way to the cliffs, the driver will take you through the touristic area of Funchal. Soon after, the modern buildings will be replaced with banana plants and superb views over the Atlantic Ocean and the cliffs of Cabo Girão. Cabo Girão has its highest points 580 meters above sea level. From its glass sky-walk you can enjoy some breath-taking views over the coast and beach below. After your visit to Cabo Girão, your guide will take west, down the hill, to Fajã dos Padres view point. There the dramatic west coast cliffs will impress you and provide and excellent photo opportunity at an unique location. On the way down the cliff, a stop in the fishing village of Câmara de Lobos will provide you with a good opportunity to relax. The fishing village of Câmara de Lobos is famous for its picturesque looks, with colourful fishing boats in the dry dock right in centre of the village, and a small bay and steep hills crowded with small old buildings. Once in the village, you will have the opportunity to explore it and learn about its history and culture. You can also try some of the local delicacies.
The skywalk offers stunning views but can be slippery when wet; sturdy shoes with good grip are recommended.
The coastal route is exposed to sun and wind; carry water and use sunscreen and a hat to stay comfortable.
Access to Fajã dos Padres requires a cable car ride; check schedules and any restrictions ahead of time.
Sampling Madeira’s fresh fruit and wine at the village is a highlight; keep some cash handy as cards might not be accepted everywhere.
Câmara de Lobos was one of the first places settled by Portuguese explorers; it remains a vibrant fishing community preserving traditional methods.
Efforts are underway to maintain the natural terraced agriculture at Fajã dos Padres while balancing tourism demands.
Provide traction and support for walking on rocky and potentially slippery surfaces.
Protects from intense sun exposure on exposed cliffs and coastal paths.
spring|summer|fall specific
Useful for unpredictable coastal weather and occasional rain showers.
spring|fall|winter specific
Staying hydrated is important during the coastal walk under the sun and wind.