Is the tour suitable for children or older adults?

Yes, the terrain is generally easy, but it involves walking and some uneven ground, so supervised support is advised for young children or seniors.

How do I get to Fajã dos Padres from Cabo Girão?

Access to Fajã dos Padres is via cable car descending from the cliff; the tour includes this transit as part of the experience.

Are meals included in the tour?

The tour features tastings of local products but full meals are not included; it's recommended to bring snacks or eat before or after.

Can I book this tour year-round?

Tukxi Madeira operates this tour throughout the year, though weather conditions may occasionally affect availability.

What languages are the guides fluent in?

Guides usually speak Portuguese and English; check in advance if you need services in other languages.

Is the tour accessible for wheelchair users?

Due to cable car use and uneven surfaces, the tour is not fully accessible for wheelchair users.

Coastal Adventure with Tukxi Madeira at Fajã dos Padres | Boat Tour | Fishing

Tukxi Madeira offers a distinctive 4-hour journey along the rugged west coast of Madeira, starting from Cabo Girão, one of Europe's highest sea cliffs. This tour unfolds a vivid panorama from the famed Cabo Girão skywalk, perched 580 meters above the Atlantic Ocean, where sharp sea winds mingle with breathtaking views that stretch across the island's shoreline. The experience deepens with a visit to Câmara de Lobos, a small fishing village whose narrow streets and vivid boats reveal layers of Madeira’s seafaring past and present. The final destination, Fajã dos Padres, is an extraordinary coastal terrace accessible primarily by cable car, where coffee plantations and subtropical gardens contrast with the rocky cliffs above, offering a rare blend of natural beauty and agricultural tradition.

The geology here is striking—sheer volcanic cliffs meeting the ocean create a dramatic stage. Unique locally grown products, including exotic fruits and Madeira wine, are featured in tastings, providing a tangible link to the island’s culture and culinary heritage. Led by knowledgeable local guides, the tour is rich with insights into Madeira’s history, from its discovery in the 15th century to its role as a fishing and farming hub.

What sets Tukxi Madeira apart is its intimate approach combined with immersive storytelling, making it more than a sightseeing trip. This tour caters to travelers who appreciate both natural grandeur and cultural depth, all wrapped into a manageable, half-day itinerary. As a gateway to Madeira’s west coast adventures, Tukxi Madeira captures the island’s spirit in a way few others manage, providing visitors with a grounded, memorable connection to one of Portugal’s most striking landscapes.