easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic mobility required to board boat and enter water for optional swim.
Set sail from Caniçal with Madeira Sea Emotions, cruising past volcanic cliffs to a historic lighthouse and stirring coastal caves. Finish with a dip in Madeira’s famously clear Atlantic waters.
All Ages • 30 - 45min • Great for the whole family
Embark on a captivating boat tour from Cais do Sardinha to the historic 150-year-old lighthouse at Ponta de São Lourenço. Explore stunning coastal caves and unique wildlife, then enjoy a refreshing swim in crystal-clear waters on your return. Experience the beauty of Madeira like never before!
30 - 45 min
Come with us and admire a 150-year-old lighthouse, the oldest in Madeira Archipelago. You'll also be able to see Ilhéu domDesembarcadouro, the North Coast and its beautiful caves and calm bays as well as several species of animals and plants that can only be found here. Upon return, we will make a quick stop at Cais do Sardinha where you can take a dip in its crystal clear waters.
The above values include:
Please arrive 10 min in advance.
Capture underwater and above-water scenes, especially near the clear swimming spots.
Boat decks and rocky shorelines can be slippery, so proper footwear ensures safety on and off the vessel.
Protect your skin and the marine environment during sun exposure on the open boat deck.
Wind and sea conditions can affect trip availability and comfort; early morning tours generally have calmer waters.
Ponta de São Lourenço Lighthouse has guided sailors since 1866, standing sentinel over Madeira’s easternmost point.
This area is part of Madeira’s protected natural reserve, with boat tours emphasizing low-impact cruising to preserve marine habitats.
Protects your device from splashes and allows capturing underwater life during swims.
summer specific
Ensures stable footing on wet boat surfaces and rocky shores.
Offers protection from cool ocean breezes during the tour.
spring specific
Helps protect skin while minimizing environmental impact on marine ecosystems.
summer specific