moderate
4 hours
Good physical condition is recommended for extended walking and riding segments.
Discover the striking coastlines of Madeira with Madeira Sidecar Tours’ 4-hour adventure at Ponta de São Lourenço. Ride along scenic roads, visit iconic landmarks, and walk along picturesque trails—all with a guide who’s passionate about showcasing the island's natural and cultural gems.
170€ • 5+ ages • 4 hours • 1 or 2 Passengers • Driver Included • Funchal
Embark on a captivating 4-hour tour of Madeira Island, exploring scenic old roads and breathtaking views. Visit iconic sites like the Cristo Rei Statue and the charming fishing village of Caniçal. Experience the island's natural beauty with a walking trail to Cais dos Sardinhas, tailored to your preferences.
4 hours
Touring on the old roads with several stops for photos, talking and enjoy the views of Garajau, and see Cristo Rei Statue, Santa Cruz, were is located Madeira Airport (Cristiano Ronaldo Airport), Machico and the fishing village of Caniçal. This village is known for the Tuna Fish fishing and in the old days for the whale hunting industry.
In this tour, you will have the opportunity to see part of the Madeira’s natural park where the walking trail to Cais dos Sardinhas, situated on the very east point of the Island. And enjoy the Atlantic Ocean, with the fabulous seascapes, that baths Madeiran North and South Coasts.
Stop for lunch / Snack (Optional).
The drop-off can be at Funchal’s Cruise Harbour, or on any other point on the city of Funchal.
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.
The coastal breezes can vary, so dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout the tour.
Protection from sun exposure and hydration are key for enjoying this outdoor activity.
Weather can change quickly along the coast, so verify conditions before your trip to ensure safety.
Use sturdy shoes suitable for uneven trails during trail stops and walking segments.
Caniçal was once a bustling fishing port and now offers a glimpse into the island’s maritime heritage, celebrated annually with festivals.
Efforts are in place to preserve Madeira’s coastal ecosystems by promoting sustainable tourism practices in the area.
Helps protect against sunburn during outdoor riding and walking.
summer specific
Necessary for trail segments and walking stops along scenic routes.
Useful for sudden weather changes along the coast.
spring|fall|winter specific
Capture breathtaking views of Madeira’s coastline and landscapes.