Difficulty

moderate

Duration

7 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in good general health, able to comfortably sit and navigate short walks or stairs.

Overview

Join Safari Madeira for a full-day 4x4 journey along Madeira’s stunning northwest coast. Experience towering cliffs, waterfalls, and charming villages on this adventure-rich tour that blends natural beauty with off-road excitement.

Jeep

Funchal, Madeira

Safari 4x4 West Tour - Full Day

From €58 | 7 hours | Take the scenic road to Porto Moniz!

Select participants and date

Date

Fri, Oct 3

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Embark on a thrilling full-day safari from Funchal, exploring Madeira’s stunning northwest coast in an open-top vehicle. Experience breathtaking views of Cabo Girão sea cliffs, the Veu da Noiva waterfall, and the Paul da Serra plateau, making unforgettable memories on this scenic adventure.

Take the scenic route between Câmara de Lobos and Porto Moniz in an open-top safari vehicle!

Rates

Adult (12+ years): 58€ Child (6 to 11 years): 29€ Infant (Under 6 years old): 29€

You can schedule lunch with the Jeep driver.

Duration

7 hours

About

Adventure off-road to explore Madeira’s northwest coast on this full-day safari from Funchal. Take the scenic route to Porto Moniz in an open-top safari vehicle; enjoy spectacular views of the Cabo Girão sea cliffs, Veu da Noiva waterfall, and the Paul da Serra plateau;

Itinerary

Funchal - Câmara de Lobos - Campanário - Ribeira Brava - Ponta do Sol - Rochão (Poncha Bar) - Paúl da Serra - Fanal - Porto Moniz - Seixal (sand beach and waterfall) - São Vicente (Água D'Alto) - Cabo Girão - Funchal

Adventure Tips

Dress for variable weather

Wear layers and bring a rain jacket, as weather can change quickly on the coast and mountains.

Bring a camera

Capture breathtaking views from Cabo Girão and the waterfalls—your camera or phone is a must-have.

Wear sturdy shoes

Comfortable, closed-toe shoes are recommended for walking around villages and viewpoint areas.

Stay hydrated

Bring water, especially during warm days or if you plan to take lots of photos.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Madeiran chaffinch
Blue rock thrush

History

Madeira’s volcanic origins shape much of its rugged terrain, with human settlements dating back to the 15th century, blending Portuguese maritime history with local tradition.

Conservation

Safari Madeira emphasizes sustainable tourism, contributing to local preservation efforts and respecting the island’s fragile ecosystems.