moderate
8 hours
Good general fitness needed for walking and some uneven terrain
Join Bravelanders for an 8-hour adventure along Madeira's stunning coastline. Discover secret beaches, dramatic cliffs, and vibrant villages—all woven with local culture and history. Read on to find out what makes this tour an unmissable experience.
All ages • 8 Hours • Discover the hidden gems and breathtaking landscapes of Madeira island!
Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour journey through Madeira's stunning landscapes. Explore the vibrant fishing village of Camara de Lobos, relax on pebble beaches, and discover breathtaking cliffs and viewpoints. Experience the island's rich culture and natural beauty, culminating in the charming parishes of Paul do Mar and Jardim do Mar.
Duration: 8 hours
The town of Camara de Lobos is a mandatory stop early in the morning.
This land of fishermen, whose main specialization is fishing for black scabbardfish, owes its fame to the fishermen who paint the bay with their picturesque and very characteristic boats - the Xavelhas.
Lugar de Baixo one of the warmest areas of Madeira Island where the beach is mainly made up of pebbles. Madalena do Mar is a characteristic fishing village with a beautiful promenade along the pebble beach. Its location and the corresponding climate helped it to become one of the biggest banana producers in Madeira Island.
In Calheta we can see one of the yellow sand beaches that delight many. From the parish of Prazeres to Ponta do Pargo, we travel through the most forgotten part of the island in tourism, with breathtaking landscapes.
From the off-road trails to the viewpoints of stunning cliffs where the Lighthouse always serves as an azimuth.
We end the tour visiting the parishes of Paul do Mar and Jardim do Mar, where the vibes of the sea, the island and the tropical environment make the day end on a high note.
Many scenic viewpoints involve walking on uneven or rocky terrain, so supportive shoes are essential.
Sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses will help you stay comfortable during the exposed coastal sections.
Weather can shift unexpectedly—pack a light rain jacket just in case.
Bring enough water to stay refreshed during this full-day outing.
Câmara de Lobos was once a hub for the island's fishing industry, famous for its traditional boats called 'xavelhas.'
Bravelanders emphasizes sustainable tourism, respecting local ecosystems and promoting responsible travel practices.
Supportive shoes will help navigate varied terrain comfortably.
Protect yourself from sun exposure during outdoor sightseeing.
Weather can be unpredictable; a compact rain jacket is useful year-round.
spring|fall|winter specific
Staying hydrated on long walks is crucial for comfort and safety.