easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels with minimal walking required on farming paths.
Step into Madeira’s agricultural past at the island’s oldest farm near Funchal. Harvest sugarcane yourself and savor traditional local treats in this immersive 2-hour experience.
Starting at €58 | 2 Hours | Parties of 2 to 20 | Funchal
Experience the rich agricultural heritage of Madeira at the island's oldest farm, dating back to the 15th century. Enjoy a guided tour, learn about sugarcane production, and harvest your own sugarcane. Savor local delicacies like honey cake paired with wine, making this a unique and memorable culinary adventure.
Adult: €53 Ages 18 & Older
Child: €27 Ages 12 to 17
Minimum party of 2 required to book
2 Hours
Funchal (Santo António)
This experience begins with a visit to the family farm, where you will taste the local products used in our activities, which are preferably of biological origin, of the season, whenever possible. Our farm its the oldest farm in Madeira. It dates back to the 15th century, at the beginning of agriculture in island. It has always been a place linked to agricultural activity, in the past these lands provided fruits and vegetables for home consumption and were grown for commerce and later, malvasia grapes and sugar cane.
The farm is located 7 minutes by car and 13 minutes by bus from the center of funchal.
After booking we will send all the details of the reservation, as well as the location of the farm and the contact of the farmer.
If you wish to propose another day or time for the experience, send us a message and we will do our best to reschedule, or we can include one more experience for all day.
This popular experience accommodates small groups and requires a minimum of two guests, so plan ahead to secure your spot.
The farm tour involves light walking on uneven terrain typical of cultivated fields—closed-toe shoes are recommended.
Madeira’s weather can shift suddenly; a lightweight rain jacket helps keep you comfortable outdoors.
The farm is accessible by car or public transportation from Funchal, but guests are responsible for their own transport.
This farm dates back to the 15th century and reflects Madeira’s early agricultural economy tied to sugarcane and malvasia grape production.
The farm maintains organic practices and promotes awareness of sustainable farming’s importance in preserving Madeira’s fragile island ecosystem.
Protect your feet from uneven farm terrain and possible mud.
Helps stay dry during sudden rain showers common in Madeira.
spring|fall|winter specific
Provides sun protection during the long summer days outdoors.
summer specific
Stay hydrated during the farm walk and activities.