Câmara de Lobos is an emblematic city, county seat, near the capital Funchal, full of beauty and famous for its nightlife. Of the oldest and most historical places of Madeira Island, Câmara de Lobos owes its existence to fishing and agriculture, having also been one of the first colonized places on the island, a little due to the maritime facility of the pleasant bay, where they are now moored. the most varied, colorful and picturesque fishing vessels.

This is one of the oldest parishes of Madeira Island, created following Funchal and Machico, shortly after the death of infant D. Henrique in 1460. Ribeira Brava is also located in a place of central accessibility, connecting by land to the north of the island, through the gorge of Serra de Agua and Encumeada, where you have panoramas of immense beauty. By sea it was soon endowed with a small port that made the important freight connections to Funchal.

A quiet and picturesque stop surrounded by exuberant banana plantations. This area offers a wonderful glimpse of one of Madeira's most traditional agricultural landscapes, where banana cultivation continues to be an important part of local life.

Bishop's Source: Climbing to an altitude of about 1,300/1,500 meters, we reached the vast plateau of Paúl da Serra, one of the most unique landscapes in Madeira. This area is the starting point for several famous levadas that cross the Laurissilva Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will make a stop at the Fonte do Bispo viewpoint to appreciate the panoramic views and the tranquility of the mountain landscape.

One of the highlights of the day, Porto Moniz is famous for its spectacular volcanic natural pools, formed by ancient lava flows and fed by the Atlantic Ocean. As we descend towards the city, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the coast. If time allows, bring your swimsuit for a refreshing dip. There will be approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes to 1 hour and 45 minutes of free time to relax and explore.

A brief but unforgettable stop on the dramatic north coast of Madeira. Here, we admire the impressive cliffs, the lush green mountains, and the beautiful waterfalls, including the iconic "Bride's Veil" waterfall. This is one of the most photogenic areas of the island, where the beauty of nature reveals itself in all its fullness.

São Vicente is a beautiful village, located in the magical north coast of Madeira Island, with landscapes of great natural beauty and a picturesque historical center. Located in a charming valley surrounded by high slopes of marine limestone, São Vicente enchants for its beauty and calmness, standing out its wonderful group of caves, resulting from lava channels.