With a variety of hiking trails, peaks, valleys, levadas, and rolling hills, Madeira is the perfect place for all hikers. Ingrained in the culture and daily life of Madeirans, hiking through the island is the best way to experience and understand its natural beauty. Spend six days trekking across the island, weaving in and out of different mountains, valleys, forests, and clouds with sweeping views of the entire island. You’ll be stunned as you stand atop the highest peak of Madeira, Pico Ruivo, gazing at the 360o views of everywhere you’ve been and where you’ve yet to venture just yet. Immerse yourself in the natural wonders as you camp in mystical campsites deep in the lush forests. At every turn in the trail, you’ll wonder how you’re seeing yet another breathtaking view.
Go deeper into the natural wonders of Madeira as you suit up for your canyoneering adventure! Instead of trekking on the trail, you’ll now be wading through the waters of Madeira and taking every chance to rappel down a waterfall, cannonball off a rock, or slide down the smooth rocks into the river below. You’ll feel like a true adventurer with ropes, harnesses, and epic skills to explore these gorgeous canyons.
Gear up and get ready to tackle the vertical walls of Madeira! Professional guides will help you scale the nooks and crannies, all while you take in epic landscapes around you. You’ll even get to take a refreshing dip in the Atlantic Ocean after you’ve conquered the walls!
It wouldn’t be an island trip without surfing! Connect with island life on a new level as you surf the waves of the Atlantic. Professional guides will show you how to ride the tides and catch some waves! Your surfing spot will be iconic with the best waves, richest water, and softest black sand beaches. You’ll be a pro in no-time!
The action hasn’t stopped yet! Prepare yourself for a wild, energy boosting, and all around FUN time while you try coasteering! This activity might be unknown to most, but we promise it will quickly become your favorite. You’ll become one with the tides to take you through an ocean rollercoaster ride of jumping, sliding, swimming, and floating in the water along the rocky cliffs of the Madeiran shore.