• Eira da Achada Lookout - Hop on the minibus in the heart of Lido and journey to Eira do Serrado for one of Madeira’s most stunning vistas. Descend to Curral da Freiras, passing by forested areas and charming houses typical of the Madeiran countryside. Upon reaching Nuns Valley, discover a small village nestled between nearly vertical mountains.

The Eira do Serrado viewpoint, situated in the mountainous interior of Câmara de Lobos municipality, at the island’s ‘heart,’ is perched at an altitude of 1,095 meters. It provides a breathtaking panoramic view of the valley where the picturesque parish of Curral das Freiras is located, surrounded by the majestic mountains of the central massif. Access to the viewpoint is via a footpath beginning at Estalagem Eira do Serrado.

• Valley of the Nuns - The formation of the vast cauldron that is Nuns Valley is a topic of debate. Some suggest it resulted from erosion, while older theories propose volcanic activity. What is certain is the village’s isolation. The locals primarily rely on their own cultivation, including the delicious chestnuts that are the highlight of the annual Chestnut Festival.

Descend to Curral da Freiras, passing by forested areas and charming houses typical of the Madeiran countryside. Upon reaching Nuns Valley, discover a small village nestled between nearly vertical mountains.

• Camara De Lobos - Câmara de Lobos is a municipality, parish, and town on the south-central coast of Madeira. Technically a suburb of the larger capital city of Funchal, it is one of the major population centers and an extension of Funchal’s economy.

Please note that this itinerary is subject to change and is provided for reference only.

• Hotel pick-up and drop off at select hotels in Funchal
• All taxes and fuel surcharges

• Lunch

Discover the stunning allure of Madeira on a half-day excursion to Curral da Freiras, also known as Nuns Valley. Travel from Funchal into the island’s mountainous core, where towering peaks and verdant valleys provide awe-inspiring vistas. Pause at Eira do Serrado to take in one of Madeira’s most renowned views before descending to the secluded village of Curral da Freiras, nestled among steep cliffs and steeped in tradition. On the way back, explore the charming fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, famously painted by Winston Churchill, and soak in its coastal beauty. This tour combines breathtaking scenery, cultural insights, and genuine island life—all within a few hours.

✔ Spectacular views from Eira do Serrado
✔ Visit the hidden village of Curral da Freiras
✔ Discover Câmara de Lobos, admired by Churchill
✔ Experience Madeira’s distinctive landscapes and traditions

• Complimentary pick-up is offered from chosen hotels in Funchal and nearby areas.
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