• Quinta Do Barbusano - Whether you’re a wine enthusiast or just eager to delve into the world of winemaking, Quinta do Barbusano provides an unforgettable journey where you can admire the splendor of nature, discover the winemaking process, and savor outstanding wines paired with delicious food.
  At Quinta do Barbusano, the wine tasting experience includes six table wines to enjoy. Each wine presents a distinct flavor profile, highlighting the winery’s diversity and craftsmanship. From reds to whites, there’s a range of flavors to satisfy every taste.
• Sao Vicente - São Vicente is a charming town situated on the northern coast of Madeira, Portugal, celebrated for its intriguing history and breathtaking natural beauty. Let’s delve into the history and nature of São Vicente.
  São Vicente boasts a rich history dating back to the early settlement of Madeira. It was among the first areas colonized by the Portuguese in the 15th century. Historically, the town was pivotal in sugar cane production and vineyard cultivation. It also served as a crucial trading hub, thanks to its proximity to the sea.
• Ribeira Brava - Ribeira Brava is a picturesque town on the southwest coast of Madeira, Portugal, known for its rich history, stunning natural surroundings, and delightful atmosphere. Let’s explore the history and nature of Ribeira Brava further. Ribeira Brava is renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty. The town is nestled in a valley, surrounded by lush green mountains and the sparkling Atlantic Ocean. The area is rich in flora and fauna, with scenic landscapes perfect for nature enthusiasts.
• Serra de Agua - Serra de Água retains many traditional elements of Madeiran culture. Traditional festivals, like the Festa dos Fachos, are celebrated with great enthusiasm. During this event, villagers carry large torches made from wooden poles wrapped in straw, symbolizing efforts to protect the village from fires. These torches are then lit and paraded through the streets.
  Serra de Água is nestled in a valley between towering mountains. The village is surrounded by lush greenery, with terraced fields and vineyards covering the slopes. The area is rich in biodiversity, and the nearby Laurisilva Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site, adds to its charm. The village enjoys a mild and pleasant climate year-round.
• Campanario - Campanário has a long and captivating history dating back to Madeira’s early colonization. The village is believed to have been settled in the 15th century and has since been a vital agricultural center. It was named after the “campanário,” meaning “bell tower” in Portuguese, due to the presence of a prominent bell tower in the area. Campanário played a significant role in producing various crops, including wheat, sugar cane, and notably, grapes. The village’s proximity to the ocean made it an ideal location for vineyards, contributing to the production of Madeira wine, a cherished local product.
• Quinta Grande - Quinta Grande has a rich history dating back to Madeira’s early settlement. The village was named after the “quinta,” meaning “farm” in Portuguese, due to its agricultural traditions. It was primarily an agrarian community, with vineyards, fields, and gardens supporting local livelihoods. Quinta Grande also contributed to the development of Madeira wine, enhancing the island’s viticulture heritage.
  Quinta Grande is nestled amid captivating natural landscapes, offering visitors ample opportunities to explore and appreciate nature’s beauty. The village provides breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and surrounding mountains, creating a picturesque backdrop for outdoor activities and relaxation.
• Cabo Girao - Cabo Girão has a rich history dating back to Madeira’s early exploration. It was named by Portuguese navigators who first discovered the island, as “Girão” means “hoist” in Portuguese, referring to the practice of hoisting sails near the cliffs to catch winds. Over the years, the area’s unique geological features and stunning beauty have made it a popular landmark for visitors.

• Friendly guide
• Insurance coverage for risks and accidents
• Open-top 4x4 jeep safari tours
• Free pick-up from Funchal center and Caniço
• Small group tours with a maximum of 8 persons per jeep

• Gratuities
• Cabo Girao
• Wine tour & Wine taste

Embark on an extraordinary journey as the wonders of Madeira are unveiled, where stunning landscapes, outstanding wines, and exhilarating adventures come together in a unique expedition. The adventure kicks off with a guided tour in an open-top 4x4 jeep at Quinta do Barbusano. Participants will have the chance to explore the vineyards and discover the distinctive microclimate, terroir, and cultivation methods that contribute to the creation of exceptional wines. Following the vineyard tour, there will be an opportunity to sample six table wines paired with toasted cheese and traditional chorizo. The combination of wine and food creates a delightful harmony of flavors. The adventure concludes at Cabo Girão, featuring one of the world’s tallest skywalks at 580 meters.

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