• Miradouro da Encumeada - When the weather is favorable, this location offers the opportunity to admire both northern and southern views from a 1000-meter-high vantage point.
• Quinta Do Barbusano - This tour invites you to explore Madeira’s stunning vineyards in São Vicente, located in the northwest of Madeira. The area is surrounded by breathtaking landscapes where cliffs, mountains, forests, and cultivated terraces blend harmoniously. It represents a perfect fusion of culture and nature. In addition to the amazing scenery, visitors will meet producers on both the south and north sides of the island and sample the most notable types of wine. From the globally renowned fortified Madeira Wine to table wines and homemade varieties using traditional grape varietals and methods. For lunch, guests can enjoy a snack or a typical meal at a non-touristy restaurant. These unique tours are tailored to each guest, with additional stops and surprises suggested to enhance the experience. A fully charged camera is recommended, as the diverse landscapes are simply breathtaking, and with a panoramic roof, any moment can be a photo opportunity.
• Sao Vicente - São Vicente, located on Madeira’s north coast, is a place of dramatic beauty. Towering cliffs descend into the Atlantic, while green terraces and vineyards ascend the hillsides, creating a striking contrast between land and sea. This unique landscape not only offers breathtaking views but also reflects centuries of tradition, where locals have shaped the steep slopes to cultivate vines and sustain their way of life.
• Cabo Girao - Upon request, visitors can experience a stunning glass-bottom platform, set 600 meters above sea level, offering breathtaking views of the dramatic coastline.
• Estreito de Camara de Lobos - Estreito de Câmara de Lobos is surrounded by terraced vineyards that produce some of Madeira’s finest wines. The old scenic road winds through the hillsides, offering breathtaking views over the valley and down to the ocean. Driving here feels like stepping back in time, where tradition and landscape blend into an unforgettable experience.
• Henriques & Henriques - A visit to this cellar provides insight into the aging process of Madeira Fortified Wines, with the opportunity to taste at least six varieties.
• Camara De Lobos - Câmara de Lobos is a vibrant fishing town that inspired Winston Churchill to paint its charming bay. Whitewashed houses, brightly painted boats, and steep terraced vineyards surround the village, while dramatic cliffs rise above the Atlantic.

• Private transportation
• Certified Guide
• Insurances required by the Portuguese Tourism Bureau

• Lunch
• Alcoholic beverages

The operator is fortunate to be engaged in a profession they are passionate about, and this enthusiasm is evident throughout the tour. Over time, the operator has explored this island, uncovering its hidden gems, people, stories, and history, which will be shared between stops. Wine tasting is an added delight as the tour visits regions in both the north and south of Madeira.

This is not your typical crowded wine tour. The operator avoids the busiest times and locations, and between tastings, there are many delightful surprises. Some stops may be adjusted, extended, or replaced if they have already been visited.

Pickup times are flexible and can be arranged with the guide.

Important: The tour operates from Tuesday to Friday; on Mondays, weekends, and public holidays, some vineyards and cellars may be closed.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.