• Sao Vicente - The North Coast of Madeira boasts some of the island’s most stunning landscapes, where nature has seamlessly blended mountains, forests, cliffs, and the sea in a breathtaking manner. This natural beauty creates unforgettable vistas along the coastline of the parishes within the Municipalities of S. Vicente, Santana, and Porto Moniz.

The lush landscapes of this area are also shaped by volcanic activity and the erosion of its slopes. Visitors can explore the renowned volcanic caves, which were formed 890,000 years ago. There are countless reasons to explore São Vicente.

Another notable attraction in the municipality of São Vicente is a unique chapel built within a basalt rock by the sea. The São Vicente, or Calhau, Chapel symbolizes the region’s strong connection to faith and the ever-present volcanic rock.

• Private transportation
• Certified local guide
• Alcoholic beverages
• Lunch

The tour starts with a picturesque 30-minute drive from Funchal to São Vicente, a charming village on Madeira’s northern coast. Upon reaching one of the island’s largest vineyards, visitors are greeted by local guides who conduct a 30-minute tour, detailing the estate’s unique wine production process from grape selection to winemaking techniques.

The vineyard tour provides breathtaking views of Madeira’s landscape, along with insights into the distinctive grape varieties and cultivation methods employed on the estate.

Following the vineyard tour, guests proceed to the tasting room for a traditional regional lunch. The main course, Madeira espetada, features beef skewered on a bay tree branch, accompanied by six wines from the estate, including refreshing whites, aromatic rosés, and robust reds. A homemade passion fruit dessert paired with a glass of Madeira wine is served afterwards, offering a delightful conclusion to the culinary experience.

After lunch, guests can unwind and take in the estate’s stunning views before departing.

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