City in Madeira

Historic Funchal Small Group Walking Tour

Almost 600 years old, Funchal is full of tales of kings, queens and conquests. So a small group walking tour around town is like stepping through the pages of a history book. You'll learn about French battles atop the city walls, hear about the famous folk buried in the Anglican Church, and find out why foreign royalty once dined at St Claire's Monastery.

Funchal Botanical Garden Tukxi Tour

With a landscape carpeted in fuchsia bougainvillea, scarlet poinsettias and lilac trees, Madeira is Portugal's own Garden of Eden. And the very best of the island's natural beauty is on display in Funchal's botanical gardens. This tour includes ample time to explore the flower-filled grounds, and the option to visit the Natural History Museum, too.

Funchal Wine & Sugar Small Group Walking Tour

For a Funchal walking tour, it'd be tough to find a better guide than a student of Madeira University's Heritage program. Hear tales of the island's past as you see the centuries-old cathedral, the historic Jesuits' College and visit both the City of Sugar Museum and Blandy Wine Lodge – testaments to the important wine and sugar industries here.There's a trip to the colonial-style City Hall – located on an optically challenging two-toned mosaicked esplanade – before finding out about the history of Madeira's trade in ‘white gold' with a visit to the City of Sugar museum.Then, after a guided tour of the Jesuit College, enjoy exploring the wonderfully ornate Funchal Cathedral. Last but not least, it's on to the renowned Blandy Madeira Wine Lodge for a tasting of delicious local wines.

Camara de Lobos Tukxi Tour

Tucked between two cliffs tumbling into the sea, it's safe to say Camara de Lobos is one of Madeira's most easy-on-the-eye spots. Other than a bathing area and a brand-spanking new prom, little has changed here over the years. Explore this timeless fishing village by tukxi tour with a bonus stop at Doca do Cavacas volcanic pools.

Camara de Lobos & Faja dos Padres Tukxi Tour

Hop in an electric tuk-tuk-like vehicle known as a tukxi, and this tour delivers some of the best panoramas on the island. Zoom along the coast for vistas from Fajã dos Padres viewpoint and Cabo Girão – one of the highest sea cliffs in the world. Then, explore Camara de Lobos – a typical fishing village home to Madeira's most photogenic beach.

Funchal Old Town Small Group Walking Tour

Founded in 1424, Funchal is full of history. And its charming old town is the heart of it all. Take a small group walking tour with an in-the-know local and discover all the charms of the Madeiran capital. You'll uncover the macabre past of Pillory Square, see the centuries-old cathedral, the art-adorned doors and visit the renowned farmer's market, too.

Funchal City Sightseeing Tour Gold Package

A duo of City Sightseeing routes in Madeira are covered by this two-day City Gold Package. You'll be able to hop on and hop off at your leisure and explore the attractions along Blue Iconic and Red Essential lines. The Blue covers Monte, the Old Town and Funchal Market, among other sights, while the Red takes you up to Pico dos Barcelos.

Garajau Tukxi Tour

Tukxis are nippy three-wheel vehicles ideal for taking you where coaches can't. On this tour, a driver will navigate Madeira's mountain roads to places where there are wow-out-loud vistas over Funchal Bay and neighbouring islands. You'll see Garajau and Pinaculo viewpoints, as well as the Cristo Rei statue – Portugal's own Christ the Redeemer.

Funchal City Tour from the West

If you fancy getting under the skin of Madeira's capital city, then this tour is the perfect place to start. You'll explore Funchal on a walking tour through the old town and farmer's market, followed by free time and a visit to the botanical gardens. There's also a tasting of Madeira wine for good measure.

Funchal City Tukxi Tour

In a city as full of sights as Funchal, you'll need to get around fast to fit it all in. That's where a tukxi tour comes in handy. Hop in one of these nippy three-wheeled vehicles, and you'll see the Madeiran capital's cobbled old town, smart marina and beautiful gardens, as well as São Pedro Church, Socorro viewpoint, the Farmers' Market and more.