Island Drive

Starting at
$79.99 / Person
Funchal, Madeira, Portugal
Moderate Activity Level
No Minimum Age
4.0 hours
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Scenic Drive: Take a relaxing ride along Madeira’s picturesque southeast coast, soaking in the spectacular scenery and coastal charm.

Historic Machico: Step back in time at the city founded by Madeira's first settlers in the 15th century, where history and culture come alive.

Eagle's Eye: Marvel at Eagle's Eye, a towering rock formation that reaches 1,800 ft. above Porto da Cruz.

Ribeiro Frio Trout Hatchery: Discover the scenic Ribeiro Frio Trout Hatchery, nestled in a charming mountain village with beautifully manicured grounds.

Poiso Pass Panorama: Experience stunning vistas from Poiso Pass at 4,308 ft., where you can gaze upon the majestic peaks of Pico Ruivo and Pico do Arieiro.

Terreiro da Luta: At Terreiro da Luta, experience the site of Madeira’s old funicular railway.

Monte & Funchal: Conclude your adventure with a delightful drive through Monte, soaking in the scenery before returning to the ship.

What’s Included:

  • Guided scenic drive along Madeira’s southeast coast.
  • Stops at key viewpoints, including Poiso Pass and Eagle’s Eye.
  • Visit to Ribeiro Frio’s trout hatchery.

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Notes

Accessibility: Tour is fully accessible (vehicle has a ramp). Guides are not allowed to push wheelchairs. Those traveling with wheelchair users should reserve this tour.

Requirements & Restrictions: Not recommended for guests with mobility difficulties due to cobbled terrain and steps at some stops.

What to Bring: Comfortable walking shoes, a warm cardigan or jacket (Madeira has a microclimate), and camera for scenic photo opportunities.

Good to Know: There is little to no walking involved, making this a relaxing experience. The terrain includes paved and cobbled surfaces, with some steps at certain venues. Visibility from scenic outlooks depends on weather conditions.