

by Hit the Road Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€395This full-day private 4x4 tour in Madeira lasts about eight hours and is designed for up to six people. With a private driver-guide and a custom itinerary, guests can explore the island according to their interests. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off. The route is flexible and can cover a wide range of locations, including mountain peaks, villages, sea cliffs, viewpoints, and natural reserves. Possible stops include Pico do Arieiro, the third highest peak on Madeira; the Valley of the Nuns village; Cabo Girao, Europe’s second highest sea cliff at 580 meters; and Faja dos Padres, known for its farm community and cable car. Other stops might be Balcoes de Ribeiro Frio, a viewpoint accessible by a short levada walk, and Miradouro Pico Dos Barcelos, which offers panoramic views of Funchal. Additional viewpoints include Miradouro do Cristo Rei do Garajau with the original Christ the Redeemer statue, Miradouro da Portela in the northeast, and Miradouro do Veu da Noiva, a popular waterfall viewpoint on the north coast. The tour may also visit the Reserva Natural da Rocha do Navio, noted for its cable car and rocky beaches near Santana; Porto Moniz, known for its natural lido pools suitable for swimming and lunch breaks; and Ponta do Pargo Lighthouse at Madeira’s westernmost point. Food, drinks, entrance fees, and personal expenses are not included. The driver-guide can adjust the route to avoid bad weather most of the time. Activities like walks, forest visits, swimming in rock pools, and stops at bars or restaurants can be arranged during the tour. The vehicle used is a private 4x4 Land Rover suitable for reaching less accessible locations. Car seats are available for children if needed.
Hit the Road Tours
This private tour suits families or couples wanting a personal experience. The guide can tailor the route to avoid bad weather about 95 percent of the time. The tour may include walks, visits to forests and mountains, swimming in rock pools, and stops at bars or restaurants. The vehicle and guide can reach many locations across Madeira that are not easily accessible.
480 min
Pico do Arieiro
This is Madeira’s third highest peak, offering mountain views and natural scenery.
45 min
Valley of the Nuns
A small village surrounded by mountains, known for its charm and peaceful setting.
30 min
Cabo Girao
A sea cliff standing 580 meters above sea level, making it the second highest in Europe.
30 min
Faja dos Padres
Located on Madeira’s southwest coast, this small farming community is famous for its cable car and is a popular spot for lunch in summer.
30 min
Balcoes de Ribeiro Frio
A notable viewpoint reached by a short walk along a levada, offering scenic views of the surrounding landscape.
30 min
Miradouro Pico Dos Barcelos
A viewpoint that provides panoramic views over the city of Funchal.
30 min
Miradouro do Cristo Rei do Garajau
The location of the original Christ the Redeemer statue in Garajau, Madeira.
30 min
Miradouro da Portela
A prominent viewpoint overlooking the northeast region of Madeira.
30 min
Miradouro do Veu da Noiva
A well-known waterfall viewpoint on Madeira’s north coast, also home to one of the island’s least expensive souvenir shops.
30 min
Reserva Natural da Rocha do Navio
A natural reserve near Santana, known for its cable car and untouched rocky beaches.
30 min
Porto Moniz
A location with natural lido pools suitable for swimming and a place where guests can have lunch during the tour.
90 min
Ponta do Pargo Lighthouse
The most westerly point of Madeira featuring a historic lighthouse and wide views.
30 min


by Hit the Road Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€395This full-day private 4x4 tour in Madeira lasts about eight hours and is designed for up to six people. With a private driver-guide and a custom itinerary, guests can explore the island according to their interests. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off. The route is flexible and can cover a wide range of locations, including mountain peaks, villages, sea cliffs, viewpoints, and natural reserves. Possible stops include Pico do Arieiro, the third highest peak on Madeira; the Valley of the Nuns village; Cabo Girao, Europe’s second highest sea cliff at 580 meters; and Faja dos Padres, known for its farm community and cable car. Other stops might be Balcoes de Ribeiro Frio, a viewpoint accessible by a short levada walk, and Miradouro Pico Dos Barcelos, which offers panoramic views of Funchal. Additional viewpoints include Miradouro do Cristo Rei do Garajau with the original Christ the Redeemer statue, Miradouro da Portela in the northeast, and Miradouro do Veu da Noiva, a popular waterfall viewpoint on the north coast. The tour may also visit the Reserva Natural da Rocha do Navio, noted for its cable car and rocky beaches near Santana; Porto Moniz, known for its natural lido pools suitable for swimming and lunch breaks; and Ponta do Pargo Lighthouse at Madeira’s westernmost point. Food, drinks, entrance fees, and personal expenses are not included. The driver-guide can adjust the route to avoid bad weather most of the time. Activities like walks, forest visits, swimming in rock pools, and stops at bars or restaurants can be arranged during the tour. The vehicle used is a private 4x4 Land Rover suitable for reaching less accessible locations. Car seats are available for children if needed.
Hit the Road Tours
This private tour suits families or couples wanting a personal experience. The guide can tailor the route to avoid bad weather about 95 percent of the time. The tour may include walks, visits to forests and mountains, swimming in rock pools, and stops at bars or restaurants. The vehicle and guide can reach many locations across Madeira that are not easily accessible.
480 min
Pico do Arieiro
This is Madeira’s third highest peak, offering mountain views and natural scenery.
45 min
Valley of the Nuns
A small village surrounded by mountains, known for its charm and peaceful setting.
30 min
Cabo Girao
A sea cliff standing 580 meters above sea level, making it the second highest in Europe.
30 min
Faja dos Padres
Located on Madeira’s southwest coast, this small farming community is famous for its cable car and is a popular spot for lunch in summer.
30 min
Balcoes de Ribeiro Frio
A notable viewpoint reached by a short walk along a levada, offering scenic views of the surrounding landscape.
30 min
Miradouro Pico Dos Barcelos
A viewpoint that provides panoramic views over the city of Funchal.
30 min
Miradouro do Cristo Rei do Garajau
The location of the original Christ the Redeemer statue in Garajau, Madeira.
30 min
Miradouro da Portela
A prominent viewpoint overlooking the northeast region of Madeira.
30 min
Miradouro do Veu da Noiva
A well-known waterfall viewpoint on Madeira’s north coast, also home to one of the island’s least expensive souvenir shops.
30 min
Reserva Natural da Rocha do Navio
A natural reserve near Santana, known for its cable car and untouched rocky beaches.
30 min
Porto Moniz
A location with natural lido pools suitable for swimming and a place where guests can have lunch during the tour.
90 min
Ponta do Pargo Lighthouse
The most westerly point of Madeira featuring a historic lighthouse and wide views.
30 min