This tour aims at showing the Eastern side of Madeira Island. Main attractions are Pico do Areeiro in 1818 meters, Ribeiro Frio that you can see the trout ponds, the typical straw-roofed houses of Santana the East/North part of the Island, Porto da Cruz where here you have the Rum Factory that you can make a proof and relax a little near of the sea, and for finish we visit the Caniçal the most eastern part of Madeira Island. Route: Start in Funchal / Monte / Pico do Arieiro (1818 meters) / Ribeiro Frio (Option Levada Walk Balcões) / Off-Road to Queimadas / Santana (Lunch) / Faial / Porto da Cruz (Rum Factory) / Caniçal / Machico and Return to Hotel.

The itinerary of the east coast of Madeira Island starts with a visit to Pico do Arieiro, one of the highest points on the island with breathtaking views of the mountains and the ocean. We then stop at Ribeiro Frio to do a small levada, the Levada dos Balcões, an easy 1.5 km walk that leads to a viewpoint overlooking the mountains. After the walk, we head to the Miradouro do Guindaste on Faial, where you can see the suspended glass platforms that allow visitors to walk over the cliffs. The tour continues with a visit to the famous Casinhas de Santana, where we can explore the traditional Madeiran houses with their thatched thatched roofs. It's an opportunity to take a picture on one of the island's postcards and go back in time imagining what it would be like to live in such a strategic little house from times gone by. For lunch, we stop at Restaurante Quinta do Furão, which offers delicious local cuisine, as well as spectacular views of the sea and mountains. After enjoying a delicious lunch, we will visit the ruins of Calhau de São Jorge. This place is known for its natural and historical beauty, the ruins are the remains of a fortification built in the 17th century to protect the island's coast from attacks by pirates and foreign invaders. However, the fortification was abandoned and gradually fell into disrepair after the end of the 18th century, and nowadays only a few walls and partially standing towers remain. Despite this, the ruins are still a point of tourist and cultural interest on the island, attracting visitors looking to learn a little about Madeira's history and enjoy the beautiful view of the Atlantic Ocean. Then we head to the Miradouro da Ponta do Rosto, which offers incredible views of Ponta de São Lourenço, a rocky peninsula that juts out into the ocean. Finally, we end the tour with a visit to Pico do Facho in Machico. This peak offers incredible views of the bay of Machico and is a historic site where the first Portuguese explorers arrived on the island of Madeira. It's a great way to end the tour and enjoy the natural beauty of the east coast of the island.

This 9-kilometer guided trail running experience is the best way to get to know the São Lourenço Peninsula. Always surrounded by the sea, this peninsula offers beautiful views of the water and of the volcanic formations and cliffs. If the weather is right, it also helps to have a swim halfway through to cool down.   Your track begins at the end of Caniçal Road (ER214) and follows a trail between the cliffs that make up the peninsula. Arrive in Casa do Sardinha and climb to the Pico do Furado, where you can catch an amazing view of the Baia d’Abra, as well as the islands of Porto Santo and Desertas.   On the descent, if the weather is good, you can dive into the clear waters of the Cais do Sardinha before returning to the starting point by the same trail.