Santana and Camacha Tour, Madeira
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Key Highlights
- Explore Santana and Camacha on an 8-hour guided tour
- Admire the picturesque villages of Santana and Camacha
- Visit Camacha, Pico do Ariero, Ribeiro Frio, Portela and many other highlights of Madeira
- Enjoy a delicious lunch during your tour
- An expert guide will accompany you and will make sure you don’t miss out on any interesting spot
- Roundtrip transport to and from your hotel in Funchal or Canico
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Activity Schedule
When does it run?
Tuesday & Friday
Duration8 hours
Start timeCaniço area: 9:00am
Meeting Point
Funchal area: 8:15am
Your hotel in Funchal or Canico.
Ending Point
(Please mention your hotel and its address at the time of booking for pick up. Kindly reconfirm pick up upon arrival in Funchal or Canico.)Your hotel in Funchal or Canico
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Overview & Itinerary
Overview
Explore the quaint villages of Santana and Camacha and admire the diverse beauty of Madeira on this tour. The beautifully preserved village of Santana, which is dotted with colourful triangular thatched homes and Camacha, the hub of Madeira Islands’ wicker industry, are enchanting. Shop for an assortment of wicker craft souvenirs at Camacha.An expert English speaking guide will accompany you and will help you navigate and point out places according to your interest. You will also enjoy a scrumptious lunch during the tour.
View the dramatically contrasting landscape at Pico do Arieiro, Madeira’s third highest mountain peak and visit Ponta de São Lourenço, the tip of Madeira’s peninsula for more visual treat.
Itinerary
You will be picked up from your hotel and taken in a bus, accompanied by a guide to:
Camacha: This village is located a few kilometres east of Funchal. It is a thriving hub for wicker craft. Visit a wicker factory and you may shop for souvenirs.
Pico do Arieiro: It is the third highest mountain in Madeira. From here, enjoy the commanding view over Madeira. On a clear day it is possible to see Porto Santo, a neighbouring Island.
Ribeiro Frio: Admire the flora and fauna of the Laurissilva Forest of Madeira, now recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage site. A trout hatchery was built here to take advantage of the pure, cold, oxygenated water of this stream.
Santana: With the lush Laurissilva forest as its backdrop and its triangular thatched roof houses, Santana charms visitors.
Ponta de São Lourenço: It is located at the very tip of the peninsula of Madeira Island. It was declared a Natural Reserve in 1982 with the objective of preserving its fauna, flora and geological heritage.
Machico: This is Madeira's oldest town. It is believed that the first inhabitants of the island arrived at Machico.
The tour ends at your hotel.
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Inclusions & Exclusions
Inclusions
- Hotel pick up and drop off
- Transportation in a bus
- English speaking guide
- Lunch
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Please note & Additional info
Please note
Please call the tour operator at least 24 hours prior to start of the tour to confirm all details.
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reviews
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A great day out
There were only three of aboard the minibus plus the driver, and it was like a private tour. The driver was very entertaining and informative throughout and the minibus was able...
Martine Brangan, Ireland, 02/Nov/2010 -
a very interesting tour
We saw basket weaving, highest mountain and good views, the driver gave a good commentary. It was an 8 seater minibus. DOWNSIDE was some of his driving, he was a 10 minutes...
MR M J CRANFIELD, United Kingdom, 30/May/2013
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