Get ready to explore La Palma’s wild side on an adrenaline-fueled buggy adventure that blends rugged trails with stunning scenery. After a safety briefing in El Llanito, the journey kicks off toward Mazo, navigating through Breña Alta and Breña Baja along lush green tunnels and diverse terrain before reaching the picturesque Niquiomo area. The route then climbs deep into the mountains, culminating at the iconic Cumbre Nueva, where sweeping views of the Aridane Valley and Las Breñas await. With a mix of asphalt roads and off-road trails, this tour promises dust, thrills, and unforgettable landscapes—an exhilarating way to experience the island’s raw natural beauty.

Santa Cruz de La Palma has always been a source of inspiration for many canarian artists, writers and musicians. The magnificent environment the city is surrounded by, along with its ancient monuments, astonishing façades and remarkable historical buildings, make the city an important site to admire. Its cobblestone streets lay like a heavenly carpet to welcome visitors and to guide them through. The tour will begin with a visit to Santa Cruz de La Palma and its remarkable sites such as the Spanish Square, El Salvador Church and the ancient Town Hall. After a relaxing visit in Santa Cruz, you will be transferred to a unique museum in Villa de Mazo, The Casa Roja Museum , where a classical concert will be offered exclusively to you by a professional musician. This will surely inspire your soul and will lead your heart and mind through many different emotions as you listen to the performance. An appetizer will also be served at the museum before you leave. You will enjoy a panoramic drive through Las Breñas back to the ship. Please note : This tour is not suitable for guests confined to wheelchairs or who have limited mobility. Wear comfortable walking shoes and layered clothings.

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This panoramic introduction to La Palma is ideal for those who prefer to tour at a more relaxed pace. Embark on a scenic panoramic drive to the west of the island and through the upper region of the Aridane Valley . The area is the highest point of the island and is also home to the charming town of El Paso . Enjoy a little free time to take some photos and admire the town's beautiful surroundings. You'll leave El Paso and take a short drive to the delightful La Glorieta Square. The square is the work of local artist, Luis Morera, who was once a pupil of César Manrique. Here, you can enjoy a photo stop and view the unique and colorful mosaic floor, reminiscent of Manrique's designs found in Lanzarote. Afterwards, you'll head to the southern tip of La Palma and on to Fuencaliente . There will be some time to relax during a refreshment stop at a local restaurant, before the return drive to the port. Please note : This tour involves limited walking, however passengers must be able to negotiate steps on to and off the coach. The drive involves some hairpin bends and is not suitable for those who suffer from vertigo. Wear comfortable walking shoes and layered clothing.

On September 19, 2021, La Palma experienced a defining moment when a new volcano erupted from Cumbre Vieja, reshaping the island’s young and volcanic landscape. This journey begins at the Caldera de Taburiente Visitor Center, where a detailed topographic model introduces the island’s geological evolution. From there, the path leads through Llano de El Jable, where layers of ash and lapilli reveal both the destructive force of the eruption and the resilience of the Canarian pine forest. At the Tajogaite crater, breathtaking views showcase the vast lava flows that transformed towns in the Aridane Valley. The experience concludes at the Mirador de Tajuya, a symbolic vantage point that once served as a communal lookout during the eruption, now offering a powerful perspective on nature’s ability to both devastate and renew.

Begin with a short transfer from the pier to the starting point of your hike at Pico do Castelo, one of Porto Santo’s most iconic peaks. The trail winds through reforested areas of pine and native vegetation, a striking contrast to the island’s naturally dry landscape. As you climb toward the 437-meter summit, enjoy sweeping views over the island’s coastline and inland valleys, with several scenic points perfect for photography along the way. Upon reaching the top, take in panoramic vistas of the Atlantic Ocean and surrounding terrain before descending along the same path. Following your hike, a short transfer will take you to Campo de Cima for a brief refreshment stop before returning to the pier. Tour itinerary may vary depending on local conditions.

Experience the natural beauty of Porto Santo from a new perspective on a guided horseback adventure through scenic island trails. After a short transfer to the Porto Santo Equestrian Center, you’ll be greeted by professional guides and matched with a well-trained horse suited to your experience level. Following a safety briefing, set out on a relaxing ride across volcanic landscapes, sandy paths, and open countryside, taking in peaceful views of the island’s hills and coastline. This slow-paced excursion offers an enjoyable and accessible way to connect with nature, ideal for both beginners and experienced riders alike. Please note: The tour includes horses and riding gear, a safety briefing, and an escort from the Equestrian Center; no prior riding experience is required.

Begin your panoramic exploration of Porto Santo with a visit to Portela Viewpoint, offering sweeping views of the golden sands and the town of Vila Baleira below. Continue to Pico do Castelo, one of the island’s highest volcanic peaks, where you’ll enjoy breathtaking island and ocean vistas before heading to the Cardina Museum in Camacha, an engaging private ethnographic collection featuring traditional tools, crafts, and detailed miniature models depicting the island’s rural heritage. The tour continues to Quinta das Palmeiras, a lush botanical garden and bird sanctuary that provides a refreshing oasis amid Porto Santo’s arid terrain, followed by a stop at Calheta, the island’s westernmost point, where views of Madeira may be visible on clear days. Conclude with a visit to the Christopher Columbus House Museum, believed to be the explorer’s former residence, to learn about his ties to the island before returning to the ship. Please note: Tour itinerary may operate in an alternative order; comfortable walking shoes and a jacket are recommended; visibility from scenic viewpoints depends on weather conditions; and local currency is advised as many vendors do not accept credit cards or U.S. dollars.

Have an informal and relaxed evening during which you will not only experience the local food and wine , but also the traditional warmhearted, hospitality of Madeira. Take advantage of the overnight stay in the beautiful port of Funchal and treat yourself to a dinner at one of Madeira's traditional restaurants. The culinary specialty of Madeira is espetadas - small portions of beef cooked over an open fire and served on a large skewer. The highlight of the evening will be a demonstration of local folk dancing. You will see a group of dancers -dressed in the colorful traditional Madeiran costumes and you are welcome to join in - the steps are not difficult to master! Please note : This tour is wheelchair accessible.

Spend a relaxing day exploring the small towns and picturesque countryside of Madeira . Begin with a trip to the Pico da Torre viewpoint for an incredible view of Camara de Lobos, a quintessential fishing village characterized by brightly painted boats in the harbor. Taste the famous poncha , a delightful local drink made of rum and honey on your way to Cabo Girao , the highest sea cliff in Europe and the second highest in the world. It features a skywalk with an amazing glass floor balcony (1,932 feet up). Enjoy a brief photo opportunity here to capture the magnificent sights before heading to Ribeira Brava, a historic town filled with quaint shops, wonderful cafés, and endless island charm. Please note : Wear comfortable walking shoes. Visibility from all scenic outlooks is dependent upon the weather and therefore cannot be guaranteed. Itinerary may be operated in reverse order but all sites will be covered. Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions. Guests must be of legal age to consume alcohol.

Step back in time and discover an 18th century Madeiran Quinta where you'll enjoy a tea service and stroll through the Quinta's stunning botanical garden. Your adventure begins with incredible views of Funchal from the Pico dos Barcelos Viewpoint. Then, travel to an authentic 18th century Quinta, a beautiful traditional estate with sprawling gardens. Sit down to an exquisite tea service paired with scones and homemade jams, a slice of cake and sandwiches. Then, stroll the estate's lush gardens. Learn about the 500 species of plants and flowers cultivated at the Quinta Jardins do Lago. See rare species of old trees and delicate flowers while wandering through the aromatic blooms. After your walk through the gardens, board your bus for a short drive back to the pier. Please note : Various scones, pasties, sandwiches, tea, and a glass of sparkling wine are included in the tea service.

This tour is a new and exciting way to discover the charms and beauties of Funchal. By using two means of transportation, you will be able to admire fantastic views of Funchal by visiting the most important viewpoints of the city with a minivan. Leaving the pier by minivan or motor coach you will proceed towards Pico dos Barcelos , where you can see distant Funchal and the surrounding villages scattered over the green slopes. Continue towards Cabo Girão , the highest sea cliff in Europe and the second highest in the world. Soaring 1,900 feet, its etched face tells the tale of its volcanic origins. From this impressive promontory, you will have breathtaking views along the island's southern coast. Passing by Estreito de Camara de Lobos , known for its vineyards, you will reach Camara de Lobos , a well-known fishing village. There, you will see its lovely, quaint setting of red-tile-roofed houses clustered on the rocky point and the brightly painted fishing boats anchored in the harbor.The second part of this tour will be by Tuk Tuk , built upon ecological and innovative criteria, directly inspired by the Italian Dolce Vita glamorous style and the iconic 3-wheeled Ape Calessino. It offers those who visit Funchal an exclusive perspective along with an intimate approach to our history and culture. Please note : Wear comfortable walking shoes. Order of sights visited my vary. Tuk Tuk suspension is not recommended for people with any sort of back problems. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or in a wheelchair. Visibility from all scenic outlooks is dependent upon the weather and therefore cannot be guaranteed.

Leave the pier behind and set out on an off-road journey through Madeira’s wild and dramatic landscapes. Begin with a scenic drive toward the lush Serra de Água valley, followed by a stop at the Encumeada Pass—an impressive viewpoint perched 1,000 meters above sea level. From here, enjoy panoramic views stretching from the island’s northern to southern coasts, framed by the green valleys of Ribeira Brava and São Vicente. Continue your adventure through the island’s UNESCO-listed Laurisilva Forest, one of the world’s few remaining laurel forests and a sanctuary of rare plants and bird species. Experience the thrill of open-roof Land Rover travel as you navigate winding trails surrounded by dense vegetation and mountain peaks. Your journey concludes with a visit to Quinta do Barbusano, a picturesque vineyard nestled among terraced hills. Savor a tasting of Madeira’s local red, white, and rosé wines paired with regional snacks, while taking in peaceful views of the surrounding countryside. Relax on the scenic return drive to Funchal, carrying with you memories of Madeira’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, and adventurous spirit. Tour sequence may vary depending on local conditions.

Explore the adventurous city of Funchal, capital of Madeira and Portugal's largest town. You will board your motor coach for the short 10-minute drive to the center of town. Walk through the vibrant local market, explore the Old Town where the first settlement of the city was born. This old part of the city is characterized by its narrow sidewalk streets and façades of old houses and is considered a historical area of great architectural and patrimonial value. You will climb to Monte by cable car. This village located at an elevation of 1,772 feet high was the last residence of Carlos I of Austria, who is buried in the Church of Our Lady of Monte. Finally you will have a 25-minute drive to visit the Old Blandy Wine Lodge in the center of Funchal which acts as an excellent show place for many the finest wines of Madeira. You will taste four 5-years-old wines accompanied by some delicious snacks. Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes. Guests must be legal age to consume alcohol. The market and the Old Blandy Lodge are closed Saturday afternoons, Sundays and public holidays all day. A visit to the church of Monte is not included and is closed on Sundays and public holidays. Should guests wish to visit it, it is free of charge and they have to be able to climb 171 steps up and 68 steps down. Tour order may vary but all sites will be covered. Shops are closed during public holidays. This tour is not available for guests in wheelchairs and others with mobility challenges.

Get ready to fall in love with the lush landscape of Madeira. A 25-minute motor coach drive will take you to Monte situated high in the hills. You will indulge in the fun local past-time of toboggan riding as you take a ride in a wicker chariot through the streets! Next stop will be Pico dos Barcelos from where you can admire breathtaking views over the island of Madeira before you return to the ship. Please note : Tour order may vary but all sites will be covered. This tour is not available for guests in wheelchairs and others with mobility challenges .The toboggan is closed on Sundays and Holy Friday.

Start this walking tour with a visit to Parque de Santa Catarina, one of the most important parks of the city. Continue towards Avenida Arriaga, one of the busiest avenues in the city and taste the famous Madeira wine accompanied by local snacks in a wine cellar located there. The tour will continue towards the Cathedral (outside visit), passing by the market area and finishing at the old town. Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes and weather appropriate clothing. Must be of legal age to consume alcohol. This tour is not suitable for people with mobility issues or a wheelchair.

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