Begin your experience walking along the waterfront promenade with sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean and volcanic cliffs. Your local guide shares the history of the village, the origin of its name, and the fishing culture that shaped it for centuries.

Visit the exact viewpoint where Winston Churchill set up his easel in January 1950. With the colourful bay spread below, your guide tells the full story

Walk through the fishing bay, see the traditional colourful boats up close, and stop at a local bar to try a poncha at your own expense. You'll also see the Bordalo II sea wolf mural,a life-size monk seal made entirely from recycled materials, one of the most unique street art pieces in Madeira.

Discover the historic bandstand beside the town hall

Climb to the Ilhéu viewpoint for one of the most dramatic views in all of Madeira.

Conclude your tour at this historic wine lodge, founded in 1850 and still family-owned today. Learn about Madeira's unique fortified wine.