Optional visit to the Volcanic Caves and Volcanism Centre. The caves were first reported in 1885 by locals, and opened to the public on October 1st, 1996. They were among the first volcanic caves to be opened to the public in Portugal and may be visited by following an underground route running for over 1,000 m. The height of the caves varies between 5 and 6 metres. At the end of the tour, visitors may access the Volcano Centre, a pavilion offering a range of educational and entertaining audiovisual displays that recreate the geological evolution of the caves, the eruption of a volcano and even a simulation of the birth of the Madeira Islands.

Small village of the North side of the Island located between the mountains and the ocean.

Viewpoint over the village Arco de São Jorge and lunch break.

Picturesque village, easily recognized for its imponent rock formation Penha D'Aguia. Possibility to visit the historic rum factory - Northern Milling Company - the only one in Europe with steam still in operation.

The Pico do Facho Viewpoint offers a wide view over the Machico valley, reaching as far as the island’s central peaks and Ponta de São Lourenço.

Pleasant village with a promenade by the sea which is a nice place for a stroll. You can also visit the São Salvador Church, a gothic manueline style temple. It is one of the churches, outside of Funchal, with a large architectural interest.