Beeing with a small company like us, we asure our groups are also small (6 or 8 pax MAX), and our routes personalised and suporting small local economy. Avoid the hudge jeep convoys and tasteless tours, and go with a local in our cool army UMM open top jeep, in a calm relaxed laidback trip driving trought the old roads and offroads, Visit the 3rd highest peak of Madeira pico do areeiro at 1818mts altitude, going local with a local for the best landscapes drinks and food in Santana were the tradicional houses are, and from there we will walk about 2km (30 min) on a levada. Stops for poncha and other island specials are also a must ;)

Departure from the hotel at 9:00 am towards the parish of Camacha to observe the wicker factory and all its process. Afterwards, climb to Pico do Areeiro at 1818m, where you can observe the beautiful mountains and surrounding valleys and even the parish of Curral das nuntas, deep in one of the great valleys. Descent to Ribeiro Frio, where there is a nursery of trout that later are dropped in the brook. A visit to the center of Santana is followed to observe the typical triangular houses with thatched roof, followed by another stop in Faial. Returning to Funchal, you will have two more stops, at the belvedere of Ponta de São Lourenço and Machico. Return to the hotel by 5:00 p.m.

This is an easy hike and quite pleasant! The scenery is breathtaking and completely different from any other area in Madeira.

Departure from the hotel at 9:00 am towards the parish of Camacha to observe the wicker factory and all its process. Afterwards, climb to Pico do Areeiro at 1818m, where you can observe the beautiful mountains and surrounding valleys and even the parish of Curral das nuntas, deep in one of the great valleys. Descent to Ribeiro Frio, where there is a nursery of trout that later are dropped in the brook. A visit to the center of Santana is followed to observe the typical triangular houses with thatched roof, followed by another stop in Faial. Returning to Funchal, you will have two more stops, at the belvedere of Ponta de São Lourenço and Machico. Return to the hotel by 5:00 p.m.

Visit All the local Villages on the southeast coast with a stop at the eastern most point of the island.On Sundays tour mornings we visit the flea market in Santo da Serra or a unique visit

Considered an easy-grade walk, Levada da Referta is relatively short and flat. This walk does not present any significant difficulties. The agricultural side of the walk allows you to observe the local crops grown for self-sustenance. Most of the uncultivated land belongs to people who have since emigrated or that do not make the primary sector their main activity. A Penha de Águia marks its presence throughout the walk and includes one of the many trails located close to the levada.