Le "Festival do Atlântico" de Madère est un événement d'un mois qui marque le début de l'été à Madère. L'un des points forts est le concours de feux d'artifice, qui a lieu chaque samedi tout au long du mois. Des équipes d'artificiers professionnels viennent présenter leurs plus beaux spectacles, et c'est l'occasion unique de voir de près les célèbres feux d'artifice du festival de l'Atlantique, à bord du Living Sea.
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Karin Lutgens
A voyagé en couple
Pays-Bas
Heel mooi
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Seidel
A voyagé en couple
Allemagne
Schlechte Organisation. Sehr wenig Information. Ich bin gehbehindert und musste fast 3 km im Dauerlauf rennen um zum Boot zu kommen. Enge Sitzplätze auf dem Boot und 1/4 Glas Sekt und 1 Bier. Dafür 120 Euro für 2 Personen ist Abzocke. 40 Euro Transfer und 80 Euro für das Schrottnoot einfach Abzocke. Dann nicht mal ne Entschuldigung von dem Tui Guide.
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Issi
A voyagé en couple
Allemagne
Es gab nur den Transfer, vor und nach der Bootstour war keine Zeit um irgendwas vom Festival zu sehen, es ging im Laufschritt im Bundeswehrniveau vom Busbahnhof zum Boosanleger über mehrere Kilometer, die "Tourleiterin" nahm keine Rücksicht, drehte sich nichtmal um, so dass mehrfach lautstark gefordert wurde das Tempo zu verlangsamen da ältere Leute nicht hinterher gekommen sind..... das Feuerwerk war super, allerdings 40 Euro das Boot (insgesamt 60 Euro)ist deutlich zu viel
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Jan
A voyagé en couple
Pays-Bas
Heel jammer dat we 1 uur moesten wachten voor vertrek met de boot omdat er 1 bus nog niet aanwezig was Anders hadden we al een uur eerder vertrokken
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Ian Harris
A voyagé en couple
Royaume-Uni
Spectacular fire work display. From pickup to drop off a Very charming evening with very friendly hosts. No negatives from me or wife.
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Janet and Mike
A voyagé en couple
Royaume-Uni
Strongly recommend. Perfect way to watch the fireworks. George and his crew were very hospitable and friendly.
Madeira west coast tour with Cabo Girao and lunch in Porto Moniz
Madeira's magnificent scenery takes centre stage on this full day tour. You'll visit a selection of highlights including Cabo Girao Cliff and it's glass-floored platform, Porto Moniz and Paúl da Serra. Mariana, one of our expert local guides, says "you'll get to know the true drama of Madeira's landscapes. You might be lucky enough to see the ocean both to the north and the south, but the highest points on the island do sometimes catch the clouds."Your first destination will be the Cabao Girao Cliff, where you can step out onto its glass-floored platform that stretches out over the edge. The coastal views here are some of the best around, so don't forget your camera. Mariana adds, "the cliff is around 580 metres high, making it one of the tallest in Europe. The views from the skywalk are really something else, and its experience that'll stick with you." Then, you'll head to the coastal town of Riberia Brava, before a stroll through a banana plantation in Madalena do Mar.Next, we'll head up the 1,500m-high Paúl da Serra plateau before descending on Porto Moniz, famous for its natural lava rock swimming pools. A typical lunch freshly prepared with local produce awaits in the village. Rounding off the day is a poncha drink demonstration and tasting in Câmara de Lobos – a favourite holiday spot of Winston Churchill. Mariana says "be careful – poncha is so fruity and refreshing, but it hides a serious brandy kick." What is the itinerary for this experience? The itinerary for this experience is...- 8:35am to 9:15am – pick‑up at hotels in Caniço and Funchal- 9:30am – stop and visit Cabo Girão viewpoint for around 30 minutes- 10:20am – visit Ribeira Brava village for around 40 minutes- 11:10am – stop at Madalena do Mar to walk through a banana farm estate- 11:35am – depart in the direction of Paul da Serra plateau with a photo stop (weather permitting)- 12:40pm – arrive at Porto Moniz for lunch at a local restaurant- 2:40pm – head to Câmara de Lobos village- 3:20pm – arrive at Câmara de Lobos village and stop at a local bar- 4:00pm – return to Funchal- 4:30pm to 5:30pm – drop-off at hotelsPlease note, the times and schedule may vary on the day and depending on weather conditions, the excursion may be done in reverse order, the guide will decide on the day of the tour.
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East Madeira tour with lunch, rum tasting and Pico Areeiro
The knockout natural beauty of eastern Madeira is in the spotlight on this full day tour. You'll have your head in the clouds at Pico do Areeiro, walk next to cute thatched houses in Santana, have lunch at Quinta do Furão and step back in time at Ponta de São Lourenço.
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Madeira south coast cruise on Living Sea boat with lunch
Madeira's southwest coast is the star of this all-inclusive cruise. After setting out from the port in Funchal, you'll head up the coast to Cais da Lapa for some swimming. The best part is that with a maximum of 52 guests on board, you'll have all the space and attentive service you need.
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Pico do Arieiro sunrise tour with local breakfast
Seeing sunrise from the top of one of Madeira's highest peaks will have you reaching for your camera over and over again. And this exclusive morning trip to Pico do Arieiro promises just that – views over Madeira during the mystical first light of the day, followed by a warming breakfast.
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Northwest Madeira 4x4 Tour with Laurisilva forest and tastings
Taking in coastal gems, wild forests and sustainable producers, this 4x4 tour showcases Madeira's adventurous side. You'll experience the drama of Madeira's scenery from up close and get an insight into the island's culture, too. Ruben, one of our expert local guides, says, "Get ready to learn the secrets of mixing poncha, the much-loved island tipple made with sugar cane rum, fresh juice and local honey. Be careful, though – poncha's fruity, refreshing taste hides a serious kick."Starting off in Ponta do Sol, you'll get great views of the south coast from Paul da Serra, 1400m above sea level. Then it's on to Fanal, where some of the oldest Laurel trees on the island grow. Ruben says, "Madeira's laurel forests are the largest surviving area of primary laurisilva woods anywhere. Some of the trees are thought to be around 800 years old, and the ecosystem is largely intact. These forests host around 100 endemic species, and they are protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site."Rumble past typical ‘poios' terraced farmland en route to Seixal beach for a swim. After this, we'll head to Chão da Ribeira to savour a tasty local lunch. Chef Sérgio will show you how to make the classic grilled beef skewer, known in Portuguese as ‘espetada', while you enjoy a glass of Madeira Wine as an apéritif. There's also a vegan burger option. To wrap up your tour, we'll visit São Vicente to meet an organic honey producer. Here, you'll learn all about honey production, and you'll try your hand at making Madeira's traditional drink, poncha.
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Private Madeira dramatic west coast tour with lunch in Porto Moniz
Madeira's magnificent scenery takes centre stage on this full day tour. You'll visit a selection of highlights including Cabo Girao Cliff and it's glass-floored platform, Porto Moniz and Paúl da Serra. Mariana, one of our expert local guides, says "you'll get to know the true drama of Madeira's landscapes. You might be lucky enough to see the ocean both to the north and the south, but the highest points on the island do sometimes catch the clouds."Your first destination will be the Cabao Girao Cliff, where you can step out onto its glass-floored platform that stretches out over the edge. The coastal views here are some of the best around, so don't forget your camera. Mariana adds, "the cliff is around 580 metres high, making it one of the tallest in Europe. The views from the skywalk are really something else, and its experience that'll stick with you." Then, you'll head to the coastal town of Riberia Brava, before a stroll through a banana plantation in Madalena do Mar.Next, we'll head up the 1,500m-high Paúl da Serra plateau before descending on Porto Moniz, famous for its natural lava rock swimming pools. A typical lunch freshly prepared with local produce awaits in the village. Rounding off the day is a poncha drink demonstration and tasting in Câmara de Lobos – a favourite holiday spot of Winston Churchill. Mariana says "be careful – poncha is so fruity and refreshing, but it hides a serious brandy kick."
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Madeira 4x4 tour with ecological park visit and local tastings
On this tour, you'll dive into Madeira's wild side, giving you a taste of the island's nature, traditions and local life all in one trip. First up is the Parque Ecológico do Funchal, where you'll explore the island's sustainability efforts. Depending on the month, you'll either plant a tree to help restore Madeira's ecosystem or check out the Interpretation Centre to see how this landscape has been protected over time. Riu, one of our local expert guides, says, “this is the kind of experience that lets you give something back to Madeira while discovering what makes the island so special.”After this, you'll head up to Santo da Serra for a 4x4 adventure that winds through hidden trails you'd never stumble across on your own. Then, things slow down with a walk along the Levada Serra do Faial, following Madeira's historic irrigation channels through dense greenery and streams. If the weather isn't playing ball, you might swap to the equally picturesque Paradise Valley Levada instead – either way, you'll get a feel for the island's deep connection to water and nature.To wrap it all up, you'll stop at a bar for a proper taste of local life. You'll be welcomed with a regionally-crafted sidra and carne vinha d'alhos – marinated pork with a garlicky sauce – followed by sopa de trigo, Madeira's oldest traditional soup, cooked over a wood fire and served with a glass of red wine. After some live folklore music, you'll make your way to Ribeira de Machico, a valley lined with terraced farms that show just how much care locals have poured into this land for generations.
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Full-day private eastern Madeira highlights tour with lunch
This exclusive private tour shines a light on the east of Madeira. You'll have your head in the clouds at Pico do Areeiro, walk next to cute thatched houses in Santana, have lunch at Quinta do Furão and step back in time at Ponta de São Lourenço.
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One of the most popular walks in Madeira, the 11 km-long ‘25 fountains' levada walk will lead you through magical landscapes to waterfalls, a small lake and flowing springs. You'll journey from Paul da Serra into the Rabaçal Valley and along the levada to Risco waterfall and the 25 natural springs.
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Monte Palace Tropical Garden with cable car tour
The subtropical climate of Madeira makes it an ideal spot for a dazzling array of plant and flower life. Be charmed by the exotic gardens of Monte Palace on this half-day excursion, and take in fantastic views high above Funchal from a cable car.As you soar up above the capital in a cable car, you'll witness special views of the city below – and of the Atlantic beyond. And, as you enter the palace's world-renowned gardens, you'll be struck by the aroma of exotic species – planted in immaculately landscaped gardens. There are fountains, follies and grottoes aplenty and oriental-inspired sections.Wander among the beautiful blooms, and soak up the serenity of the swans wading in the many ponds. And, for a fun extra why not take an optional toboggan ride down the mountain on a wicker sled. It's the traditional way to travel down, with two ‘carreiros' – or drivers – manning the brakes. Your guide will pick you up at the bottom.
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