Skywalk-Wunder und Weingenuss: Die unberührte Schönheit Madeiras entdecken
Eine Reise mit dem Offen-Top-4x4 durch vulkanische Hochlagen, Küstenpanoramen und die feinsten Weintraditionen der Insel
Diese Madeira-Wein- und Skywalk-Tour vereint die beeindruckendsten Naturlandmarken der Insel und ihr traditionsreiches Weinerbe in einem einzigen, unkomplizierten halbtägigen Ausflug. Die Gäste fahren durch grüne Hochgebirgspässe, halten in charaktervollen Dörfern, die von jahrhundertelanger atlantischer Tradition geprägt sind, und enden an einem der dramatischsten Küstenpanoramapunkte ganz Europas. Das Programm ist als „Einfach
This tour operates on the island of Madeira, an autonomous Portuguese archipelago situated in the North Atlantic Ocean approximately 900 kilometres southwest of mainland Portugal. The route covers the island's interior and northern coast, beginning with pickups in Funchal, Madeira's capital city located on the southern shore, and extending through the Serra de Água valley, the highland pass at Encumeada, and the northern coastal town of São Vicente before returning south to the clifftop landmark of Cabo Girão. The Cabo Girão Skywalk, at 580 metres, is one of the highest sea cliffs in Europe and a recognised natural landmark of the Madeira Region. The Quinta do Barbusano Vineyards lie within the Serra de Água municipality, a protected inland area of the island characterised by terraced agriculture and laurel forest. Madeira's wine production is geographically designated and represents a distinct Atlantic wine culture separate from continental Portuguese viticulture. The island is accessible via Funchal's Cristiano Ronaldo International Airport and by cruise ship into the Port of Funchal.
Region: Madeira, Portugal | Location Type: Atlantic Island | Tour Category: Wine and Nature | Activity Level: Easy | Landmark: Cabo Girão Skywalk | Sub-Region: Serra de Água, São Vicente, Encumeada | Vehicle Type: Open-Top 4x4 Jeep | Experience Type: Half-Day Group Tour | Departure Base: Funchal | Cruise-Friendly: Yes