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The best things to do in Madeira split between the mountains and the ocean. Guided levada walks, off-road buggy and jeep tours, and boat trips leave from Funchal and across the island, all run by verified local operators.
Madeira's famous levada walks follow centuries-old irrigation channels through the Laurissilva forest, from the gentle Levada Nova to a full day on the Levada do Alecrim. Enduro mountain biking covers the same terrain at speed.
On the water, a private catamaran runs a full day to the Desertas Islands, and private boat trips and yacht charters follow the south coast, several with a sunset option and a chance to spot dolphins and whales.
On land, off-road buggy drives head into the Laurissilva forest, and jeep tours take in the southwest coast, its villages, and a waterfall.
Madeira is a year-round destination thanks to its mild subtropical climate. Levada walks, boat trips, and jeep tours run in every season, with spring and early summer the greenest and calmest on the water.
What is the most popular activity in Madeira?
Guided levada walks through the Laurissilva forest, from short routes to full-day hikes.
How much do things to do in Madeira cost?
Levada walks are the most affordable; buggy and jeep tours and boat trips cost more, and private charters are priced per group.
Where do the tours leave from?
Funchal is the base for most, with the mountains and coast a short drive away; several tours include pickup.
Can you see dolphins and whales in Madeira?
Yes. Private boat trips off the south coast often spot dolphins and whales, which live in these waters year-round.
Browse all Madeira levada walks, boat trips, and jeep tours below, run by verified local operators.
