Eira do Serrado Tours and Tickets

Seeing Portugal's Madeira region can be difficult on your own because of its hard-to-get-to highlights. This Jeep tour to Madeira's cliffs and valleys charges through the area's rough landscape, so you can stop by Boca dos Namorados, Jardim da Serra, Cabo Girao, and Câmara de Lobo all in one day. Plus, round-trip transport from Funchal is included for a seamless adventure.

Experience a famous Madeira beauty spot on a small-group Nuns Valley (Curral da Freiras) trip from Funchal, Canico, and Machico. Traveling by air-conditioned minivan, make the scenic journey to Nuns Valley, a village tucked into an ancient crater-like bowl between vertiginous peaks. Stop at Pico dos Barcelos to gaze over Funchal, enjoy bird's-eye views over Nuns Valley from Eira do Serrado, and visit the history-steeped village. Hotel pickup and drop-off, and choice of departure times included.

See the highlights of Madeira without the crowds on this guided half-day tour. In a small group of no more than eight people, visit such sites as Pico dos Barcelos and Eira do Serrado. At Monte, you can embark upon a toboganning adventure, and in Curral das Freiras you have the a chance to try a traditional chestnut cake and ginja liqueur.

This private guided tour of Madeira will help you discover many of the island's dispersed attractions in one day. You'll hear invaluable historical insights from your guide, and it'll be a hassle-free day hotel pickup, drop-off, and private transport included. You'll visit multiple highlights such as Pico dos Barcelos, Nun's Valley, and Cabo Giro, in this action-packed and informative tour of the island.

The Valley of the Nuns (Curral da Freiras) might be one of the coolest places you can visit in all of Portugal - and this tour makes it easy to explore the area. Not only is it a village built on the crater of an extinct volcano, but it was once a place where nuns would hide when pirates attacked the city of Funchal. Plus, during this tour, you'll stop by the fishing village, Câmara de Lobos, and try a traditional Madeira drink.