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Discover Madeira's vineyards, enjoy wine tasting with a local enologist, and marvel at Cabo Girao's stunning cliff views on this 4-hour guided tour for $83.

For those exploring Madeira, the Vineyard Tour with Wine Tasting and Skywalk offers a well-rounded experience combining scenic beauty, authentic wine culture, and breathtaking vistas. Priced at $83 per person and lasting around 4 hours, this tour provides a taste of Madeira’s renowned vineyards alongside visits to iconic natural wonders. Guided by Madeira Island Tours, it combines scenic stops, a winery visit, and a spectacular cliff viewpoint, making it a compelling choice for visitors eager to see the island’s natural and cultural highlights.
While the experience emphasizes professional wine insights and stunning scenery, it also offers some flexibility with pickup from key locations such as Câmara De Lobos, Caniço, and Funchal. The tour suits those keen on wine tasting, natural landscapes, and local culture, though it might be less ideal for wheelchair users or travelers under 18.
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The tour begins with a guided walk through a carefully selected vineyard, where a professional wine enologist explains wine culture and the unique cultivation methods of Madeira. This setting provides an excellent chance to meet the producer, understand the local winemaking process, and sample Madeira’s famous fortified wines. The wine tasting includes options aged 3, 10, and 15 years, offering a range of flavors from sweet to dry.
The vineyard visit is praised for its authenticity and informative nature, giving visitors a genuine glimpse into Madeira’s wine heritage. The guide’s knowledge adds depth to the experience, making it more than just a tasting—it’s a culture into the island’s viticulture.

One of the tour’s most striking features is the stop at Cabo Girao, a spectacular viewpoint standing 580 meters above sea level. Recognized as Europe’s second-highest sea cliff, this site provides breathtaking views over the Atlantic and the coastline of Madeira. The area is renowned for sea erosion creating caves and terraces along the coastline, illustrating the island’s geological history.
Travelers can enjoy photo opportunities and appreciate the natural erosion formations that have shaped this unique landscape. Some reviews highlight that the view alone justifies the trip, with its endless scenery and impressive scale.

Following the cliff visit, the tour proceeds to Câmara de Lobos, a small fishing village famous for its harbor, beach, and colorful houses. Named for the monk seals historically found in the bay, it was also a place where Winston Churchill chose to paint in 1949. Today, it remains a lively spot for local fishing traditions and relaxed atmosphere.
The village features little plots along the coastline, formed by seacoast erosion, which create a watercolor landscape that captivates visitors. The tour includes a brief guided visit to appreciate its authentic charm, making it a perfect spot for photos and soaking up local lifestyle and scenery.
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The guided tour through the vineyard lasts about 20 minutes, during which the guide shares insights into Madeira’s wine culture. The experience emphasizes meeting the producer and learning about traditional cultivation methods. This personal interaction enhances the tasting session, making it more memorable.
As the guide explains Madeira’s unique fortified wine production, visitors gain a deeper appreciation that enriches the tasting experience. The wine samples, served after the vineyard walk, are suitable for different palates—with options aged 3, 10, and 15 years, providing a broad flavor spectrum.
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While the primary focus is on the natural beauty of the cliffs, the tour’s inclusion of the skywalk at Cabo Girao adds an extra thrill. This glass platform extends over the cliff edge, offering an unobstructed view down to the ocean and the rugged coastline below.
The skywalk is a highlight for photo enthusiasts and those eager to experience a sense of elevation over the Atlantic. It provides an adrenaline rush combined with spectacular scenery, making it a popular stop within the tour.

The tour starts with hotel pickup options from Câmara De Lobos, Caniço, and Funchal. The pickup times are flexible, linking directly to availability. The entire experience lasts about 4 hours, making it accessible for visitors with limited time but wanting to see key sights.
Transportation and guide services are included, with the tour led by a live guide in Portuguese and English. The experience includes all insurances required by Portuguese law, ensuring peace of mind during the journey. It’s recommended to wear comfortable shoes for the vineyard walk and scenic stops.
For $83 per person, the tour covers wine tasting (including sweet or dry wines from 3, 10, and 15 years), professional guidance, hotel pickup and drop-off, and insurances. However, entrance to Cabo Girao (the skywalk or viewpoint) is not included in the price, meaning additional costs may apply if you wish to access certain viewpoints or facilities.
The tour is not suitable for children under 18 or wheelchair users, which is important to consider for accessibility. Cancellation is flexible, with full refunds available if canceled 24 hours in advance.

Recent reviews consistently praise the knowledgeable guides, with some describing the guide as wonderful and very professional. The scenery and authenticity of the vineyard visit receive high marks, with many noting the spectacular views and relaxing ambiance.
While the wine tasting itself has received mixed comments—some find the quality of wines basic or not memorable—the overall experience remains positive due to the scenery and service. The view at Cabo Girao is often highlighted as worth the journey, with many appreciating the photo opportunities.
This tour offers a balanced mix of natural beauty, cultural insight, and scenic views. Its value for money, given the comprehensive stops and expert guidance, makes it appealing for visitors wanting an authentic taste of Madeira’s wine heritage and spectacular landscapes.
It’s particularly suited for those interested in local wines, stunning vistas, and an easy-paced itinerary. The guided vineyard walk and Cabo Girao views are standout features, though those expecting a luxury wine tasting might find the wine quality somewhat average.
The Madeira Vineyard Tour with Wine Tasting and Skywalk provides a well-rounded experience that showcases Madeira’s best outdoor sights and wine culture in just a few hours.
Is hotel pickup included in the tour?
Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included from Funchal, Caniço, and Câmara De Lobos.
How long does the tour last?
The entire experience lasts approximately 4 hours, making it manageable for most travelers.
What is included in the price?
The price includes guided vineyard tour, wine tasting (including sweet or dry wines aged 3, 10, and 15 years), all insurances, and hotel transportation.
Are children allowed on this tour?
No, the tour is not suitable for children under 18.
Can I access Cabo Girao’s skywalk with this tour?
The tour visits Cabo Girao and its viewpoints, but entrance to the skywalk or specific facilities is not included.
Is the tour accessible for wheelchair users?
No, the experience is not suitable for wheelchair users.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes are recommended for walking and vineyard exploration.
What do past reviews highlight as the best part?
The spectacular views, authentic vineyard experience, and knowledgeable guides are frequently praised as the tour’s highlights.