Full Day Tour - South Coast
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"The whole south coast at sail's pace, and the boat is all yours."
— Márcio, your skipper
About this tour
Set off from Marina da Quinta do Lorde and point the bow west for a full day along Madeira's sunniest shore, the sheltered south coast, seen the only way it should be: from the water, with the boat entirely yours.
We sail past the volcanic headland of Ponta de São Lourenço and the historic bay of Machico, then follow the coast through Santa Cruz to the Garajau Marine Reserve, one of the clearest dive sites in the archipelago. From there it's on past the bay of Funchal and colourful Câmara de Lobos, the fishing village that gave the island its poncha, before reaching two of the coast's finest corners: Fajã dos Padres, a hidden cove of vines and banana groves at the foot of 300-metre cliffs, and the towering Cabo Girão, one of the highest sea cliffs in Europe, best seen looking up from the deck.
Along the way we keep an eye on the horizon for dolphins, turtles and the occasional whale. We break for swimming and snorkelling wherever the water's best, then turn back for Caniçal with the sun dropping low.
On board: light finger-food snacks, plus water, soft drinks, beer and wine, all included. Up to six guests and no strangers: your group books the whole boat.
Highlights
Madeira's south coast, as far as Fajã dos Padres
Cabo Girão sea cliffs seen from below
Fajã dos Padres hidden cove
Swim & snorkel stops in the clearest water
Chance of dolphins, whales and turtles
What's included
- Full day (8 hours) private charter
- Maximum capacity: 6 guests
- Skipper on board
- Snorkeling equipment
- Light finger-food snacks
- Drinks included: water, soft drinks, beer and wine
Availability
Available daily
Departures: Time: 10:00 - 18:00
Meeting point
Address
Marina da Quinta do Lorde
Caniçal, Madeira
Arrival
15 min before
of departure time
Parking
Free
at the marina
€900.00
For your group · up to 6 guests
No strangers on board
Flexible cancellation · see terms