New Year's Eve Fireworks Display Cruise aboard Living Sea

Madeira South Coast Cruise on Living Sea with Lunch

Madeira's southwest coast is the star of this all-inclusive cruise. After setting out from the port in Funchal, you'll head up the coast to Cais da Lapa for some swimming. The best part is that with a maximum of 52 guests on board, you'll have all the space and attentive service you need.

Eastern Madeira Private Tour

This exclusive private tour shines a light on the east of Madeira. You'll have your head in the clouds at Pico do Areeiro, walk next to cute thatched houses in Santana, have lunch at Quinta do Furão and step back in time at Ponta de São Lourenço.

Madeira VIP Whale & Dolphin Watching Cruise

Teeming with marine life, Madeira's warm waters are the ideal place to combine a whale and dolphin-watching trip with all the little luxuries of a VIP cruise. You'll have three-hours at sea to enjoy an open bar, snacks and a swim stop, alongside a talk by a marine biologist to learn about which species you might see and how to spot them.

Monte Palace Tropical Garden tour

The subtropical climate of Madeira makes it an ideal spot for a dazzling array of plant and flower life. Be charmed by the exotic gardens of Monte Palace on this half-day excursion, and take in fantastic views high above Funchal from a cable car.As you soar up above the capital in a cable car, you'll witness special views of the city below – and of the Atlantic beyond. And, as you enter the palace's world-renowned gardens, you'll be struck by the aroma of exotic species – planted in immaculately landscaped gardens. There are fountains, follies and grottoes aplenty and oriental-inspired sections.Wander among the beautiful blooms, and soak up the serenity of the swans wading in the many ponds. And, for a fun extra why not take an optional toboggan ride down the mountain on a wicker sled. It's the traditional way to travel down, with two ‘carreiros' – or drivers – manning the brakes. Your guide will pick you up at the bottom.

Serra de Agua Walk

You'll need to have your camera on hand for this easy half-day hike from Campanario in southern Madeira. As you follow the levada across the Serra de Agua, you'll be treated to view after view over the south coast, Encumeada pass and the small town of Ribeira Brava. The area is one of the most beautiful spots on Earth.

Madeira Living Sea Sunset Cruise with Dinner

This exclusive sunset cruise has all the little things that make for a perfect holiday experience. With nothing on the agenda except cruising the waters around Madeira and gazing out at the sun turn as it gets ever closer to the horizon, you're in for one relaxing evening out. And with a limit of just 52 guests onboard, there'll be plenty of space to stretch out and unwind.

Referta Walk

The Referta levada walk is an easy stroll through lush countryside to hidden gems that are only accessible by foot. You'll spend the morning following this 5.5km-long levada trail from Referta to Castelejo, winding your way through agricultural terraces and charming villages.

Cliffs & Valleys 4x4

Mornings are for exploring, and with this 4x4 half-day tour you'll venture to Madeira's unspoiled locations along country and coastal tracks, just as the fresh rays of sunshine beam down on the land. And there are also great views to enjoy at Boca dos Namorados and Jardim da Serra, plus a wine tasting in Camara de Lobos.

Madeira Nuns Valley Tukxi Tour

Journey to jaw-dropping viewpoints at Pico dos Barcelos and Eira do Serrado, and zoom along cliff-clinging roads to explore Nuns Valley – a hidden village concealed by Madeira's towering mountain peaks. This tukxi tour is an access-all-areas pass to some of Europe's best scenery.

Garajau Tukxi Tour

Tukxis are nippy three-wheel vehicles ideal for taking you where coaches can't. On this tour, a driver will navigate Madeira's mountain roads to places where there are wow-out-loud vistas over Funchal Bay and neighbouring islands. You'll see Garajau and Pinaculo viewpoints, as well as the Cristo Rei statue – Portugal's own Christ the Redeemer.