Frolic amid the exotic flora and fauna of Madeira Island on this half-day biodiversity tour. Marvel at nature in full bloom as you follow your guide to the oldest part of the island, where a variety of birds, butterflies, and plants all make their home.
Madeira Island is a Portuguese archipelago in the north Atlantic, 650 kilometres (404 miles) off the coast of Africa. Known to the Romans as the ‘Purple Islands', Madeira hosts a colourful variety of flora and fauna. Armed with your binoculars and field guides, follow your guide to the oldest part of the island and to an old Madeira Quinta (‘farm' or ‘vineyard' in Portuguese). The twitter of native birds provides the natural soundtrack to a relaxing day.
Inclusions :

• Guided tour of Madeira Island with a nature specialist
• Use of field guides and binoculars
• Printed checklist of the region's birds, butterflies, and endemic plants
• Personal insurance
• Hotel pick-up
• Commentary available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese

Available:
Wednesdays only
Duration:
3 1/2 hours
Departure location:
Your Funchal or Caniço hotel
Departure time:
9 AM
Return time and location:
12.30 PM; same as departure location
Note:
Complimentary pick-up is only available from hotels in Funchal and Caniço. If you are staying elsewhere on the island, the tour operator will arrange a central meeting point in Funchal. Children aged 3 and younger participate for free.