Madeira: Jeep tour Pico Areeiro, Santa Cruz and Cristo Rei
Madeira
Explore stunning views at Largo do Miranda, visit majestic Pico do Arieiro, enjoy an off-road experience in Santo Da Serra, Santa Cruz with traditional terraces and the historical Cristo Rei Monument.
Highlights
- Enjoy panoramic views of Funchal from Largo do Miranda Viewpoint.
- Admire Pico do Arieiro, standing 1818 meters above sea level.
- Experience an off-road adventure in Santo da Serra.
- Discover traditional and sustainable farming in Santa Cruz.
- Visit the historical Cristo Rei monument, inaugurated in 1927.
Description
This tour begins at Largo do Miranda, offering expansive views of Funchal and the Desertas Islands. From there, you ascend to Pico do Arieiro, Madeira’s third highest peak at 1818 meters, where you can observe landscapes including Ponta de São Lourenço, Ribeiro Frio, Paúl da Serra, and Curral das Freiras.
The journey continues with an off-road experience through the natural surroundings of Santo da Serra. Returning towards the south coast, you arrive in Santa Cruz to explore terraced landscapes that showcase sustainable farming practices preserved by local communities.
The tour concludes at the Cristo Rei viewpoint, linking historical significance with panoramic scenery. Each stop offers insight into Madeira’s natural environment, culture, and traditional livelihoods.
Includes
- Free pickup and drop-off within Funchal’s central area and near Funchal Port
- Professional local guide
- All insurances required by Portuguese law
- Safety instructions and first aid
- Vehicles sanitized with ozone
- Local taxes
Excludes
- Pickup and drop-off outside central Funchal (additional fee applies)
- Food and drinks
Important Information
- Pickups and drop-offs outside Funchal’s central area incur an extra fee.
Easy Cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes, and bring water and sun protection. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons.