Madeira Real - Island Tours & Walks
Madeira Real tours was founded in 2017, inspired by the pride of a Madeiran to show visitors the real Madeira Island with all its hidden and magnificent beauty.
Our main goal is to provide a superior quality service using comfortable modern vehicles and certified guides fully insured for tours and walks.
We are commited to creating great holiday memories of Madeira. We know that our island has all that it takes. We are here to help you at the right time, in the right place...
Our main goal is to provide a superior quality service using comfortable modern vehicles and certified guides fully insured for tours and walks.
We are commited to creating great holiday memories of Madeira. We know that our island has all that it takes. We are here to help you at the right time, in the right place...
Fully Certified Guides
FULL PERSONAL INSURANCE
WALKS & AIRPORT TRANSFERS
Levada Walks and Airport Transfers
For transfers to and from our Levada Walks
or the Airport please fill in our contact form.
Children between 5 and 11 years pay half price.
Did you know...
The Madeira Archipelago is situated 978km (607 miles) south of Portugal mainland but only 700km (434 miles) from the African coast of Morocco
Madeira Island is only 53,90km (33 miles) long and 23km (20 miles) wide
20% (15 000 hectares) of the Madeiran forest is classified as World Heritage by UNESCO?
The Laurissilva of Madeira is an outstanding relict of a previously widespread laurel forest type. It is the largest surviving area of laurel forest and is believed to be 90% primary forest
Fireworks display tradition comes from the 17th century? It goes back to the time when locals used to light bonfires as a way to celebrate the New Year.
Madeira Island is only 53,90km (33 miles) long and 23km (20 miles) wide
20% (15 000 hectares) of the Madeiran forest is classified as World Heritage by UNESCO?
The Laurissilva of Madeira is an outstanding relict of a previously widespread laurel forest type. It is the largest surviving area of laurel forest and is believed to be 90% primary forest
Fireworks display tradition comes from the 17th century? It goes back to the time when locals used to light bonfires as a way to celebrate the New Year.