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Passeio Sustentável no Sotavento da Madeira em 4x4 com Almoço

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Idiomas: Inglês, Português

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Experimente um passeio ecológico em veículo 4x4 pelo leste da Madeira
Participe de uma atividade de conservação sazonal para preservar a vida selvagem da ilha
Desfrute de vistas panorâmicas do Pico do Areeiro – um dos picos mais altos da ilha
Faça uma viagem por uma antiga floresta de louros e veja as casas de palha de Santana
Guia local especializado com conhecimento inigualável da Madeira e das suas tradições rurais

O que esperar

Parta em um passeio sustentável de 4x4 que retribui à economia local e ajuda a manter a Madeira verde. Seu dia cheio de ação leva você a preciosidades como o Pico do Areeiro, florestas de louros listadas pela UNESCO e o Parque Ecológico do Funchal. Além disso, você fará tudo isso com a ajuda de um especialista local. Rúben, um dos nossos guias, diz: "A natureza selvagem e indomável é o tesouro mais precioso da Madeira. Crie memórias com uma experiência pela qual o mundo agradecerá."

Durante os meses de outubro a abril, sua primeira parada é no Parque Ecológico do Funchal, onde uma atividade sustentável acontecerá, contribuindo para a conservação da flora endêmica da Ilha e a erradicação de espécies invasoras. De maio a setembro, uma visita a um moinho de água histórico ou uma fazenda orgânica será oferecida. Em seguida, visitaremos o imponente Pico do Areeiro. Um dos picos mais altos da ilha, ele ostenta panoramas impressionantes sobre o Oceano Atlântico.

Saindo da estrada em direção ao norte, você ziguezagueará por uma antiga floresta de louros – Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO desde 1999 – em trilhas cênicas em direção à cidade montanhosa de Santana para ver suas casas de telhados íngremes e palha. Depois de uma merecida pausa para almoço em um restaurante local típico, terminaremos com uma parada em um mirante próximo, oferecendo panoramas costeiros de tirar o fôlego até o ponto mais oriental da Madeira, a península de São Lourenço.

O que as pessoas dizem sobre essa experiência

Excelente

4,6/5

Com base em 136 avaliações de clientes verificados

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4,8/5

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Equipe

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Plant hunters
De Estados Unidos da America - agosto de 2025

Viajando com amigos

45 - 54 Idade

Péssimo
Avaliação geral
1/5

We enjoyed everything however we missed out on an hour of the day due to admin errors at Tui’s end which meant we spent an hour driving round locating ...
Viola
De Estados Unidos da America - julho de 2025

Viajando sozinho

45 - 54 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5
gerry
De Estados Unidos da America - julho de 2025

Viajando com a família

25 - 34 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

Leuke uitstap met veel bezienswaardigheden. Pico d' Aero was een topafsluiter van de dag
Rocketdog
De Estados Unidos da America - julho de 2025

Viagem de casais

45 - 54 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

Great day out seeing the East of Madeira. Good mix of places visited, villages, rum distillery, viewpoints, walk along a lavarda. Santana village is a ...
Marc
De Estados Unidos da America - julho de 2025

Viagem de casais

35 - 44 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
4/5
Tina
De Estados Unidos da America - julho de 2025

Viagem de casais

45 - 54 Idade

Excelente
Avaliação geral
5/5

Great day out, lots of fun with an excellent guide. Lunch was very good with choice. My only criticism with a knee replacement is that there is not en ...

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