Genießen Sie einen Ausflug nach Serra d'Agua, einem Tal im Zentrum der Insel. Nachdem Sie dieses Gebiet passiert haben, fahren Sie ins Gelände und genießen fantastische Ausblicke über den Norden der Insel (Porto Moniz, Ribeira da Janela, Paúl da Serra und São Vicente). Dann haben Sie ein unvergessliches Erlebnis mit den wichtigsten Weinproduzenten auf Madeira, gefolgt von einer Führung durch die größten Weinberge zusammen mit einer Weinprobe (1 Rose, 2 Weißwein, 2 Rotwein - inklusive) und einer professionellen Erklärung über Traditionen, Weinkultur und Weinherstellung. Von diesem fabelhaften Erlebnis aus geht es weiter zu einem der meistbesuchten Orte der Insel, Cabo Girão, der höchsten Klippe Europas und der zweitgrößten der Welt (580 Meter), bekannt für ihren schwebenden Aussichtspunkt mit Glasboden, der einen spektakulären Blick bietet Panoramablick über den Atlantik, Câmara de Lobos und Funchal. Eine perfekte Tour für Natur- und Weinliebhaber. Nach der Jeep-Tour werden Sie am Hafen von Funchal abgesetzt, um die Delfin- und Walbeobachtungsfahrt zu beginnen. Machen Sie sich bereit für eine entspannte Fahrt entlang der Südküste Madeiras an Bord eines Katamarans. Die Bootsfahrt dauert 3 Stunden und bietet gute Möglichkeiten, Delfine und Wale in ihrem natürlichen Lebensraum zu beobachten. Während der Fahrt gibt Ihnen die Crew detaillierte Informationen über die Walarten, die Sie sehen können. In den Sommermonaten besteht die Möglichkeit unterhalb der Klippe Cabo Girao zu schwimmen.
Madeira-Weinprobe und Delfinbeobachtungstour
- Entdecken Sie die Aromen und Traditionen Madeiras
- Bewundern Sie die Schönheit des Atlantischen Ozeans von einem Katamaran aus
- Viel Spaß beim Beobachten von Delfinen
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4x4-Tour
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Sicherheitshinweise und Erste-Hilfe-Kasten
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Alle Versicherungen nach portugiesischem Recht
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Lokale Steuern
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W-lan
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Weinprobe
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Kostenlose Abholung in Funchal
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Mittagessen
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Funchal, Madeira, Portugal
- Kostenlose Abholung in der Umgebung von Funchal. Bitte geben Sie Ihren Standort an der Kasse an
- Das Mindestalter für die Teilnahme beträgt 3 Jahre
- Die Katamaranfahrt endet im Hafen von Funchal
Was andere Leute über dieses Erlebnis sagen
Basierend auf 7 Bewertungen von verifizierten Reisenden
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Personal
4,6/5
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4,6/5
Anonym
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Februar 2024Hervorragend
Gesamtbewertung5/5
Great tour guide- really nice guy and good English so could answer all our questions. Excellent 4x4 experience, skywalk was great and the wine tour an ...
Griff
Aus Großbritannien - Februar 2024Mit Freunden gereist
25 - 34 Jahre alt
Hervorragend
Gesamtbewertung4/5
Anonym
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Dezember 2023Hervorragend
Gesamtbewertung5/5
Thanks so much for making our day so special.
Madmal
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - November 2023Als Paar gereist
35 - 44 Jahre alt
Hervorragend
Gesamtbewertung5/5
Excellent staff all well informed and friendly
Anonym
Aus Großbritannien - September 2023Hervorragend
Gesamtbewertung5/5
Anonym
Aus Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - September 2021Hervorragend
Gesamtbewertung5/5
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