Madeira · CALDEIRãO VERDE LEVADA TOURS
5 reviewed
Madeira’s weather changes between the south coast and the north in about twenty minutes, which is why the caldeirão verde levada tours that plan for it are the ones travellers come back happy from. Here are 5 worth your day, priced and described.
Shuttle to Queimadas Natural Park for a self-guided Levada hike in Madeira’s Laurissilva forest with waterfalls and tunnels.
“Very convenient shuttle to/from the trailhead, guides gave great tips on where to eat/drink after the hike!”
A small-group, self-guided PR9 Levada do Caldeirão Verde day with smooth hotel pickup, tunnel time, and a waterfall lake finale in Madeira.
“Very nice day. Flat roads. But in total it’s 18km so be ready!!! 4 tunnels in total that you need to do it twice since it’s the same way to go back. You can use your phone for the light torch 🔦.”
A guided 4.5-hour levada walk to Caldeirão Verde waterfalls, with hotel pickup, photo stops for Santana and São Jorge, and a picnic view.
“Unfortunately the weather did not allow us to go to this exact Levada, however the one we went to was still nice”
Hike Madeira’s Caldeirão Verde levada through UNESCO Laurissilva forest, 4 basalt tunnels, then an emerald waterfall lagoon pool.
“Our guide Marta did everythin to make us feel comfortable during the trip. She explained everything and took great care of us. She did the extra mile to make me feel safe, as I my knee was weak. Special thank to the best guide I ever encountered-Marta!”
Guided mountain hike from Funchal to Pico Ruivo with transport support and great photo stops, now adjusted due to 2024 fire closures.
“De la prise de contact au point de dépose final, tout a été parfait. Magnifique randonnée permettant une immersion dans les montagnes madériennes Nous étions accompagnés de notre guide d'un jour, Maria. Elle a été sympathique et souriante tout au long de la journée, et nous a partagé toutes les informations pour comprendre l'environnement que nous avons traversé qu'il s'agisse de plantes, animaux, montagnes etc. Merci Maria !”
