1030 Euro per person in twin/dbl room (04/01-31/10) *Special note for the nights in Funchal: during the Flower Festival (affecting the end of April and the first weeks of May) many hotels in Funchal request a minimum stay of 4 to 7 nights. In this case guests may be accommodated outside of the town center with a possible price and itinerary modification.

Single room supplement: 360 Euro Solo Тraveler supplement (incl. also sgl. room supplement): 690 Euro

Daily departures year round. The best time to visit Madeira is from April till mid-October. The wetter season starts afterwards, causing increased precipitation until the end of March (with sometimes frequent storms between November and February). Special note for the nights in Funchal: during Christmas, New Year and during the Flower Festival (affecting the end of April and the first three weeks of May) many hotels in Funchal request a minimum stay of 4 to 7 nights. In this case guests will be accommodated outside of the town center with a possible price and itinerary modification. IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT PRE-BOOKING YOUR WALKS: Madeira requires mandatory online reservations and prepayments for most official PR trails and levadas (some PR routes and unclassified local paths do not require booking or fees!; popular trails like PR1 should be pre-booked more than a month in advance!). No cash is accepted on-site! Before traveling, clients must create an account on the official SIMplifica platform (https://simplifica.madeira.gov.pt/services/78-82-259) to book their specific trail, date, and time slot. Registration is mandatory for all visitors, including children (though access for residents is free). The standard fee is €4.50 per person, except for the popular PR1 trail, which costs €10.50 (as of 2026). Multi-day passes are available but rarely save money (unless you walk 2 PR trails per day), and PR1 is excluded from them. 1) Upon booking via the SIMplifica Portal, clients receive a digital confirmation and QR code. 2) Because mobile signal is notoriously weak at trailheads, clients must screenshot or download the QR code before leaving their accommodation. 3) Forest Police (Polícia Florestal) and park rangers actively patrol trailheads and paths - especially on iconic routes like PR1 and PR8 - using portable digital devices to scan QR codes. Anyone unable to show a valid digital or printed permit will be stopped, turned away, or fined. Walking without a ticket risks a fine up to €250, while entering an officially closed trail constitutes an administrative offense carrying fines up to €2,500. 4) Refunds or rescheduling are only guaranteed if the government officially closes the trail due to weather or maintenance. For this program pre-bookings should be done as follows (timeslots 09:30-10:00 or exceptionally 10:00-10:30; let us know in advance if you have been unable to do that so we can check for alternative options): Day 2: PR8 - Path of Ponta de São Lourenço; Day 5: PR9 - Levada do Caldeirão Verde; Day 6: PR1 - Vereda do Areeiro (Pico do Areeiro – Pico Ruivo).

A combination in good 2* hotel (x2 nights in Porto da Cruz), and 3* hotels (2x nights in Funchal and 3x nights in Machico). All rooms have their own bathrooms. Breakfast is included everywhere. Halfboard supplement is optional: 190 EUR/pp (5x dinners included). Options for dinner are readily available around or inside each place where you stay overnight. Samples of the inns we would normally book (subject to availability), or similar category: Days 1/2: Machico - Hotel White Waters; Days 3/4/5: Hotel Porto da Cruz - Hotel Costa Linda; Days 6/7: Funchal - Hotel Orquidea; Hotel Do Carmo; Hotel Catedral;