Madeira is an island of fascinating diversity, with rugged volcanic mountains, lush tropical greenery, dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and charming towns. During today's tour, you'll explore the island's stunning east. Departing from Funchal, our first destination will be the village of Camacha for a visit to the wickerwork factory. The journey then continues inland, ascending to Poiso on our way to Pico de Arieiro, at 1818m one of the highest peaks in Madeira. After taking in the breathtaking views of the imposing mountain massif, we descent toward Ribeiro Frio where you may visit a trout farm as well as admire an important part of the Laurissilva forest of Madeira, the largest surviving area of laurel forest which was recently awarded World Heritage status. We then continue our trip to the charming town of Santana, known for its peculiar thatched roof houses, and then stop for lunch (not included). In the afternoon, the journey continues towards the parish of Porto da Cruz, situated by the sea and where we may visit a sugar cane rum factory. We continue to the Miradouro da Ponta do Rosto in Ponta de São Lourenço, at the eastern end of the island, featuring sweeping views of the rugged cliffs overlooking the blue sea. Finally, we return to Funchal passing by the Pico do Facho viewpoint, with views over the Machico valley.  Duration approximately 8 hours.