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Meet your local guide for this 2-hour guided walking tour of Funchal. Learn how the history of Madeira and Funchal shaped the city centre as you visit the most important points of interest. Travel down the 19th-century public walkway between the Municipal Theatre and the Cathedral, where sugarcane was first planted in Madeira, during the 15th century. Explore the city’s medieval heart dating from the Golden Age of Sugar and discover the beautiful 17th-century religious monuments. Visit the ruins of the old Pilory Square and other remnants from past floods

Today experience the main sights of Pico Island, the youngest island of the Azores Archipelago. You can contemplate the landscapes of the vineyards and learn its ancient history which was brought by the first settlers to this island, which was classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 2004. Learn about the Azorean whaling tradition while visiting the Whaler’s Museum in Vila das Lajes. Later, get in touch with the natural beauty of the island’s biodiversity, as well as different and unfamiliar sites to visitors. You will always be accompanied

Discover the traditions and cultural gems of three authentic towns in Central Portugal. Go to Óbidos a medieval town and home to Ginjinha, traditional cherry liquor. Next, you will visit the Catholic pilgrimage town of Fátima. Continue onto the seaside town of Nazaré with its big waves & UNESCO heritage monuments.

Be at one with nature with this environmentally friendly kayaking experience and explore along the coast and inside several caves of Benagil. This 2-hour guided tour will not only show to you these breathtaking caves, but also explain their formation, surrounding nature, and natural life. Begin at Benagil beach, from where you will be run through an introduction on kayaking, and the safe management of your kayak once inside the caves. Afterwards, kayak to the Golden Beach of Marinha. On the way, you will enter several small and big caves.

Enjoy a night of entertainment at the Calypso Cabaret show. The Calypso Bangkok Theatre is located at Asiatique alongside the Chao Phraya River and the venue is styled on a traditional Parisian theatre, with red and black furnishings and low-mood lighting. When entering the theatre, you will be provided with a free drink of either a bottle of water or a can of soft drink. Next, your show begins! Watch as your performers cross genders and genres as they provide the entertaining Calypso cabaret show. You will be taken