The whole west coast at your own pace - Camara de Lobos, the cliffs of Cabo Girao and the wild lagoons beyond - with lunch served on board.
This is the full Chifbay experience. We leave Funchal Marina mid-morning, hug the south coast past Camara de Lobos, and anchor under the 580-metre cliffs of Cabo Girao for a swim.
Lunch on board with Madeira wine and poncha, then we explore the wild caves and lagoons west of Ribeira Brava. You set the pace - the skipper knows the coves no other operator visits.
Book this trip →A traditional spread - Madeira poncha, local cheeses and wine - served mid-trip with the coast drifting past.
580 metres of sheer sea cliff from the water, plus Camara de Lobos and the lagoons west of Ribeira Brava.
Standard departure 10:00, return ~17:00 - and we can shift by an hour to fit your day.
Most visitors see Cabo Girao from the glass skywalk on top. From the water the scale is completely different - a sheer wall of volcanic basalt rising 580 metres straight from the Atlantic.
The route also passes Camara de Lobos, the fishing village that inspired Winston Churchill to paint.
Mid-morning, hug the south coast westward.
The fishing village that inspired Churchill to paint.
Anchor under the 580m cliffs for a swim in deep blue water.
Madeira wine, poncha and local cheeses, drifting at anchor.
The wild coast west of Ribeira Brava - coves no one else visits.
Seven hours, your pace from first light to last.
It explores Madeira's west coast - Camara de Lobos, the Cabo Girao sea cliffs and the lagoons west of Ribeira Brava - at your own pace over about 7 hours.
Standard departure is 10:00 with return around 17:00. We can shift earlier or later by an hour to fit your day - the 7 hours are yours, not a fixed schedule.
Yes - a traditional lunch is served on board with Madeira wine, poncha and local artisanal cheeses while you take in the island's most iconic views.
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