It is indisputable that those who visit Madeira are fascinated by its exuberant vegetation, whose indigenous Laurissilva forest, a dense and rare patch of green, was recognized by UNESCO in 1999 as World Natural Heritage of Humanity.

Walking through Madeira's levadas is the best way to be in perfect communion with nature, discovering a flora and fauna rich in species that are unique in the world.

Also the beauty and the blue tone of the Atlantic Ocean, transmits calm and offers visitors and explorers unique experiences.

Dolphin and Whale Watching - An unforgettable experience

Contemplating the sea is tranquilizing, but to live a true adventure in the ocean aboard a Catamaran is a fascinating and adrenaline-filled experience! We cast off and watch the bright green of the island contrast with the deep blue of the ocean, while we set off to discover the other inhabitants around us: whales, dolphins, and even wild turtles roam the seas in search of food and rest beneath the rocks of the coast.

The most amazing sunset from the sea

We all go through the day at our own pace in different ways. So does nature, and that is why it is fascinating to observe marine life at different times of the day, at its own pace, be it in search of food, small migrations, changes in light and temperature. To be able to live these experiences aboard a Catamaran, at the end of the day, with the light of the sunset and surrounded by an immense ocean is one of the best memories we take from the island; the feeling of being part of something great where we don't intervene in anything but observing, and seeing that in nature everything happens harmoniously.

From the luxuriant vegetation of the island to the wonders that the sea reveals to us, we become true discoverers who delight in the variety of scenarios in this picturesque island, full of colors, flavors, aromas and secrets to be discovered. With the combination of Funchal, Câmara de Lobos and Dolphin and Whale Watching, the perspective of the city and the sea is guaranteed, thus getting to know the island as a whole.