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Madeira Subtropical Fruit Farm Experience

Starting at €44 | 2 Hours | Parties of 2 to 20 | Ribeira Brava

Quick Details

Adult & Child

Ages 12 and older

44

Child

0 - 11 years old

15

Discover the exotic flavors of the island!

Our farm is an organic farm with a unique location by the sea, on the south coast of Madeira Island. The access to the property is done by a state-of-the-art cable car that comfortably transports visitors along a huge cliff over 300 meters on an incredible trip that lasts about 3 minutes.

The upper station of the cable car is located in Quinta Grande, at the road level, and has some parking spaces which are complemented by the possibility of parking along the access road. The lower station is located about 500 meters from an exclusive pebble beach and the local restaurant.

A small pier and a solarium invite for a dive in the sea. The sea is normally very calm, with transparent waters and with a mild temperature. There are showers and cabins available to visitors.

Our farm has a restaurant opened for lunch. The restaurant is known for using locally grown organic products and for serving especially fresh fish. It has a beautiful terrace overlooking the sea

The guided visits travels along ancient paths opened along the orchards of subtropical fruit trees, often covered by vineyards of Malvasia, the most noble grape variety of the famous Madeira wine.

What is included

  • Access trips by cable car
  • Guided visit
    • Walk along our farm for about one hour, learning about aspects of local history and life, organic farming, viticulture, animal farming, and the evolution of access infrastructures such as the old pedestrian paths, the pier or the cable car
  • Taste of locally produced organic subtropical fruit
    • About two varieties of fruit, varying throughout the year
      • Passion fruit, banana, papaya, mango, surinam cherry, avocado, and occasional curiosities such as “tabaibo,” “araçá,” fig, or melon-passion fruit.

What is not included

  • Transportation to the farm

Meeting point

  • After booking we will send all the details of the farm, location (meeting point) and contact.

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A Taste of Madeira's Nature! Robert Beckel

We loved the Subtropical Fruit Farm tour! Walking through the lush greenery and sampling exotic fruits like passion fruit and custard apples was such a unique experience. Our guide was friendly and knowledgeable, explaining the history and cultivation of the fruits. A must-do for anyone visiting Madeira!

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Delicious and Educational! Sarah H.

The Subtropical Fruit Farm tour exceeded our expectations. We not only tasted incredible fresh fruits but also learned so much about Madeira’s agricultural traditions. It was fascinating to see how everything is grown, and tasting the fruits straight from the trees was unbeatable. Highly recommend this tour!

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Unique experience! Jason Khan

This tour was a highlight of our trip to Madeira! The farm was stunning, and the variety of fruits was amazing. We especially loved trying the local banana and papaya. Our guide made the tour fun and informative, and the fresh fruit tasting was the perfect ending. Can't recommend it enough!

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Well worth the visit Renata Gibson

A very interesting experience, hosted by Fatima, who was extremely kind and provided lots of information on the farm, its produce and its history. The fruit tasting at the end of the visit was great. We learned a lot and tried new things, some of which were quite astonishing! We stayed to eat at the restaurant and lounge by the ocean for the afternoon, even though it was overcast that day. A wonderful day in a quiet oasis far from the crowds. We would definitely return again.

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A hidden gem in Campanario area Dorota & Geraud Smolen de Streel

Thank you Fatima for showing us around the beautiful farm. The exotic fruit tasting visit comes with an additional cable car experience to get down the cliff, where lush green banana plants lead the way to a few small buildings and a restaurant. If only we knew that there are a few small houses to rent there we would have surely chosen to stay there overnight too. It's a very peaceful green oasis with small private gardens where the only sound is waves crushing against the rocks on the shore. We were amazed at the variety of species of plants on the farm. The walk with Fatima through the plantation was a great opportunity to learn about the history of the place and local organic horticulture practices. The nearly 2-hour-long tour ended with a fruit tasting, the highlight of which was the pitanga and tasting different flavours of exotic fruits grown across the alley. This was a great discovery for us that fruits can enhace each others flavours when eaten in a certain order. We then headed for a lunch at the restaurant few steps away. The views were breathtaking and we had a table right by the pier under a wide umbrella. Food was amazing especially thanks to the use of farm-grown ingredients. A hidden gem and definitely not-to-miss was the jams and mangoes available for sale at the upper cable car station (when you get off , look to your right at the windowsill of the control room). A very friendly operator helped us to choose a few fruits that were good to eat the same day. When we arrived home it turned out that the variety was our guide's favourite (tasted of coco and pina colada!). We never tasted anything like that before. That was a perfect dessert to end the afternoon and we will surely make a detour next time to pass by if it was just to buy more mango. We definitely recommend this experience!

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