On this Vigo food tour, our foodie guide will take you on a food walk through the streets of the new and old parts of the city centre. There is no better way to discover vigo than walking and eating as the local Vigueses do!
Why are the Madeira Islands, Europe´s Best Island Destination in 2024? Discover it on a trip full of food and wine in Madeira: wine tastings and more!
There is no better way to learn about local gastronomy than spending time with a local chef, so on this tour, Chef Filipe will take us on a visit to the Farmers´ Market (Mercado dos Lavradores) in Funchal. Then Chef Filipe and his family open the doors to their Madeiran estate inviting us for an exclusive gastronomic experience.
The Madeiran fortified wine is one of the most enduring man-made creations in the world. A legacy of over 500 years, it is as famous as the stunning Madeira Island itself. Our full-day wine tour is your chance to taste this iconic wine, explore its production process, and soak in the island´s beauty. Join the tour for a day of wine, wonder, and discovery!
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Our True Flavour Journeys are a collection of special small group tours that are personally led by our founder Sean O´Rourke. After 25+ years of designing boutique food, wine, and walking tours we have decided to create a collection of tours visiting destinations that have stolen our hearts and palates! Our first gastronomic journey will be to the Madeira Islands, Portugal in November 2024.
The Interceltic Festival of Morrazo is a folk music festival held in the fishing village of Moaña, located in the province of Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain and part of the O Morrazo Peninsula. This festival is more than 20 years old. Apart from the local Galician folk music bands other artists from all over the world participate at this music festival from Scotland, Northumbria, Ireland, Canada and Brittany. This year takes place on the 29th, 30th, and 31st of July. We will take you virtually to the amazing festival!
Explore the charming fishing village of Camara de Lobos on Madeira´s southern coast in this virtual tour! Discover its scenic harbor, rich history, and stunning views, ending with a tasting of two local drinks, Poncha and Nikita. Experience the beauty and flavors of Madeira from the comfort of your home!
Explore Funchal´s vibrant streets and the lively Lavradores Farmers' Market from home! Wander through colorful alleys, iconic cafes, and breathtaking ocean views before diving into the market's fresh produce and seafood. Experience the heart of Madeira in this immersive virtual tour!
Discover Madeira´s northern coast on a virtual tour of Seixal´s dramatic cliffs and terraced vineyards. Explore rugged trails, crashing waves, and the secluded black sand beach, all framed by stunning natural beauty. A perfect blend of Madeira´s wild landscapes and rich traditions awaits!
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This exceptional hotel is made up of five historically designated buildings, guiding guests through three centuries of Funchal´s history. The journey begins in an 18th-century classified building that once housed artisan workshops, transitioning to the 19th-century mansion of a prominent Funchal family involved in mercantile trade. Accessible from inner courtyards, three early 20th-century buildings, once home to a typography company and an embroidery industry, complete the experience. The hotel showcases period pieces, building materials, furniture, and antiques from these trades, immersing guests in a unique journey through the centuries. The result is a one-of-a-kind boutique hotel in the historic heart of the city.
HOW TO GET THERE:Situated in Madeira´s historical centre, the Castanheiro Boutique Hotel, boasts a prime and relaxed setting. It is the perfect base to explore this vibrant and charming city within easy reach of the most iconic monuments and popular spots. The airport is approximately 20 minutes away by car. To get to Castanheiro Boutique Hotel from Funchal Airport by car, first exit the airport onto Estrada do Aeroporto, heading southeast towards VR1. Merge onto VR1 towards Funchal and continue for approximately 17 kilometers. Take exit 12 towards Funchal/Centro and merge onto Caminho do Rego, then onto Rua João Paulo II, followed by Rua João Gago and Rua João Tavira. Turn left onto Avenida do Mar and take the second exit at the roundabout onto Avenida Sá Carneiro. Proceed onto Rua da Mouraria, then turn right onto Rua Imperatriz D. Amélia. Take the first exit onto Rua Imperatriz D. Amélia/Rua Nova da Praia at the roundabout. Continue straight onto Rua Imperatriz D. Amélia, then turn left onto Rua de Santa Maria. Castanheiro Boutique Hotel will be on the right-hand side.
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Located in the picturesque village of Porto Moniz along the captivating North Coast of Madeira Island, Aqua Natura Bay is a distinguished 4-star hotel. Offering a harmonious blend of breathtaking views spanning the Atlantic Ocean and the majestic mountainside, this hotel immerses guests in a world of natural splendor and tranquillity. Its idyllic location at the heart of Porto Moniz´s unparalleled beauty, gives access to the renowned Natural Swimming Pools while also serving as an ideal gateway to explore the UNESCO-recognized Laurissilva Forest, a true marvel of nature.
Experience ultimate relaxation and rejuvenation at Aqua Natura Bay, where a range of wellness services await to enhance your well-being. From the invigorating Outdoor Heated Swimming Pool boasting panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and North Coast to the calm Indoor Swimming Pool, Sauna, Jacuzzi, Solarium, and Turkish bath, every aspect is designed to soothe your senses. Enjoy a variety of massage treatments or try the innovative fish therapy for skin revitalization. Plus, benefit from personalized nutritionist guidance throughout your stay, ensuring a comprehensive approach to your health and vitality.
HOW TO GET THERE:Porto Moniz is renowned for its striking natural volcanic pools, offering a captivating blend of rugged landscapes and coastal beauty. To drive from Funchal Airport to Aqua Natura Bay, start by heading west on the VR1 highway for approximately 33 kilometres until you reach Ribeira Brava. From there, take the exit toward Sao Vicente and merge onto the ER104 road, continuing for about 17 kilometres until you reach Sao Vicente. Follow signs for Porto Moniz, staying on the ER101 road for approximately 15 kilometres until you arrive at Porto Moniz. Once in Porto Moniz, follow signs or directions to Aqua Natura Bay. The journey typically takes around 1 hour and 15 minutes, covering approximately 65 kilometres.
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A simple answer, it is a magical place waiting to be discovered. When you step foot on the Madeira Islands it is hard not to be mesmerized by the beauty of these subtropical islands sitting in the Atlantic ocean. No matter how many days you plan to stay it never seems enough, there is so much to see and taste on this Portuguese Paradise! Madeira has stolen our hearts and palates so we have decided to feature this destination as our first special E&W True Flavour Journey!
During our 7-day journey, our experts have hand-picked experiences to best represent Madeira. Starting in Funchal, the capital of the Island, a small cosmopolitan city that faces the Atlantic and is in close contact with nature having levada trails, tropical gardens, etc. all within reach from the city centre. It is named after a sweet-smelling wild herb, traditionally known as fennel (Foeniculum Vulgare), which was abundant here when the settlement was created. Later, several excellent regional products, such as sugar or wine became the main source of income turning Funchal into an important trading port in the middle of the Atlantic.
Our welcome to the island will be on a rooftop terrace bar overlooking the city of Funchal just before sunset, how does that sound? Of course, we will toast the start of our gastronomic journey with a glass of Madeira wine, which this island is famed for in the wine world. Since we are staying in the town centre everything is within walking distance to explore the charm of the old town streets and get acquainted with many cafes, bars, restaurants, etc. The seaside promenade for a late evening or early morning walk is always so relaxing. Get the best views of the city by taking the cable car to the top of Monte, then slide down the streets in a hand-made Sledge from wicker and wood by specialised craftsmen and carpenters. They are pushed by two drivers, called 'carreiros', who are dressed in typical white garments and wear straw hats. With recognised skill, they use their boots with thick rubber soles as brakes to control the sledge during the journey.
The best way to describe our journey is through all the different experiences...
The gastronomy, spirits and wines of Madeira are deeply rooted in the culture, for a small archipelago it has a bit of everything! The fruits and vegetables are abundant, largely due to the extraordinary fertility of its soil combined with the subtropical climate of the island. The fish caught off the coasts, like the deep-sea fish the Espada (Black scabbardfish) or the Atum (Tuna) are two very popular fish used in many Madeiran recipes, a favourite being black scabbardfish filet with banana. A locally sourced seafood delicacy to mention are the Lapas (Limpets), sauteed in garlic and butter then with drips of lemon juice on top, are to die for! You can't taste them without the Bolo do Caco (flat bread) also with butter and garlic, a pair made in heaven. The Espetada, meat over the barbeque on laurel branch stick-skewers to get that flavour of laurel (bay leaf) in the perfectly grilled meat.
There is no better way to learn about local gastronomy than spending time with a local chef, so on our journey Chef Filipe will take us on a visit to the Farmers´ Market (Mercado dos Lavradores) in Funchal. Then Chef Filipe and his family open the doors to their Madeiran estate inviting us for an exclusive gastronomic experience.
Sustainable slow food experiences will be a big focus on this trip as we want you to learn all about the slow-cooked Madeiran cuisine made by the locals. The best person to tell us about the traditional recipes is Sandra, a passionate hostess who keeps alive home-cooked recipes from all over the island. Sandra will show us a few of these traditional Madeiran home recipes.
There is a long list of unique beverages from the Madeira islands, and on this journey, we will try to taste them all! The fortified Madeira wines attract wine connoisseurs from all over the world. Madeira's finest wines have been aged using the traditional Canteiro method, stored in over 650 barrels and vats in the cellar at Blandy´s Wine Lodge, a very successful family wine business, making Madeira wine for 211 years and 7 generations. We will have a Premium visit & wine tasting in Madeira with our local expert guide. Not only fortified wines are made on Madeira, in fact for generations families have been making table wines for family consumption, as they play an important role on the table of Madeiran cuisine. Just as of 2008, the wine region of Madeirense DOP started commercialising small-batch table wines of Madeira. A wide range of grape varieties are permitted in the region, the most popular being the white grape Verdelho, making an excellent 100% mono-varietal wine. We will taste these young wines in various settings, at Quinta das Vinhas a 17th-century property surrounded by organic vineyards looking towards the Atlantic Oceans, on the north coast of Madeira in Seixal we admire the views of the vines hanging on the mountain cliff terraces from the garden of Terras do Avo, with a glass of sparkling wine in our hand. It sounds like a dream, but it will come true on our journey!
Grapes are not the only fruit beverages made from on Madeira Island, apple cider is very popular on the island. The cider region Sidra da Madeira PGI was established quite recently, but the history of cider-making on the island goes back 600 years. Among the first fruit trees introduced on the island by Portuguese settlers, were some varieties of apples and pears, that found good conditions on the island. It’s believed that cider production on Madeira Island began as soon as the orchards began to produce enough amounts of fruit, and other historical records mentioned that it was possible to find cider, then called “Vinho de Peros” (apple wine), among the supplies that, since the mid-15th century, Portuguese navigators came to get from Madeira Island. In the village of Camacha where they have the cider festival every year, we will get a chance to visit a cider cellar with tasting followed by a light traditional lunch. This will be our last meal together, so we want it to be special and full of local true flavours!
The sugar cane juice has been the king of spirits for centuries on the island. Madeira Rum or "Madeira brandy", as it is commonly called, is one of the most appreciated traditional products of this Atlantic archipelago. Its award-winning quality is the result of a centuries-long process of refinement. During the 20th century, the shutdown of some very important industrial units led to a decline in production. However, with the turn of the century, there was a substantial increase in demand for this unique product. As a result, Madeira's historic rum has become increasingly renowned and sought after all over the world. There is an important beverage made with the spirit of "Aguardente de Cana" rum called Poncha, created by the fishermen of Camara de Lobos who looked for something to keep them warm on cold nights. The main ingredients are sugar cane brandy, lemon juice and sugar. We will have a few opportunities to try this special beverage at various locations, in fact, we will make it during our hands-on cooking class, and we will see how the Madeiran rum is made at a distillery with a special rum tasting! Other Madeiran beverages on our tasting list are the famous Nikita, Banana Liqueur and even a Banana Coral Beer!
Venture up the mountainous roads to the third-highest peak of the island, Pico do Areeiro, standing at 1,818 metres / 5,965 feet over the clouds offering spectacular views. The island boasts for numerous viewpoints like; Miradouro da Eira da Achada, cliffs of the northern coast, Cabo Girao Skywalk Viewpoint, the highest promontory in Europe and the Balcões Viewpoint over the Ribeira da Metade valley.
Up in the mountains, we stop to explore the natural Fanal Forest, with trees that date back to a time before the discovery of the archipelago. They are part of the indigenous Laurissilva forest, which expresses itself here in an impressive state of conservation given its vitality. The Levada Aqueducts that follow along the woodland trails guide us through the magical forests with breathtaking views at every corner.
Our True Flavour Journeys are a collection of special small-group food & wine tours that the husband & wife team, Sean & Angie O'Rourke personally lead. After 25+ years of designing boutique food, wine, and walking tours in Spain & Portugal, we have decided to create a collection of tours visiting destinations that have stolen our hearts and palates! The Madeira Islands, Portugal will be the first of many gastronomic journeys!
DAY 1: FUNCHAL AIRPORT - FUNCHAL
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DAY 2: FUNCHAL - CAMARA DE LOBOS - FUNCHAL
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DAY 3: FUNCHAL - PICO AREEIRO - RIBEIRO FRIO - SANTANA - PORTO DA CRUZ - FUNCHAL
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DAY 5: FUNCHAL - PONTA DO SOL - MAGADALENA DO MAR - FANAL - RIBEIRA DE JANELA - PORTO MONIZ
DAY 6: PORTO MONIZ - SAO VICENTE - SEIXAL - PORTO MONIZ
DAY 7: PORTO MONIZ - CABO GIRAO - CAMACHA - FUNCHAL AIRPORT - FUNCHAL
END OF E&W TRUE FLAVOUR JOUNERY ON MADEIRA ISLAND
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