Country Delights - Green Devil 4x4 Tour

Sat

8h30 - 12h30

This adventure happens every Sundays, the only day we can visit Santo da Serra’s fair and market. Very popular amongst locals, in this market everything is local, where quality and flavour are trademarks and prices match the native’s pocket.

This is the day for the weekly purchases; it is not a touristic event. Mingle with the locals; let yourself be carried by your senses. The tour also takes you through the steep old roads in Santa Cruz to the countryside, passing by local villages where you can witness traditional hand-made farming practices.

Additionally, at Santo da Serra market, you may get to sample unique fruits, traditional cakes, homemade liquors, and the local specialty, garlic bread known as "bolo do caco.", a great opportunity to immerse yourself in the cultural and culinary highlights of the region.

Garajau
Garajau is known for the Cristo Rei da Ponta do Garajau, a statue of Christ the King, facing the sea and with open arms above it, a monument that constitutes one of the best-known architectural landmarks on the south coast of Madeira.
Águas Mansas
Águas Mansas is an area near Camacha known for its water reservoir
Santo da Serra (Farmers Market)
The name of the parish is dedicated to Santo António, its patron saint, but is traditionally known as "Santo da Serra". Its popularity is mainly due to the natural environment of romantic inspiration, provided by the lush greenery, the beautiful villages and farms and the mild weather that is felt during the summer.
Machico
Located on the east coast of Madeira Island, approximately 22 km from Funchal, this municipality is where Gonçalves Zarco and Tristão Vaz Teixeira disembarked, in 1419, when they discovered Madeira.