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Board the Princess V58 for a private four‑hour luxury yacht charter from Funchal. Cruise Madeira’s volcanic coastline, snorkel clear Atlantic pockets, and watch for dolphins while enjoying snacks, drinks and an attentive crew.
Board the Princess V58 for a private four‑hour luxury yacht charter from Funchal. Cruise Madeira’s volcanic coastline, snorkel clear Atlantic pockets, and watch for dolphins while enjoying snacks, drinks and an attentive crew.
You step aboard a sleek Princess V58 at Funchal Marina and the harbor noise peels away—only the diesel whisper and gulls remain. The Atlantic spreads bronze and teal, cliffs of basalt and laurel forest cutting the horizon. For four hours this private yacht is yours: forward sun pads, a shaded cockpit, chilled drinks and a crew ready to set a course for quiet bays and clear snorkeling pockets.
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Operated by Private Yacht Charter - Madeira Island · Funchal, Madeira
You step aboard a sleek Princess V58 at Funchal Marina and the harbor noise peels away—only the diesel whisper and gulls remain. The Atlantic spreads bronze and teal, cliffs of basalt and laurel forest cutting the horizon. For four hours this private yacht is yours: forward sun pads, a shaded cockpit, chilled drinks and a crew ready to set a course for quiet bays and clear snorkeling pockets.
Madeira’s story is written in rock and sea. Discovered by Portuguese sailors in the early 1400s, the island rose from volcanic eruptions and cooled into dramatic cliffs, sheltered coves and pockets of the UNESCO-listed Laurissilva forest. Fishing and wine shaped Funchal’s culture; today small marinas send out leisure charters that still follow those old coastal routes.
Expect short hops along the south coast to snorkel-friendly anchors—often near Garajau or the quieter eastern coves—where volcanic seabed and kelp create lively underwater terrain. Dolphins visit these waters regularly; in winter you might sight migratory whales. The crew provides snorkeling gear, light snacks and bottled drinks; group size is up to 12, making the day social but intimate.
Practical guidance: mornings are usually calmer and clearer for snorkeling; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat and a wind layer for the return run. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding. Confirm pickup details from Funchal Marina, and note the operator’s 24-hour cancellation window. With basic swimming comfort and a sense of adventure, a private four-hour yacht is an efficient way to read Madeira from the water—fast, comfortable, and scenic.
Most charters board at Funchal Marina; check your booking for the exact berth and arrival time.
Yes—the listing includes use of snorkeling equipment and light snacks and drinks on board.
The Princess V58 accommodates up to 12 guests for private charters.
The operator generally offers a full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure; check your confirmation for details.
Private Yacht Charter - Madeira Island operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard a sleek Princess V58 at Funchal Marina and the harbor noise peels away—only the diesel whisper and gulls remain. The Atlantic spreads bronze and teal, cliffs of basalt and laurel forest cutting the horizon. For four hours this private yacht is yours: forward sun pads, a shaded cockpit, chilled drinks and a crew ready to set a course for quiet bays and clear snorkeling pockets.
You step aboard a sleek Princess V58 at Funchal Marina and the harbor noise peels away—only the diesel whisper and gulls remain. The Atlantic spreads bronze and teal, cliffs of basalt and laurel forest cutting the horizon. For four hours this private yacht is yours: forward sun pads, a shaded cockpit, chilled drinks and a crew ready to set a course for quiet bays and clear snorkeling pockets.
Madeira’s story is written in rock and sea. Discovered by Portuguese sailors in the early 1400s, the island rose from volcanic eruptions and cooled into dramatic cliffs, sheltered coves and pockets of the UNESCO-listed Laurissilva forest. Fishing and wine shaped Funchal’s culture; today small marinas send out leisure charters that still follow those old coastal routes.
Expect short hops along the south coast to snorkel-friendly anchors—often near Garajau or the quieter eastern coves—where volcanic seabed and kelp create lively underwater terrain. Dolphins visit these waters regularly; in winter you might sight migratory whales. The crew provides snorkeling gear, light snacks and bottled drinks; group size is up to 12, making the day social but intimate.
Practical guidance: mornings are usually calmer and clearer for snorkeling; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat and a wind layer for the return run. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding. Confirm pickup details from Funchal Marina, and note the operator’s 24-hour cancellation window. With basic swimming comfort and a sense of adventure, a private four-hour yacht is an efficient way to read Madeira from the water—fast, comfortable, and scenic.