Tea at Reid's

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    Duration

    2:30 Hours

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    Activity Level

    Low

Experience Details*

Begin by visiting the lofty Pico dos Barcelos Viewpoint. From up here – 1,200 feet above sea level – admire stunning panoramic views across the sweeping Funchal Bay, the city area and out to the Desertas Islands in the deep-blue Atlantic.

Stroll through the semi-tropical gardens at Reid’s Palace Hotel, a famous spot on Madeira set in 10 lush acres on a headland overlooking the Bay. Admire the hanging vines and stunning displays of geraniums, hibiscus and salvias before you settle down for a charming tea.

Sit back, relax and enjoy the atmosphere as you’re served a selection of delicious sandwiches, scones and cakes along with a refreshing cup of tea – bliss!

At a glance*

Duration: Half day tour 

Activity: Low level of walking

Transport: By coach

Why Book? Treat yourself to a classic Madeiran experience with tea at a beloved local hotel

Itinerary*

Scenic drive > Pico dos Barcelos (photo stop) > Reid’s Hotel (short walk through gardens) > Refreshments 

What's included*

Local Guide

Panormaic guided tour

Refreshments of tea, scones and cakes

Photo opportunities

Essential information

The ground at the viewpoint is flat and cobbled, though the walk in the hotel garden is over uneven ground with approximately 20 steps.  There is a strict dress code at Reid’s. Jeans, t-shirts, shorts, sports shoes or sandals are not permitted. Flat walking shoes are recommended. Tea will be served in a separate, private dining area.

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