Feel your adrenaline surge – the fun factor is guaranteed! We gradually approach different jumping heights, starting with relaxed, moderate leaps. After a few climbing sessions, the choice is yours regarding the height from which you want to jump. The highest jumping point varies with the ebb and flow, ranging between 19m and 20m. Experience the free fall and relish the thrill! While snorkeling in the underwater nature reserve, you’ll not only encounter Atlantic marine life but, thanks to the proximity to the Gulf Stream, also discover tropical fish such as trumpetfish, parrotfish, pufferfish, and, with a bit of luck, turtles and more.
New to coasteering? Read our complete guide to coasteering in Madeira — covering what to expect, difficulty, age requirements and the best spots on the island.
Loved the cliff jumps? The next step is canyoning in Madeira — abseiling waterfalls and natural slides in the island’s volcanic gorges. Or stay on the ocean with our kayak and snorkeling tour in the Garajau marine reserve.
