Six friends, one wheelchair-bound, spent the day touring Madeira with Tiego in his spacious van, which was a modified ambulance. We visited a winery and several scenic overlooks on this mountainous island. At one spot, Tiego rolled a portable ramp to the overlook to make the visit totally accessible. Tiego is passionate about making his tours accessible to all, plus he is knowledgeable about local sites and culture. He deserves the highest commendation.

We went to Funchal for a family wedding where one of our party was my 86 year old mother who is wheelchair bound. As luck would have it, when searching the internet I chose Madeira Acessivel. Both the journeys to and from the airport were smooth and went without a hitch. Tiago was punctual, attentive, and went out of his way to be hospitable. He even gave us a mini tour so that we could take some pictures of the beautiful views as he knew we were visiting for 3 days only, even after we had been delayed by 3 hours. Tiago also had a present for my 5 year old Granddaughter and a small gift for me for using his company which was a nice touch. Consequently I would highly recommend him to anyone who is holidaying in Madeira whether that be for trips/tours or just for transport to/from the airport. Thank you Tiago.

The experience was fantastic! It was a full accessibel tour with my father in a manual wheelchair. My father could see all places we went to and enjoyed it very much. The equipment is great and is was all full accessible. There was also time for personal medical needs as toiletbreaks. Even when there is no toilet available, there was equipment accesible in the bus. The tourguide is a very friendly man who brought us to many locations that had a great view on the island. He also made sure we experienced a lot of local activities as tasting food, the preparation of Puncha (a local drink) and local farming. Thank you very much for the great experience!

Tiago collected us in his sparkling clean specially adapted vehicle and took four of us on a bespoke trip. His ''off road'' wheelchair gave my husband independence on a lavada walk but he was very attentive altering the settings to suit the terrain as it changed. He brought a tour guide with him, Isobel, who was fantastic (speaks 5 languages and is a mountain guide and rescuer). Nothing was too much trouble and there was no clock watching. He even pulled in to buy us all a local delicacy similar to doughnuts. If you are less able or disabled and want to experience Madeira like an able bodied person, give Tiago a ring. He will arrange a tour or take you to the airport. He also has a suitable buggy for an off road experience of a different sort......that's on our list for next year!

we arrived on a cruise in December, my mother was on an electric scooter. we contacted the accessible wood company which type of tour they advised, since my mom totally depends on the scooter. Mr Tiago Camacho advised half a day passing by the viewpoint, all in glass I think it's called Cabo Girao. It has a beautiful view, we stopped at the cafe and used the toilets, despite being expensive. We passed a place where there were many wines, I tasted one that was very sweet, my mother was a little happy. We bought some bottles to offer. Mr. Tiago and Guia, I think it was Joao, were very friendly and attentive, they helped us always. we never went to madeira island. I hope to return one day. Thank you very much to the team.