My partner and I used the Yellow Bus tour as our first thing in Madeira to get oriented. The audio commentary in English was pretty good, the stops were well‑placed, and we liked that we could hop off, explore a little, then hop back on. Great flexibility for one day.

One tip: start early. We caught the first bus around 9:30 am, got ahead of crowds, and used the pass to return later when things were quieter. The Yellow Bus route covered just the right mix of city + coast + hillside for our one‑day stay. Friendly drivers, too.

Easy to use, well-organized, and great views from the top deck. We especially enjoyed the ride along the coast. The audio guide was available in several languages and gave great context to what we were seeing.

Our tip: start at the first bus around 9:30 am to make the most of the 24 h window, and head straight to Câmara de Lobos before it gets busy. We found fewer people there in the morning and the light was better for photos. The bus back via the coast was relaxing and scenic.

Great introduction to Madeira. The Yellow Bus tour let us jump on at the marina stop in Funchal, ride out to Câmara de Lobos, explore at our leisure, then return. Having the flexibility to ride as much as we wanted within 24 hours felt liberating. The audio commentary and the occasional bonus stops added value. We’ll use it again next trip.

What stood out: the audio guide in multiple languages made the ride informative, and the route up to the hillside viewpoint was spectacular. The downside: the top deck gets quite hot in midday sun so bring sunblock and a hat. Otherwise, a very worthy tour.

We only had one full day, so the 24‑hour 2‑in‑1 ticket was perfect. The route took us from downtown Funchal through the charming fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, with plenty of stops. We hopped off where we liked, had lunch, then re‑boarded. The bonus audio guide in many languages made it even better.