You’ll feel every curve of Madeira’s wild roads on a Vespa Primavera—wind in your face, sun on your arms, stopping whenever something catches your eye. With all gear included and total freedom to explore villages or coastlines at your pace, this day is yours to shape—and maybe you’ll find your own favorite wrong turn.
Your day includes use of a new Vespa Primavera 125cc for 24 hours with two helmets, jackets, gloves, insurance coverage, plus handy extras like a top case and cell phone holder so you’re ready for wherever the road takes you next.
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Read all the reviews ›The first thing I noticed was the Vespa’s engine—a soft purr that somehow felt both old-school and brand new. We picked it up near Funchal, helmets in hand, and the guy at the shop (Miguel? I think so) grinned when I asked if locals ever get tired of these hills. “Never,” he said. The air smelled faintly of eucalyptus and sea salt, which is weirdly perfect for a scooter day trip in Madeira.
I’ll be honest: I was nervous about those hairpin turns everyone talks about. But after a few minutes, it just felt like flying—except slower and with more goats. We stopped in Câmara de Lobos because the colors caught my eye—laundry flapping over blue doors, fishermen arguing gently over coffee. Someone waved us over for poncha (I only had a sip; riding rules), and Li laughed when I tried to say “obrigado” without butchering it.
The best part? No schedule, no one telling you where to go next. We followed whatever road looked interesting—sometimes steep enough that I wondered if we’d need to push (we didn’t). The Vespa Primavera 125cc handled everything, even when we took a wrong turn and ended up surrounded by banana trees. That’s still my favorite memory from this scooter rental in Madeira—just us, the road, and that weirdly sweet smell of fermenting fruit somewhere nearby.
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