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Mountain biker riding a rocky trail through a mossy laurel forest on Madeira

Mountain BikeMadeira Meeting 2026

The 12th edition is on now — a week of guided enduro on the North Coast, where the mountains meet the ocean. Riders are out on a different corner of the island every day, then surfing, eating and celebrating together back in Seixal.

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08–15 NOVEMBER · ON NOW ·POWERED BYCommençal

Mountain Bike Madeira Meeting 2026 is live

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Today’s program →

How the week works

Ride all day. Live Madeira all evening.

The week in full →
Two Commençal riders charging down a trail through the laurel forest

Every riding day · 10H00–16H30

Mornings on the hill

Five enduro days with certified guides, daily shuttles and uplifts — a different zone of the island every day, around 35 km of trail per day. You ride; the logistics are handled.

Riders at a natural lava-rock pool on Seixal's coast, paddleboarders out on the sea

From 16H30

Afternoons in the ocean

Natural pools at Porto Moniz, SUP, canoeing and boat trips from Seixal pier.

Espetada skewers over an open fire in front of the Mountain Bike Madeira Meeting banner

From 20H00

Evenings together

Workshops, wine tastings and dinners at Clube Naval do Seixal — closing with a Madeiran arraial.

Seixal's black-sand beach and harbour beneath the cliffs of Madeira's north coast

Meeting point

Base camp for the week

Seixal, on the North Coast of Madeira Island — black-sand beach, natural pools and Clube Naval do Seixal, where every day starts and ends.

Packs · 08–15 November 2026

One pack. Everything handled.

Full pack details →

Meeting pack

Registration for 2026 closed

  • ✓ Hotel for the week, breakfast included
  • ✓ Airport transfers
  • ✓ Certified guides + activity insurance
  • ✓ Daily shuttles & uplifts
  • ✓ Sea activities (SUP, canoe, boat)
  • ✓ Dinners, workshops & closing arraial
  • ✓ MTB eco-tax for trail maintenance
  • ✗ Bike not included — bring yours
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What to bring

An enduro bike with 150–170 mm travel and soft-compound tyres. Staying longer? Email info@mountainbikemadeira.com to check availability.

Base: Clube Naval do Seixal, Porto Moniz — the island’s northwest corner.

See it, don’t read it

Last edition, through the riders’ eyes

The Commencal film from the last meeting — plus photo galleries from every past edition in the multimedia archive.

Past editions →

Your week builds Madeira’s trails.

Funds raised support the Porto Moniz Mountain Bike Center — the island’s first official trail centre, in a UNESCO World Heritage area. Every pack includes an eco-tax that goes straight into trail maintenance.

Two riders in Commençal jerseys studying the trail map at the Porto Moniz Cyclin' Portugal Center