What to see in Madeira: the great garden of the Atlantic
The Portuguese archipelago of Madeira, one of the lushest places in the Atlantic, is a perfect destination for nature lovers and fans of active sports.
See our Madeira Guide to discover the must-sees and authentic experiences this city has to offer.
The Portuguese archipelago of Madeira, one of the lushest places in the Atlantic, is a perfect destination for nature lovers and fans of active sports.
A Biosphere Reserve, custodian of traditions, and the perfect base for hiking expeditions. Santana is one of those places in Madeira that simply exudes joy.
Fun, dynamic, cultural and lively, that’s Funchal. The capital of Madeira offers a range of options based on architecture, museums and gastronomy.
Large beaches, tiny beaches, sandy beaches and pebble beaches… the beaches of Madeira are all different but you are sure to fall for their natural wildness.
Situated on the eastern tip of the island, Machico is intimately linked to the history of Madeira and, of course, its breathtaking nature.
Overlooking the immensity of the Atlantic Ocean, Madeira’s “capital of the north” offers all kinds of experiences related to its lush nature.
The Portuguese archipelago of Madeira, one of the lushest places in the Atlantic, is a perfect destination for nature lovers and fans of active sports.
A Biosphere Reserve, custodian of traditions, and the perfect base for hiking expeditions. Santana is one of those places in Madeira that simply exudes joy.
Fun, dynamic, cultural and lively, that’s Funchal. The capital of Madeira offers a range of options based on architecture, museums and gastronomy.
Beaches, peace and quiet, a leisurely stroll, charming towns, restaurants… Porto Santo has everything needed to make it a top destination for excursions from the island of Madeira.
Situated on the eastern tip of the island, Machico is intimately linked to the history of Madeira and, of course, its breathtaking nature.
Overlooking the immensity of the Atlantic Ocean, Madeira’s “capital of the north” offers all kinds of experiences related to its lush nature.
Large beaches, tiny beaches, sandy beaches and pebble beaches… the beaches of Madeira are all different but you are sure to fall for their natural wildness.
Surfing is a very popular sport in Madeira, as the conditions are perfect for riding the Atlantic’s great waves.
Lead Text: These islands bathed by the Atlantic Ocean boast both fine dining restaurants and traditional establishments with tasty offerings
Madeira’s typical food speaks of the island, its local produce and its Portuguese inheritance. Limpets, skewers, bolos do caco… Delicious treats!
Standing at 1,818 metres tall and offering magnificent views to those who climb it, the Pico do Arieiro is the third highest peak on the island of Madeira and marks the starting point for several hiking routes.
Madeira’s combination of sea and mountains make it the perfect destination for those looking to find hiking routes suitable for people of all ages and abilities.
A Biosphere Reserve, custodian of traditions, and the perfect base for hiking expeditions. Santana is one of those places in Madeira that simply exudes joy.
Beaches, peace and quiet, a leisurely stroll, charming towns, restaurants… Porto Santo has everything needed to make it a top destination for excursions from the island of Madeira.
Situated on the eastern tip of the island, Machico is intimately linked to the history of Madeira and, of course, its breathtaking nature.
Overlooking the immensity of the Atlantic Ocean, Madeira’s “capital of the north” offers all kinds of experiences related to its lush nature.
Nestled between the cliffs and the sea, the small village of Seixal offers a spectacular setting with nature on the north coast of Madeira.
Standing at 1,818 metres tall and offering magnificent views to those who climb it, the Pico do Arieiro is the third highest peak on the island of Madeira and marks the starting point for several hiking routes.
A great way to extend a trip to Madeira is to buy typical products that will remind you of the fun you had on the island once you get home.
Surfing is a very popular sport in Madeira, as the conditions are perfect for riding the Atlantic’s great waves.
Madeira’s combination of sea and mountains make it the perfect destination for those looking to find hiking routes suitable for people of all ages and abilities.
The spa and relaxation zone at the Allegro Madeira – Adults Only hotel are the perfect spaces for enjoying a relaxing and healthy experience
A 3-day break in Madeira will give you the opportunity to enjoy some of the island’s natural attractions, with a hike and short walks, visits to some of its picturesque towns and good food.
Hiking along the levadas [systems of channels or aqueducts unique to Madeira] visiting the highest peaks, strolling around Funchal, a dip in a natural swimming pool, an excursion to Porto Santo... There’s no doubt you can cram a lot of enjoyment into a 4-day stay in Madeira.
Madeira is a spectacular place to spend a week, with enough attractions to combine quiet plans with active tourism.
Madeira has a total of 5 neighbourhoods
