What to see in Portugal
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.
What to see in Faro: the old charm of the Algarve captured in a white city by the sea
Discover the most authentic side of the Algarve in this charming seafaring city which has preserved part of its ancient Arab city wall, the Roman remains at Milreu and a peaceful historic quarter which offers access to the Ría Formosa.
Santana, the custodian of tradition
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.
Funchal: discover the vibrant capital of Madeira
Fun, dynamic, cultural and lively, that’s Funchal. The capital of Madeira offers a range of options based on architecture, museums and gastronomy.
Ilha Deserta or Ilha Barreta, the Algarve’s last frontier of dunes, birds and silence
Off Faro’s coastline, the wildest island in the Ria Formosa Natural Park greets visitors with no roads or houses, just a strip of sand and shells, with endless beaches and wooden walkways in the farthest reaches of continental Portugal.
Igreja do Carmo and Capela dos Ossos: gold, skulls and baroque in the heart of Faro
In the centre of Faro stands this 18th-century Carmelite temple, one of the finest examples of baroque in the Algarve, whose interior surprises with gilded altars, delicate carvings and a chapel lined with human bones that makes you see time in a new light.
Porto Santo — Madeira’s finest beaches
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.
Ria Formosa Natural Park: the Algarve’s living labyrinth of water and sand
Discover one of the great ecological gems of southern Portugal, a coastal lagoon in perpetual transformation that is home to centuries-old salt marshes, mobile dunes, fishing villages and unique species, where life moves to the rhythm of the tides.
Madeira’s beaches — bathing on the Atlantic coast
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.
Machico: history and nature in the east 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.
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