The best way to reach the interior of the island of Madeira and enjoy the splendour of its untamed landscape is to follow the footpaths.(more)

The mild climate on the two islands is ideal for golf all year round. This, together with the exceptionally beautiful scenery, influenced the decision to build two golf courses in Madeira and one in Porto Santo.
The Madeira Island Open has been held in Madeira islands every spring since 1993. It is part of the PGA European Tour(more)

The Madeira Archipelago is full of features that are as healthy as they are natural. Seaweed extracts from the unpolluted sea water, the 100% pure air and its mild climate make this enchanted garden the ideal place for a relaxing, revitalizing holiday.(more)

With a well-documented history, Madeira’s artistic heritage is one of the pillars of the island’s culture. During the 15 th and the 16 th centuries Madeira’s geographical situation was responsible for making it a waystation for all Atlantic navigation.
This period, when the sugar trade was at its height, represented Madeira’s golden era.
Convents, temples, palaces and mansions, military fortifications and other buildings of artistic value are some of the monuments that tourists can visit today.
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Madeira has the perfect combination of natural elements that produce the ideal setting to practice all sports throughout the year.
Naturally there is a broader range of water sports however, with its mild climate and specific geographical formation, this island encourages not only the local population but also those who visit us, to participate in other outdoor activities.(more)

Madeirahas a number of attractions worth visiting during your holiday. The best-known and most traditional is the descent from Monte to Funchal in a wickerwork sledge. There is a variety of other attractions in other areas of interest that will help you learn more about Madeira while thoroughly enjoying your free time there.(more)

This is a fascinating landscape, with its high mountains and deep valleys covered by exotic vegetation and colourful flowers. Add to these attractions the charm of the small villages and the cosmopolitan rhythm of the capital, Madeira, and you have plenty of good reasons to set off and explore every corner of the island.The Transport system is top quality and varied. So choosing exactly how you will explore the island is up to you!(more)

Take the opportunity to buy Portuguese shoes, flowers and tropical fruits.
Of the traditional products made by local craftsmen, the most well-known are the famous Madeira wine and the exquisite Madeira embroidery, not to mention tapestries and wickerwork.(more)

Thanks to its fertile soil and abundant fish, Madeira's traditional dishes are very healthy. Fish dishes, like scabbard fillet, tuna steak and escabeche tuna, and meat dishes like the traditional brochette and marinated meat, accompanied by the traditional fried corn and tasty bolo do caco bread, are a must for visitors to the island. In Madeira and Porto Santo there are restaurants for all tastes, from the most modern and sophisticated eateries with international cuisine to regional restaurants and welcoming, traditional taverns.(more)

If you are a lover of the seventh art, it is worth knowing that the most recent international film hits can be seen in the Madeira Islands, in modern, comfortable cinemas. There may well also be the chance to watch that film that you’ve always wanted to see in one of the several themed cinema programmes that often take place.(more)

After a busy day, there is nothing better than to relax and enjoy Madeira’s nightlife. The famous Madeira wine and traditional drinks like Poncha à pescador and other varieties, such as a Nikita or Pé de Cabra, are some of the choices for beginning your evening at one of the specialised bars.(more)

Wherever you are in the archipelago, you will find the right form of transport to meet your needs.
It is easy to get around the islands thanks to the modern road network, which has been significantly improved in recent years. Practically all the places of interest are easily accessible.(more)