Some walking routes in the island are in current undergoing maintenance to ensure the safety of walkers. Access to these routes may be limited or even not allowed so that these works can be concluded the soonest possible.(more)

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There are lots of musical events in July including the Folklore Festival, 48 Hours of Dancing, the Atlantic Roots Festival and Funchal Jazz. There are also all kinds of folk festivals this month.(more)

August in Madeira is well known for the region’s religious festival devoted to Our Lady of Monte.
The warm weather and the sea are the ideal setting for water sports events.(more)

The Tourist Entertainment Calendar covers the events under the responsibility of the Regional Secretariat for Tourism and Transport (Secretaria Regional do Turismo e Transportes - SRTT) as well as any other events of tourist interest with official support. In this area, you will find the scheduled dates for each of these events.

The following documents are online: Tourist Entertainment Calendars for 2010, 2011 and 2012(more)

On 28 April the Regional Secretariat of Tourism and Transport and the Madeira Official Tourism Board (SRTT/DRT) launched a new campaign at the Madeira Regional Government Delegation at the Casa da Madeira, in Lisbon, promoting the Madeira Islands as a destination.(more)

The new international Madeira Tourism campaign, "Madeira as Beautiful as Ever", was recently launched in London. It is a tactical campaign that aims to show that the island's natural beauty and the kindness and spirit of the Madeiran people remain intact.(more)

The World Centre of Excellence for Destinations (CED), a World Tourism Organisation (WTO) institution, has assessed the Madeira Islands as a tourist destination based on 15 parameters.(more)

A golden isle, washed by turquoise seas and where peace and quiet reign supreme, is all you need for a truly relaxing holiday.
The safety, the warm welcome from the local people, the pleasures of nature on the beautiful sandy beach and its tranquil waters make Porto Santo first among equals.(more)

One of the most fascinating features of Madeira is the vast network of open-air water canals that cover the island bringing water from the mountains to the plantations below. Known as levadas, these irrigation channels pass through breathtaking scenery, waterfalls and hidden parts of the island.(more)

Thanks to their mild climate and unique mountain ranges, the islands of Madeira and Porto Santo invite visitors to practice sports and many other outdoor activities, the whole year round. The availability of nautical sports is plentiful, but walks, golf, tennis and radical sports, among others, are other pleasant options for leisure pursuits.(more)

There had been plans to open a botanical garden in Madeira ever since the 17th century. And in 1960 this dream finally came true. Madeira Botanical Garden is 3 km from the centre of Funchal on the south side of a valley with exceptional conditions for its exuberant vegetation.(more)