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A typical dish at Madeiran festivals, pork is marinated in white wine and garlic, offering a robust flavour that pairs perfectly with regional wines.

In our Accommodation Directory you'll find the best places to stay during your stay. From the most refined to the most adventurous.

Driving in Madeira is like travelling through a moving viewpoint, surrounded by unique landscapes. However, it’s important to follow a few basic rules.

On the north coast of Madeira, Terrabona Nature & Vineyards is a Wine Country & Wellness retreat. Set in pure, natural surroundings, very close to the sea!

Terrace Mar Suite Hotel is a 4-star aparthotel with a modern, pleasant and functional decoration. All rooms have a furnished balconies and kitchenettes!

The Terra Chã viewpoint, which is part of the Natura 2000 Network, offers a different panoramic view over some of the most emblematic points of Porto Santo.

The Nossa Senhora do Loreto Chapel was built in the 16th century. It is a monument of historical relevance, with Manueline and revivalist lines.

The Santa Cruz Cross paying homage to the wooden cross that João Gonçalves Zarco raised here when he landed.

Built in 1783, the Caniço Parish Church represents the transition between Baroque and Rococo. This church is the seat of one of the oldest parishes on the island of Madeira.

The Ribeira Brava Lighthouse is located on the right bank of the town, 34 metres above sea level on top of a promontory.

The Machico Aqueduct, a symbol of the region's Industrial Architecture, was built in the 19th century to supply water to the city's old sugar cane mill.

Located at Machico, the Nossa Senhora da Conceição Church, also known as the Machico Parish Church, is a religious temple with three inner chapels.

Built in 1745 on the ruins of an old chapel, the baroque-style Santa Beatriz Parish Church exhibits some very valuable pieces.

Its calm and transparent waters provide the ideal setting to venture into the world of Kayaking in Funchal. Discover this city from a different perspective.

Madeira is a paradise for Sport Fishing! The coastal area of the archipelago has many deep sea areas.

The Nossa Senhora de Fátima Chapel, an ex-libris of São Vicente, stands out for its tower shape and for being on top of a hill with a privileged view.

Engenho do Norte, Madeira, was built in 1927. Still active, it continues to be used to produce sugar cane brandy, or rum, according to the original process

São Roque Chapel, built in 1489 and rebuilt in 1739, has several Baroque architectural elements. Prominent position in Machico's religious heritage.

The Sugar Cane Mill and Museum recreates the historic journey of this factory and displays a series of contents about the sugar cane production process.

The Engenho da Calheta, over half a century, is one of Madeira's oldest sugar cane mills. It produces two iconic products: rum and sugar cane honey.

The Lombo dos Palheiros Viewpoint guarantees a privileged panoramic view over the grandeur of the mountains on the north coast of Madeira.

The Cabeço do Resto Viewpoint provides a privileged panorama over the city of Santana as well as the surrounding natural scenery.

Carved out of a large rock, the Nossa Senhora da Penha de França Chapel is a unique monument, located in the parish of Faial, municipality of Santana.

Standing out as one of the archipelago's most iconic landmarks, the triangular-shaped and thatched roof Casas de Santana are a unique historical heritage.

Due to the clarity of the waters and its special places, Diving in Porto Santo is one of the most sought-after experiences for those who love this sport.

Whale Watching in Funchal - observe marine animals in their habitat, always with the beauty of the capital as a backdrop.

In Levada do Risco, the density of nature reigns throughout the entire 1.5km course. Easy difficulty and estimated duration of 2h.

Madeira has a variety of unique regional products that underpin its traditional gastronomy. Locally grown fruit, tubers, and other ingredients form the basis of the island's typical dishes.

Originally from the 19th century, Carrinhos de Cesto are one of Madeira's most famous attractions. Experience this unique adventure!

Due to their resistance and impermeability, the 'Botas de Vilão' were, in the past, used by most Madeirans. Today they are mainly used by folk groups.

There are many Museums in Madeira that enrich the archipelago, dedicated to multiple themes and artistic expressions. Come and whet your curiosity.

Derived exclusively from the alcoholic fermentation and distillation of sugar cane juice, Madeira Rum is one of the most appreciated traditional products.

The History of Madeira goes back more than 600 years. A rich history, reflected in the archipelago's heritage and in its unique traditions.

Madeira wicker has been famous since 1850. After complex treatment, it allows to produce baskets, furniture pieces or the Monte basket trolleys.