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Located near Estrada Regional 101, the Santinha Viewpoint offers a different view of the town of Porto Moniz, its famous natural pools, and of Ilhéu Mole.

Banana from Madeira is sweet, creamy, and authentic. An icon of local gastronomy, present in both traditional cuisine and the island’s landscapes.

Madeira west coast is considered the sunniest part of the island. It's loved by those who love the sea and nature, and Madeira's centuries-old traditions

The Port of Machico, located east of Funchal, can accommodate up to 80 boats and was awarded the Blue Flag in 2022.

The Parque de Merendas Viewpoint offers a privileged view over the north coast, as well as a close contact with Nature and several facilities.

Madeira's traditional confectionery reveals the island’s cultural richness through sweets and desserts made with local ingredients and recipes passed down through generations. These sweet delights are the perfect way to end a meal on a high note.

Located in Funchal, the TUI BLUE Madeira Gardens has a friendly boutique style that gives its guests a modern feel.

Villa Ricardo, located in the north-east of Madeira, is a country house where you can enjoy a holiday in freedom with privacy, close to the sea and nature!

The Botanical Garden Cable Car links Largo das Babosas to the Botanical Garden. It promotes a dream journey where the green merges with the blue of the sea

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.

Located at the mouth of the Ribeira de São Jorge, the Pico Viewpoint allows you to observe the imposing mountains that surround the parish of the island.

Located at Arco de São Jorge, the Cabo Aéreo Viewpoint offers a wide view over the ocean and allows you to contemplate Calhau de São Jorge and its Ruins.

The São Jorge Ruins are ruins of old buildings classified as Monument of Municipal Interest.

When strolling along Madeira's north coast, treat yourself to a relaxing moment at the São Jorge Bathing Complex.

Ribeira Brava has a privileged climate and a vast natural heritage and landscape. Here, some of Madeira's most famous regional products are grown.

At Mercadinho da Camacha you can find regional agricultural products and various traditional items, such as the typical embroidery of Madeira.

The Primitive Centre of the parish of São Jorge, in Calhau de São Jorge, houses the ruins of the sugar cane mills that were built there in the early days of the island's settlement.

The Vereda da Ribeira da Janela is a trail of medium difficulty, done mostly downhill. With 2,7km and an estimated duration of 1h30.

This award-winning nectar has been exported all over the world for centuries. Madeira Wine is one of the archipelago's undisputed crown jewels.

At the Bathing Complex, enjoy the comfort of Madeira's sea and sun. Discover their charms.

Bolo do Caco is one of the highlights of Madeiran gastronomy. Served warm and spread with garlic butter, it becomes an irresistible delicacy - a must at any table and sure to win over every palate.

Traditional flavours in the form of sweets: Madeira's broas and Bolo de Mel - centuries-old recipes with intense spices, ideal with local wine or liqueur.

In the heart of Lisbon's Chiado district, Madeira's Tourist Information and Promotion Office brings the best of the archipelago to the Portuguese capital.

Madeira's contemporary haute cuisine, provides traditional recipes with added sophistication and finesse. Discover the Best Restaurants in Madeira.

The municipality of Santana presents a set of unique natural, landscape, environmental, human and cultural values of great interest.