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Swimming
Praia Formosa
Formosa Beach - A long beach that combines pebble and sandy areas, offering a complete swimming experience along the coast of Funchal.

Funchal
Formosa Beach
The largest public beach on the Island of Madeira is located 10 minutes from the centre of Funchal and stretches for 2 Km. Formosa Beach has areas with pebbles and areas with black sand.

Enjoying the sea
Areeiro Beach
Areeiro Beach is a small black sandy beach, with some pebbles, situated in the municipality of Funchal and about 2 km from Câmara de Lobos.

Enjoying the sea
Doca do Cavacas
Located between Lido and Formosa Beach, Doca do Cavacas' natural swimming pools offer the rare opportunity to swim in pools of volcanic origin on the south coast.

Swimming
Ribeira do Natal Beach
Ribeira do Natal Beach enjoys properties that make it one of the best places for swimming. The transparency of its waters is remarkable.

Calheta
Calhau Beach
The Calhau Beach is a pebble beach with a reserved atmosphere. It offers various facilities for bathers, such as changing rooms or a bar area.

Swimming
Calheta Beach
Calheta Beach is one of the island of Madeira's few yellow sandy beaches. A peaceful swimming experience is guaranteed by two piers, so you can exercise in the sea all year round.

Vila Baleira
Fontinha Beach
In a very central area, next to Cais Velho, Fontinha Beach combines natural beauty with a wide range of facilities. Fontinha Beach has a Blue Flag.

Vila Baleira
Ribeiro Cochino Beach
With an extensive sandy beach bathed by warm waters, at Praia do Ribeiro Cochino you can have a bathing experience that only Porto Santo can offer.

Swimming
Seixal Beach
Considered one of the best beaches in Europe and enjoying the unique characteristics of the north coast, Seixal Beach is a paradise for all kinds of swimmers: from beginners to the most experienced ones.

Porto da Cruz
Maiata Beach
Located in Porto da Cruz, Maiata Beach is known for the excellence of its waves. It is one of surfers' favourite spots on Madeira's northeast coast.

Madalena do Mar
Madalena do Mar Beach
The Madalena do Mar Beach, in Banda de Além, is a combination of pebbles and black sand. Bathed by warm waters, it offers various support services.

Funchal
Gorgulho Beach
Gorgulho Beach, also known as Gavinas Beach, is a small, unsupervised bathing space in the Lido area, ideal for a quick dip followed by a gastronomic moment, provided by the surrounding restaurants.

Porto da Cruz
Alagoa Beach
Located in the parish of Porto da Cruz, Alagoa Beach stands out for its black sand and for the mountain overlooking the sea, with green shades.

Machico
São Roque Beach
São Roque Beach, a pebble beach, takes up a large portion of Machico bay. With support facilities which guarantee a comfortable and pleasant experience.

Caniçal
Ribeira do Natal Beach
Located in Caniçal, Ribeira do Natal Beach is outlined by the town's promenade. It has various support facilities and an undeniable natural beauty.

Canhas
Anjos Beach
The Anjos Beach offers bathers a landscape with a privileged view of the sunset. It is located between the town of Ponta do Sol and Madalena do Mar.

Calheta
Calheta Sand Beach
The Calheta Sand Beach is located near the town's Recreational Harbour. It is 100 metres long and offers all the necessary amenities to enjoy the sea.

Jardim do Mar
Porto Beach
The Porto Beach, situated next to the picturesque Paúl do Mar Harbour, has unique surroundings. It's a pebble beach, bathed by crystal-clear waters.

Vila Baleira
Cotrim Beach
Carved out of the rocks by wind and sea erosion, Cotrim Beach is often deserted and bathed by crystal clear, calm waters.

Jardim do Mar
Enseada Beach
The Enseada Beach is one of surfers' favourite destinations of Madeira. The swell and the beauty of the surroundings make the experience unique.

Seixal
Laje Beach
Laje, also known as Jamaica Beach, is an unsupervised beach located in the parish of Seixal, surrounded by a typically Madeiran landscape.

Vila Baleira
Penedo Beach
If you're looking for a quiet beach on Porto Santo's sandy shores, Penedo Beach is ideal. The same fine sand, accompanied by the optimal water temperature.

Santa Cruz
Palmeiras Beach
Palmeiras Beach, in the city of Santa Cruz, has two areas: the swimming pool area and the pebble beach. It has several support facilities for bathers.

Vila Baleira
Pedras Pretas Beach
Pedras Pretas Beach has a cosy and family atmosphere, offering all the conditions for a peaceful and safe day at the beach, very close to the city centre.

Caniço
Reis Magos Beach
Reis Magos Beach offers bathers a number of facilities. It stands out for its clear waters, whose quality is proven by the awarding of the Blue Flag.

Vila Baleira
Ribeiro Salgado Beach
Ribeiro Salgado beach is located in front of two hotels and is served by excellent support infrastructures.
Blue Flag beach.

Porto Santo
Porto Santo Beach
A 9-kilometre golden sand, along with a sea of calm, crystalline waters and pleasant temperatures, placed Porto Santo beach on the map of paradisiacal destinations. Proving this, in 2022, Porto Santo beach was elected the best beach in Europe by the European Best Destinations.

Jardim do Mar
Portinho Beach
The Portinho Beach, at the eastern end of Jardim do Mar, offers excellent conditions for surfing. It has hosted several international surf competitions.

Câmara de Lobos
Câmara de Lobos Beach (Vigário Beach)
Câmara de Lobos beach is the main bathing resort in the city of Câmara de Lobos.
South of Largo da República, it is free and has several services nearby.

Machico
Banda D'Além Beach
Banda d'Além Beach, with golden sand from Morocco, is located in Machico bay. It offers all the necessary comfort conditions.

Vila Baleira
Calheta Beach
Marking the end of Porto Santo's long golden stretch of sand, Calheta Beach stands out for its rock formations, which give it a very special charm.

Seixal
Seixal Beach
A black sandy beach surrounded by green mountains and bathed by a crystal clear sea: this is the idyllic setting of Porto do Abrigo do Seixal beach.

Caniço
Garajau Beach
Part of a marine reserve, Garajau Beach, Madeira, is bathed by crystal-clear waters, much sought after by scuba divers. Various support facilities.

Vila Baleira
Salemas Beach
Salemas Beach is a hidden treasure that perfectly combines the rocks and the sea, which meet to create a paradisiacal setting.

São Vicente
São Vicente Beach
São Vicente Beach is a very popular spot with surfers due to the excellent sea conditions and its water sports support infrastructures.

Funchal
São Tiago Beach
Right in the old part of the city of Funchal, São Tiago Beach is a small recess to enjoy a moment in communion with the Atlantic, overlooking the majestic bay.

Vila Baleira
Cabeço da Ponta Beach
Cabeço da Ponta beach combines turquoise waters with the therapeutic properties of the sand, in a place that attracts many tourists.

Ponta do Sol
Ponta do Sol Beach
The Ponta do Sol Beach is located in a small cove in the town of Ponta do Sol, and it is bathed by waters with an excellent quality.

Paul do Mar
Ribeira das Galinhas Beach
The Ribeira das Galinhas Beach, in Paúl do Mar, has several facilities, such as a bar, a sunbathing area, parasols and showers. It is popular among surfers

Sea Activities
Windsurf
On the south coast of Madeira, you'll find the ideal conditions for Windsurfing in Madeira: small waves, calm sea, constant wind and a environment singular.

Experiencing the City
Enjoying the sea
Nautical Activities in Funchal - Crystal-clear waters and inviting temperatures: come and experience the sea of Funchal!

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

Madeira Cultural Centres
Fórum Machico
Located by a bay with a magnificent landscape, Fórum Machico is a cultural space that stands out for the versatility of its shows, exhibitions and lectures

Tourist Entertainment
Tourist Entertainment Directory
Explore our Tourist Entertainment Directory and discover unique experiences to make your trip a memorable one.

Diving
Diving in Garajau
The diversity of the marine life in this area makes Diving in Garajau one of the ex libris of this sport in Madeira.

Trail running
Porto da Cruz - Machico
The trail that connects Porto da Cruz to Machico allows trail running in contact with enchanting ocean landscapes. With a total length of 15.5 km.

Christmas and New Year's Eve
New Year’s Eve Show
The fireworks show for the New Year lasts about eight minutes and is distributed across 59 fireworks stations located across Funchal’s amphitheater (27 stations), Pier 8 and Praia Almirante Reis (25 stations), at sea (5 stations) and Porto Santo Island (2 stations).
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Where to go
Porto Santo
What to do in Porto Santo? From its paradisiacal beach to its historical heritage, discover this secret kept in the ocean.

North Coast
Porto Moniz
Porto Moniz is an obligatory stop - from the Laurissilva trails to the emblematic natural pools, as well as its important historical and cultural heritage.

Francisco Lufinha
Exploring Porto Santo with the family
An island that is much more than its beach

Trail running
Porto da Cruz Natura
The Porto da Cruz Natura Trail provides a privileged contact with the exuberant natural heritage of the island's east coast. With 50Km.

Digital Travel Couple
Discovering the Secluded Paradise of Fajã dos Padres in Madeira
Organic farming, a pristine beach, and breathtaking ocean views!

Francisco Lufinha
The hidden treasure of Porto Santo's north coast
A family evening at the natural swimming pools of Salemas Beach, in Porto Santo.

Cable Car
Fajãs do Cabo Girão "Rancho" Cable Car
The Fajãs Cabo Girão Cable Car connects Sítio do Rancho to the Fajãs of Cabo Girão, offering beautiful panoramic views over Madeira’s typical seaside terraces 'fajãs' and the southern coast.

Enjoying the sea
Barreirinha Bathing Complex
The friendly beach and crystal-clear sea invite you to hours of delight on this beach in Funchal's Old Town.

Andy Sullivan
What to Do in Porto Santo: A Blissful Escape Just a Ferry Ride from Madeira
From golden beaches to spa rituals and seaside dining – our perfect two-day getaway on this hidden island paradise.

Porto Santo
Discovering Porto Santo
Discovering Porto Santo? On such a small island there is so much to discover, whether in nature, the sea or the welcoming Vila Baleira.

Snorkelling
Garajau
Snorkelling in Garajau means contemplating a seabed full of life and beauty on a beach located in the middle of the Garajau Partial Nature Reserve.

Câmara de Lobos
Fajã do Cabo Girão
The Fajã do Cabo Girão beach is known for the impressive fertility of its agricultural land.
This narrow, lush piece of land can be accessed by cable car.

Swimming
Garajau
If you have never swum in a Nature Reserve, Garajau Beach is a place that definitely deserves your attention. Be dazzled by the combination of elements of this protected area and swim as many miles as you like.

Caniçal
Prainha
Prainha is a coppery, natural sand beach on Madeira's east coast. With its arid scenery and various amenities, it is definitely a small beach paradise.

Lombo do Doutor
Piarro Viewpoint
Located at Lombo do Doutor, the Piarro Viewpoint offers an almost aerial view of the Calheta beach and marina and the Casa das Mudas Arts Centre.

Monuments & Architecture
São Fernando Fort
São Fernando Fort, located above Santa Cruz Beach, was built in the 18th century to defend the coastline of this region.

Vila Baleira
Lombas Viewpoint
The Lombas Viewpoint allows you to contemplate the bay and beach of Porto Santo. The windmill there
serves as a reference point and tourist attraction.

Ponta Delgada
Ponta Delgada Bathing Complex
The Ponta Delgada Bathing Complex consists of two saltwater swimming pools, terrace service, changing rooms, parking and a beach in a protected bay.

Swimming
Porto Santo
Swimming in Porto Santo? Experience the sensation of swimming in the waters of the best beach in Europe! Warm water transparency and impeccable cleanliness.

Enjoying the sea
Lido Bathing Complex
Located next to the seafront public promenade, in the tourist area of the city, the Lido Bathing Complex is the beach of choice for many tourists and locals.

Hotel
Dreams Madeira Resort Spa & Marina
Situated on the east coast of the island of Madeira, Dreams Madeira Resort Spa & Marina stands out for its coastal villa design, private black sand beach and inviting all-inclusive experience.

Costa Este
Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz is the gateway for those arriving on the island by plane. It is perfect for nature, beach, culture, tradition and even golf lovers.

Enjoying the sea
Ponta Gorda Bathing Complex
The Ponta Gorda Bathing Complex is one of the largest bathing complexes in the city of Funchal. Equipped with various support infrastructures, it is also accessible to users with reduced mobility.

Ribeira Brava
Fajã dos Padres
Accessed by boat or cable car, Fajã dos Padres is a veritable Eden. The turquoise water combines harmoniously with the vivacity of the exotic fruit trees.

Santa Cruz
Roca Mar Bathing Complex
The Roca Mar Bathing Complex, located in Caniço, is part of a hotel unit with the same name and offers you great conditions to spend a fabulous day at the beach.

East Coast
Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz is the gateway for those arriving on the island by plane. It is perfect for nature, beach, culture, tradition and even golf lovers.

Cable Car
Garajau Cable Car
Inaugurated in 2007, the Garajau Cable Car is located at the Ponta do Garajau area, home to the emblematic Christ the King statue. This means of transport provides access to the beautiful Garajau beach, a bathing area equipped with a snack bar and a diving centre, where you can learn more about the Garajau Marine Reserve.

Santa Cruz
Ribeira da Boaventura Bathing Complex
At the Ribeira da Boaventura Bathing Complex you can enjoy a great day at the beach. With two swimming pools and a small sheltered bay, this space is ideal for adults and children.

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

Marinas and Ports
Calheta Recreational Port
In the municipality situated further west on Madeira Island, we can find the Calheta Recreational Port. Located right next to the artificial sandy beach, this port can accommodate up to 337 small boats.

North Coast
Porto Moniz
Porto Moniz is an obligatory stop - from the Laurissilva trails to the emblematic natural pools, as well as its important historical and cultural heritage.

Cable Car
Achadas da Cruz Cable Car
The Achadas da Cruz Cable Car connects the Achadas da Cruz area, in the municipality of Porto Moniz, to a small pebble beach located in this area, accessible via the Vereda do Calhau and Vereda da Ladeira trails. This means of transport offers excellent panoramic views over the green hills of the parish of Achadas da Cruz, overcoming the steep slope of the hillside.

West Coast
Ponta do Sol
Ponta do Sol is known for its beaches and typical villages. In addition, the archipelago's famous products, such as bananas and sugar cane, are grown here.

Porto Santo
How to move around Porto Santo
The island of Porto Santo dazzles all visitors with its long and beautiful golden sand beach that runs along almost the entire southern coast of this captivating island. Being 11 kilometres long and 6 kilometres wide, it is relatively easy to move around.

Fish and Seafood, European Food
Tia Maria Beach Club
Restaurant located in Praça do Barqueiro, in Porto Santo, with a diverse menu and which enjoys proximity to the beautiful sandy beach.

Music
"Quintas da Baixa "
Quintas da Baixa' is an exclusive project of the Associação de Desportos e Natureza - Ponta do Sol (ADN Ponta do Sol), in strategic partnership with Retoiça - Associação Cultural, Desportiva e Recreativa (Retoiça - Cultural, Sporting and Recreational Association. This event aims to bring recreational and cultural dynamism to some of the summer evenings on Ponta do Sol beach.
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Sports Event
Regatta of Traditional Madeiran Canoes
The bay of Funchal annually hosts the Regatta of Traditional Madeiran Canoes, an event organized by the Madeira Regional Canoeing Association, in close collaboration with the Madeira Sports for All Association. This sporting initiative follows a 2.5 km long, starting and ending at the Funchal pier, including passing through Barreirinha beach, in the Old Town of the city.
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Beaches
Pebble Beaches
Relax on the characteristic (and peculiar) Madeiran Pebble Beaches. Come and relax in these unique bathing spaces.

Seixal
Poças das Lesmas
Located in a peaceful place, Poças das Lesmas offer a unique landscape setting, marked by natural pools with crystal-clear waters formed by volcanic rocks.

Faial
Foz da Ribeira do Faial
At Foz da Ribeira do Faial there is a bathing complex with a series of leisure areas and idyllic scenery, embellished by a peculiar geological structure.

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

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

Aparthotel
Hotel Dom Pedro Garajau
Aparthotel in Garajau - Dom Pedro Hotels & Golf Collection

Machico
Historical Centre of Machico
Travel back in time with the Historic Center of Machico. First place of settlement after the discovery of Madeira, 1419. Architectural and heritage legacy.

Ribeira Brava
Calhau da Lapa
Calhau da Lapa, situated in the parish of Campanário, is a small bathing area known for its peaceful atmosphere and the excellent quality of its waters.

Monuments & Architecture
Reis Magos Fort
The Reis Magos Fort was built in the 18th century to defend the coastline. It is located near Reis Magos Beach, enjoying a beautiful landscape.

Vila Baleira
Portela Viewpoint
The Portela Viewpoint is considered the most emblematic in the region. A mandatory stop for those who
want to remember the true postcard of the island.

Ribeira Brava
Ribeira Brava Bathing Complex
The Ribeira Brava Bathing Complex offers a series of facilities such as swimming pools, changing rooms, bar, sun lounger area and access to the sea.

Where to go in Madeira
Where to go in Madeira
What to do in Madeira? From the Laurissilva forest, to the mythical levadas, passing through caves, beaches, typical villages and much more! Discover us!

Cable Car
Fajã dos Padres Cable Car
Le téléphérique de Fajã dos Padres offre à ses visiteurs un trajet avec des vues sur la pente de l’immense falaise jusqu'à la Fajã dos Padres. Ce moyen de transport offre un trajet de 4 minutes avec des vues sur la côte sud de l'île de Madère et la petite baie de Fajã, où de nombreuses plantations viticoles et horticoles s'étendent sur plus de 300 mètres.

Câmara de Lobos
Salinas Bathing Complex
This complex situated in the beautiful Câmara de Lobos Bay is a bathing space composed of two swimming pools in picturesque surroundings.

Água de Pena
Água de Pena Sports Park
The Água de Pena Sports Park is a multipurpose complex with several leisure areas and dozens of fields and courts ready to receive a wide variety of sports.

Porto da Cruz
Porto da Cruz Bathing Complex
The Porto da Cruz Bathing Complex, located on Passeio Marítimo de Porto da Cruz, has two swimming pools and various support facilities.

Caniçal
Cais do Sardinha
Cais do Sardinha is located at the end of Vereda da Ponta de São Lourenço (PR 8). It is, therefore, the perfect place for a refreshing dip after a hike.

Caniçal
Ribeira do Natal Mouth
Ribeira do Natal Mouth is one of the most elegant and unspoiled natural heritage sites on Madeira, offering a peaceful and undisturbed environment.

Machico
Baía de Machico
Stretching for several hundred metres, Machico Bay offers its visitors a picture of rare beauty, a meeting point between the mountain and the sea.

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

Vila Baleira
Flores Viewpoint
The Flores Viewpoint is an mandatory stop on a visit to Porto Santo, because of its privileged view over the whole island and the surrounding area.

Vila Baleira
Ponta da Canavieira Viewpoint
The Ponta da Canavieira Viewpoint overlooks the rockiest part of Porto Santo. From here you can see Ilhéu do Ferro and Pico Ana Ferreira.

Vila Baleira
Infante D. Henrique Avenue Garden
A green space of Vila Baleira, the Infante D. Henrique Avenue Garden stands out for its monuments and
natural landscape that extends to the old pier.

Ribeira da Janela
Ribeira da Janela
Ribeira da Janela, the longest watercourse formed inside the island, flows into this parish and is famous for its Atlantic and mountainous landscapes.

Achadas da Cruz
Calhau das Achadas da Cruz
Calhau das Achadas da Cruz is famous for its breathtaking scenery, which visitors can access via the cable car that connects to the Fajã da Quebrada Nova.

Achadas da Cruz
Achadas da Cruz Viewpoint
The Achadas da Cruz Viewpoint gives visitors the chance to peacefully contemplate Calhau das Achadas, where the rocky escarpment shelters a peaceful 'fajã'.

Achadas da Cruz
Achadas da Cruz Cable Car
Achadas da Cruz Cable Car allows you to contemplate the Atlantic and all the surrounding green scenery in a unique way.

Faial
Guindaste Viewpoint
On one of the slopes of the Foz da Ribeira do Faial, the Guindaste Viewpoint is the ideal place from which to observe the north coast of Madeira.

Santana
Curtado Viewpoint
The privileged position of the Cortado Viewpoint allows visitors to observe the jagged coastline of the parish of Faial, where Penha d'Águia stands out.

São Jorge
Pico Viewpoint
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.

São Jorge
Boca das Voltas Viewpoint
Located in the area above the parish of São Jorge, the Boca das Voltas Viewpoint is part of a vast forest area, offering a clear view towards the coastline

São Jorge
Cabo Aéreo Viewpoint
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.

Surf
Machico
Its big, constant and powerful waves have made this a cult place for regional and international surfers. Come surf in Machico

Surf
Ribeira da Janela
Ribeira da Janela Surf is known for its long, strong waves, which delight the most experienced, advanced and expert surfers.

Kayaking
Seixal
Enjoy the privilege of Kayaking in Seixal, a place of incomparable natural beauty, increasingly known for its unique mountain and Atlantic landscapes.

Porto Santo
Boat trip
The calm, turquoise waters invite you to take a relaxing Boat Trip in Porto Santo to discover the natural and geological peculiarities of this island.

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

North Coast
São Vicente
The municipality of São Vicente is home to a vast natural and cultural heritage, such as the Laurissilva forest, volcanic caves and historical monuments.

Sea Activities
Diving
The biodiversity, visibility conditions and water temperature make Diving in Madeira possible all year round. The perfect place for an underwater adventure.

Sea Activities
Boat trips
Madeira Boat Trips? Embark on this experience on the calm waters of the island and contemplate the coastal area, full of life and iconic landscapes.

Madeira and Porto Santo
Why Madeira?
There are many reasons why getting married in Madeira is the right decision: proximity, climate, culture and hospitality are just the main ones.

Traditional Food
Festival of flavours
At the forefront of this festival of flavours that regales island life is the 'bolo do caco' bread. This 'bolo' (cake) is actually a delicious bread made with wheat flour and sweet potato. Warm and crispy, with a generous dose of garlic butter, in its bolder version it can also be served with slices of chorizo or bacon.

Official Programme
Columbus Festival
Columbus Festival - A unique opportunity to remember and experience the Age of Discoveries and Columbus' stay on the island of Porto Santo.

Where to go
West Coast
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

Ponta do Sol
Ponta do Sol Pier
The Ponta do Sol Pier was inaugurated in 1849. This historic space stands out for its architectural value, with a wide perfect round arch, in basalt stone.

Nature Reserve
Porto Santo Biosphere Nature Reserve
Part of UNESCO's World Network, the Porto Santo Biosphere Nature Reserve is rich in unique natural landscapes and invaluable biogeodiversity.

Vila Baleira
Fonte de Areia Viewpoint
The Fonte de Areia Viewpoint offers an incomparable landscape and environment, marked by sandy rocks, which show the island's geological antiquity.

São Jorge
Primitive Centre of the parish of São Jorge
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.

Surf
Achadas da Cruz
Surfing in Achadas da Cruz - Landscapes marked by imposing cliffs and the blue of the ocean: an idyllic setting for practising sports and enjoying Nature.

Where to go
Madeira
Madeira enjoys a privileged geographical position, an inviting subtropical climate and unforgettable insular landscapes. Discover us!

Protected Areas
Nature Reserves
Get to know Madeira's Nature Reserves and let yourself be dazzled by this living Nature, widely preserved, but totally accessible.

Travel Info
Awards and Distinctions
Worl Travel Awards Madeira - Thanks to its natural wealth and tourism heritage, this archipelago has received countless awards and distinctions.

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

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

Nature Activities
Hiking
Madeira Hiking? Mountains, ocean, green forests, waterfalls and viewpoints: the archipelago's natural wealth makes hiking in Madeira unforgettable.