Madeira
Madeira, a Portuguese archipelago located in the Atlantic Ocean, is a unique destination attracting visitors from all over the world. The main island has around 260,000 inhabitants and offers breathtaking natural scenery with lush mountains, steep cliffs, and verdant gardens.
Famous for its diverse landscapes, Madeira is often called "the island of flowers." Cities like Funchal, the capital, are known for their picturesque streets, lively markets, and welcoming atmosphere. Madeira is also renowned for its wine, Madeira wine, which is an integral part of its cultural heritage.
Spring and autumn offer ideal and particularly mild weather, with temperatures reaching up to 25°C. In winter, temperatures range between 10 and 18°C. July and August are generally the hottest months, with average temperatures between 25 and 30°C.
Famous for its diverse landscapes, Madeira is often called "the island of flowers." Cities like Funchal, the capital, are known for their picturesque streets, lively markets, and welcoming atmosphere. Madeira is also renowned for its wine, Madeira wine, which is an integral part of its cultural heritage.
Spring and autumn offer ideal and particularly mild weather, with temperatures reaching up to 25°C. In winter, temperatures range between 10 and 18°C. July and August are generally the hottest months, with average temperatures between 25 and 30°C.
Some examples of activities we usually propose in the city and its region:
Cultural activities: Visit to Funchal’s Sé Cathedral, Madeira Botanical Garden, Quinta das Cruzes, CR7 Museum, São Lourenço Fortress.
Sporting activities: Various activities in the city such as Segways, electric bikes, tuk-tuks, spinach, boats, and walking tours; regatta, speedboat, catamaran…
Fun and participative activities: Historical treasure hunt, Portuguese culinary challenge, traditional dance classes, cruise on the Tagus River, Azulejo tile workshop, Portuguese wine tasting, surfing lessons, giant mikado game, escape rooms, giant monopoly…
Social activities: Bicycle building for children in institutions or beach cleanups…
