The Vereda da Ponta de São Lourenço is a breathtaking coastal hike on Madeira's easternmost point. This trail winds through dramatic cliffs, rugged volcanic landscapes, and offers sweeping views of the Atlantic. Known for its vibrant contrast of red, orange, and green rock formations against the blue sea, it’s a moderately challenging hike with rewarding panoramas at every turn

The Monte Toboggans Sledges first originated in the early 19th century when they were used as first means of "downhill" public transportation by the local residents who wanted to travel quickly from the village of Monte to the city of Funchal.

Presently, the Sledges are used to transport thousands of tourists every year, seeking a ride full of emotions, adrenaline and an unforgettable experience with splendid views over the city and beyond.

Designed by renowned architect Cabell B. Robinson in 1993, Palheiro Golf is perfectly integrated into the parkland area of Quinta do Palheiro Ferreiro, making the most of the island's typical rugged terrain.

Between valleys and several hillsides, the course is challenging for both first-time golfers and more experienced players.

The landscape also features the outline of Madeira's mountains and the elegance of the Funchal bay.

Finally, the entire course is surrounded by botanical and maritime pine forests.

Madeira is known for its sports fishing qualities, from the many World Record breaking giant Blue Marlin, its calm waters and that most of the fish caught were within 3 miles of the coast, make it a perfect fishing location.

Sport fish range from Blue Marlin, White Marlin, Swordfish, Spearfish, Blue Fin and Big Eye Tuna, Albacore, Skipjacks, Wahoo, Shark down to Red Snappers, Amberjacks, Bluefish, Barracudas and even giant squid fished on night trips

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Five minutes from the centre of Funchal, Casino Madeira is the ideal place to gamble, enjoy a drink, dance or catch a show.

For those who like the adrenaline, Casino da Madeira has a gaming room that offers a series of options ranging from American Roulette, Poker, Punto y Banca, Black Jack, to Electronic roulette, Keno, Poker, Rolls among others and the possibility to try out about 200 slot machines.

The third-highest point on the island of Madeira, is located at an altitude of 1,818 metres. From this elevated spot, the ample view allows observers to extend their gaze over the unique grandeurs of Madeira's Mountainous Massif, with the Atlantic Ocean in the background.

Located in the Northeast of the island, 1 hour from Funchal and only a few minutes from the natural pools of Porto Moniz, do not miss taking the cable car from Achadas Da Cruz, the steepest cable car in Europe. It descends nearly 500 meters in less than 5 minutes. Allow 6 euros (round trip) for the cable-car.

Canyoning in Madeira is an ideal activity for nature lovers who can't do without a good dose of adventure. Because of the island's rugged outline and the green density of its forest, the watercourses that cross the island's mountains meet the perfect conditions for this sport.

The challenge consists of crossing mountain streams, abundant along canyoning trails in Madeira, overcoming the various obstacles encountered during the descent.

Quinta do Barbusano is a scenic winery in Madeira known for its terraced vineyards and sweeping mountain views. Located in São Vicente, it offers tastings of unique island wines and a chance to explore the rich flavors of Madeira's wine culture in a relaxed, picturesque setting

At 580 metres high, Cabo Girão is the highest promontory in Europe, but this is not the only reason it has become increasingly famous all over the world. With its famous suspended glass platform (known as a skywalk) its viewpoint is currently one of the most visited (and certainly the most photographed) tourist attractions in the municipality of Câmara de Lobos and the Madeira archipelago.

Monte Palace is a stunning tropical garden and museum in Funchal, Madeira, Portugal. Set high in the hills, it features lush gardens with exotic plants, koi ponds, intricate tilework, and sculptures. Visitors can explore its diverse flora, Asian-inspired landscapes, and art collections while enjoying panoramic views of Funchal and the Atlantic Ocean.

The beautiful Fanal forest is perhaps the most well known of the remaining laurisilva forests that once covered 90% of Southern Europe and NW Africa several million years ago.

The Fanal forest is found on the island of Madeira and these pockets of ancient laurisilva forests are now only found within Madeira, the Azores and the Canary islands where just 10% remain.

The Porto Moniz Natural Swimming Pools on Madeira’s coast are volcanic saltwater pools filled by the Atlantic Ocean. With crystal-clear water and stunning lava-rock formations, they offer a unique, scenic swimming experience in a safe and beautiful setting.

Madeira is famous for its excellent regional products, largely due to the extraordinary fertility of its soils combined with the subtropical climate it enjoys. The Mercado dos Lavradores, which occupies a prominent place in the centre of Funchal, can be defined as a living museum where the freshness, vivacity and tropicality of the archipelago's flavours take centre stage.

Tread carefully, dear traveler, as you explore the tributes to Madeira’s prodigal son, Cristiano Ronaldo. Among the accolades and monuments lies a relic that some whisper could be a portal to the underworld: the infamous original bust unveiled at the airport in 2017.

Sculpted by Emanuel Santos, this screaming effigy captures not the man’s legendary prowess, but a tortured visage—its pain and pinched features a tableau of damned souls, frozen in eternal anguish.

Was this an artist’s vision gone awry or a desperate warning of the cost of fame? Though the bust was banished in favor of a more flattering replacement, its image lingers in the collective consciousness like a ghostly echo that haunts us like the thought of our own mortality.