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Madeira Destination Guide
Your Guide to the Best Places to Eat, Sleep and Play in Madeira.

Welcome to the Madeira Destination Guide and discover why Madeira is a delightful holiday destination. Here you will find a broad selection of Madeira hotels to choose from; the best restaurants in Madeira and most importantly, an informed guide of Madeira's unique attractions. Check out the weather in Madeira, car rental, levada walks, Madeira's golf courses, festivals and much more.

Portugal's beautiful Atlantic island, Madeira is an alluring, semi-tropical 'Garden of Eden', located 350 miles west of Morocco. Madeira includes the main island of Madeira, Porto Santo Island and the uninhabited Desertas islands. Drawing visitors with its colourful and rare flora, dramatic mountainous landscapes and steep coastlines, Madeira wine, stunning craftwork and exciting festivals, Madeira provides a truly unique vacation experience.

Attraction Guide for Madeira

The joy of a holiday in Madeira is the chance to enjoy vast diversity of activities, in a mild climate throughout the year. Sample the island's superb fish restaurants, sip the world-famous Madeira wine, and admire the incomparable vistas that make Madeira special. Head over to Porto Santo for the best beach life, or recharge your batteries on a spa retreat. Tour the wineries for an insight into the various blends of Madeira's fortified wines. Tee off on one of three championship-grade golf courses, ride the cable cars or soar amidst the mist-lined mountains on a helicopter or balloon adventure.

The essence of a rewarding vacation in Madeira is experiencing nature at its most awe-inspiring - a paradise for the eco-tourist. With striking, verdant mountains and nearly 100 miles of dramatic coastline that bask in a warm, year-round climate, Madeira offers delightful and often challenging walking, where you can pass through rare laurel forests, summit its mountains, pause at waterfalls and observe the native bird life before emerging above the azure seas of the Atlantic Ocean for those special panoramic views.

From startling attractions like the extraordinary volcanic tubes of the São Vicente caves and the second highest sea cliff in the world at Cabo Girao, to Madeira's bountiful nature reserves, lush parks and gardens, you'll never be far from some botanical or geological wonder in Madeira. Add to that, the appealing floral scent from the abundance of fragrant, colourful flowers such as orchids, flowering jacaranda and tropical hibiscus, and Madeira really alerts the senses.

Though a far cry from the hustle found in mainland coastal resorts, visitors to Madeira can still enjoy a host of active pursuits, both at sea and inland. Join a dolphin or whale-watching cruise, go deep-sea fishing, surfing or scuba diving; make a slow mountain ascent whilst rock climbing, or a speedier descent from Monte by wicker toboggan. Bucolic Porto Santo, which literally means 'blessed port' in Portuguese, serves up everything from hang gliding to jeep safaris, horse riding to mountain and motorbiking… just some of the outdoor adventures on offer in Madeira.

 

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