Madeira Island Tourist Map

Madeira is a true pearl of the Atlantic, an island that seduces with its varied landscapes, mild climate and rich cultural heritage. An ideal destination for nature lovers, hikers, water sports enthusiasts and those looking for a relaxing and exotic stay.

A mix of wild nature and culture

• Spectacular volcanic landscapes: The island of volcanic origin with its steep mountains, dizzying cliffs, green valleys and levadas (old irrigation channels) create a unique setting.
• Lush nature: The vegetation is abundant and varied, with many endemic species. Laurel forests, colorful flowers and tropical fruits perfume the air.
• A mild climate all year round: Madeira's subtropical climate allows you to enjoy generous sunshine and pleasant temperatures in all seasons.
• A lively capital: Funchal, the capital, is a charming city with its old quarter, botanical gardens, cathedral and colourful market.
• A rich cultural heritage: Madeira has a fascinating history and a rich cultural heritage, marked by Portuguese influence. You can discover local crafts, tasty gastronomy and ancestral traditions.

What to do in Madeira?

• Hiking: The levadas offer magnificent hiking trails, allowing you to discover the island from all angles.
• Swimming and water sports: The black sand or pebble beaches are ideal for relaxing and practicing water activities such as scuba diving, surfing or kayaking.
• Wildlife watching: Many species of birds, fish and endemic plants inhabit the island.
• Madeira wine tasting: Madeira wine is a renowned local product, to be tasted in traditional wine cellars.
• Cultural visits: Discover museums, churches and traditional villages.