Pico Ruivo, at 1,862 meters, is the highest mountain in Madeira and a prominent landmark of the island. It is located along the central mountain ridge, […]

The northeasterly trade winds play a decisive role in shaping Madeira’s climate and vegetation. These steady air currents are created by global wind and temperature patterns […]

Humpback whales are among the most fascinating marine mammals in the world, not only because of their size but also because of their complex hunting techniques. […]

The first known landing on Madeira took place in 1419 on the south coast of the island, most likely in what is now the Bay of […]

The Fajãs on Madeira are fascinating geological formations, found mainly along the island’s steep coasts. The term “Fajã” originally comes from Portuguese and refers to flat […]

The first significant harbor on Madeira was established on the south coast of the island, in what is now Funchal. Shortly after the discovery of Madeira […]

The tropical gardens of Madeira are an important part of the island’s cultural and botanical diversity. Thanks to the mild, year-round balanced climate, plants from different […]

The Flower Festival in Madeira is one of the island’s most famous and colorful celebrations. It takes place every year in spring, usually in April or […]

The terraced fields of Madeira have shaped the island’s landscape for centuries. They were created out of the necessity to make the steep mountain slopes suitable […]