If Madeira had a beating heart, it might just be the Mercado dos Lavradores. Right in the middle of Funchal’s old town, this vibrant farmers’ market is a whirlwind of colour, chatter, and heavenly smells. One moment you’re inhaling the perfume of bird-of-paradise flowers, the...
If Madeira had a beating heart, it might just be the Mercado dos Lavradores. Right in the middle of Funchal’s old town, this vibrant farmers’ market is a whirlwind of colour, chatter, and heavenly smells. One moment you’re inhaling the perfume of bird-of-paradise flowers, the...
Looking for things to do in Calheta, Madeira?
If you're lucky enough to find yourself on this stunning island, make sure to carve out some time for the charming town of Calheta. Nestled along the southwest coast, this picturesque locale is a gem waiting to...
Funchal, the vibrant capital of Madeira, is a treasure trove of history, culture, and charm. Among its picturesque cobblestone streets, there is one street which stands out with a unique feel – Santa Maria Street. This street is full of street art and the famous...
Looking for the best things to do in Funchal? You’ve come to the right place. Funchal is one of those places that charms you slowly... then suddenly. One minute you're sipping Poncha in a sunlit plaza, the next you’re gliding down cobbled streets in a...
Thinking about what to eat in Madeira? You’re in for a treat. This lush Portuguese island is a food lover’s dream. It's bursting with bold flavours, tropical fruits, and fresh-from-the-ocean seafood.
An unbiased review: the Savoy Saccharum Resort & Spa Madeira. Everything you need to know about the food, spa, pools, service and location.
Wondering where to stay in Madeira? Whether you’re after luxe oceanfront resorts, clifftop hideaways, or stylish boutique stays in the heart of Funchal, this lush Portuguese island has you covered.
Planning your trip and wondering what to bring home? This guide to the best Madeira souvenirs includes everything from traditional crafts to delicious treats, curated by someone who’s explored the island from coast to coast.