Madeira Island belongs to Portugal, situated in the northern Atlantic Ocean, approximately 650 km from the Cape of Good Hope and 860 km from the European mainland.
Experience the enchanting beauty of Madeira Island – the heavenly garden of the Atlantic Ocean

This place is renowned as the “heavenly garden of the Atlantic Ocean”, a popular resort destination famous for Madeira wine, flowers, and weavers. Travelers can reach here by plane. Apart from Madeira Island, this archipelago also comprises two other islands: Porto Santo and Desertas.

The average temperature on the island ranges from 16 to 22 degrees Celsius, making the weather always pleasant and comfortable. Madeira Island boasts many natural advantages such as swimming pools on basalt rocks, stunning cliffs facing the sea with majestic scenery.

The largest city on Madeira Island is Funchal, home to numerous ancient churches and colorful markets.


When visiting Madeira Island, tourists shouldn't miss the chance to admire the panoramic views from the highest points on the island. This is also where the world's largest New Year's fireworks display takes place and is recognized by Guinness.
By Nhu Y (compiled)
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Reference: Mytour Travel Handbook
MytourSeptember 23, 2016