The simplicity of the gastronomy of the Madeira archipelago illustrates the soul of a simple but generous people.

Taste the delicacies of the archipelago such as Bolo do Caco, typical Madeiran bread that is so tasty that it has become famous nationally, mainly for the possible combination; or even the famous and highly regarded drink of this region called Poncha, a delicious and traditional alcoholic cachaça made from sugar cane with honey and lemon, a must during the climb to Pico do Areeiro.

Accompany the fruity aromas that spread across the archipelago, whether in fresh fruit or gastronomic delicacies.

Madeira wine, a wine so famous and recognized worldwide that it is known as the symbol of Madeira all over the world.

Charlie Chaplin's favorite drink can be enjoyed as an aperitif or digestive, or to accompany other delicacies, namely the famous and sweet honey cake, one of the most traditional delicacies of Madeiran cuisine. It is mainly associated with the Christmas festivities, but can be found in various stores throughout the islands throughout the year.

Madeira Island is one of the largest islands in Portugal and undoubtedly one of the most beautiful. Known for its natural beauty, you will find a unique biodiversity there. Surprise yourself with all the diversity of flowers on display, especially at the Festa da Flor, the most beautiful and renowned festival in Madeira.

To complete your cultural experience on your trip to Madeira, be sure to visit the typical and traditional houses of Santana.

With distinctive colors and built in a triangular shape, it has become one of the most iconic places in Madeira and a must-visit place to add to your list.

Famous all over the world for its natural beauty, Madeira Island is also often known as “the floating garden of the Atlantic”. Stroll in one of the gardens, touch the plants, feel the atmosphere that Madeira transmits.

Get in touch with nature in the Monte Palace tropical garden, a tropical paradise made with exotic plants from every corner. Monte Palace also houses a museum with sculptures and minerals from around the world, as well as one of the most beautiful collections of tile panels.

For a simpler and more relaxed choice, check out Quinta das Palmeiras, a mini zoo and botanical garden located on the island of Porto Santo.

We've extensively mentioned Madeira's natural beauty, but did you know that it can also be very adventurous? Embark on this journey and discover the unique activities you can experience during your trip.

Hear the screams of joy and excitement as you cruise through the streets in a wicker basket car (Tobogan), a large wheeled basket guided by adventurous drivers.

It's one of the most well-known attractions on the island and a must-try. If you prefer the high seas, listen to the wind passing by you and the sounds of dolphins and whales while you visit them by boat.