Book online your flight to Madeira Island , homeland of Cristiano Ronaldo.When you arrive ,rent a car to drive to beautiful paradise resorts and hotel for a relaxed holiday or activities including golf and other sports. Visit the mountains next to the famous rivers – levada walks – through ecologically preserved culture. Choose to climbing to Madeira Mountains or a radical travel adventure to enjoy your vacation in Madeira’s Island natural atractions including the Pico Ruivo, the highest point of Portugal. Choose you hotel online, you also can find in our site,all about excursions for fishing in the sea or river, dolphin watching, swimming,diving, or for trips with a ferry from Funchal bay to Porto Santo and other excursion programmes. You should visit the Museum of History and zoological grounds with tropical gardens in Madeira´s capital,Funchal and to arranged traditional programmes showing life on the Portuguese islands.

Porto Moniz Beach:

Lacking any kind of beach, Porto Moniz does have two large natural and popular
sea-water pools created by the reefs in the lava rocks. In this part of the island the
landscapes are steep, wild and rugged: nature in the raw. Buses reach this far, but
an overnight stay is a better idea.
Machico Beach:
Bright and bustling Machico is where man first landed on Madeira. The beach is
rocky, but not painfully so. Popular with locals, and backed by an ancient town with
excellent restaurants and bars. A stay of a couple of nights is a good idea, and allows
you to explore the Ponta de São Lourenço,a long, sinuous finger of volcanic cliffs that
so characterise the Madeiran coastline.There was a period when Madeira was,
unfairly, looked on as a resort for middle-aged and elderly travellers. But
today the island is a hugely successful and enjoyable family and young person’s
destination, too. Moreover, Madeira is generally regarded as a very safe place for
unescorted women, where they will be treated with good old-fashioned courtesy.
The extravagantly beautiful interior is networked by mini-canals, levadas, built to
carry water from the northern part of the island to the southern, more sunny
hillsides that today produce wine, bananas,apples, cherries and a wide range of
tropical fruits. Sunshine is a daily thing,and temperatures rarely beyond the
comfort zone.

There are few conventional ‘beaches’ on
Madeira, and those that do dot the island are black sand. The exception is on
neighbouring Porto Santo, where a natural golden beach extends for miles, and
attracts day and weekend visitors from the main island. A daily ferry makes the trip in
under 3 hours.

Calheta Beach:
The only golden sand beach is at Calheta,a man-made thing, using sand imported
from Morocco, but very popular, and away from the bustle of Funchal. Take a taxi, or
go by bus.