Is your favourite sports golf? Madeira and Porto Santo are the World’s best-emerging golf destination in 2019 and one of the safest places to travel and play golf at the moment. I’ll show you why golfing in Madeira is going to be your first choice. If you are looking for Madeira golf holidays, the Archipelago offers two destinations – Madeira Island and our sister island, Porto Santo – and three…
Madeira embroidery I hope this post inspires you and encourages you to seek out Madeira hand-embroidery in Madeira. The Portuguese arrived in Madeira in the 15th-century and brought in embroidery art. Six hundred years later, Madeira Embroidery is still handmade and part of the Island’s culture and history. I invite you to immerse yourself in this art by watching our video, but first, let me give you a small presentation…
Cristiano Ronaldo Airport Madeira Portugal At present Madeira has no ferry connections from the continent, but It’s easy to get to the Madeira islands. There are direct flights from the main Capitals in Europe to Madeira international airport. Basically, Madeira Group has two islands to choose from: Madeira and Porto Santo. It’s easy to get between them, too. You can combine both on a trip if you want to visit…
Where is Madeira Island? I often get asked not only where is Madeira but also what is Madeira. So, today, I bring you the answer to help you find it, based on reliable resources. I hope it helps you find the best flight to visit us someday. Indeed, the Madeira Islands are closer to the African Continent than to the European Continent itself: 700 km (434 miles) west of Morocco,…
Welcome back to Madeira From 1 July 2020, Madeira will welcome tourists to the island again, and the compulsory quarantine will be lifted. We are proud of the results, which were achieved after the quick intervention of our government: anyone who did arrive had to spend 14 days in quarantine, resulting in only 90 Covid-19 infections and no deaths. This makes Madeira one of the safest places to travel. To…
Welcome back to Madeira From 1 July 2020, Madeira will welcome tourists to the island again, and the compulsory quarantine will be lifted. We are proud of the results, which were achieved after the quick intervention of our government: anyone who did arrive had to spend 14 days in quarantine, resulting in only 90 Covid-19 infections and no deaths. This makes Madeira one of the safest places to travel. To…
