The real Madeira awaits
Ditch the tourist traps and the matcha lattes. Discover the island with insight from locals.
The light is better, the days are longer, the flowers look brighter and the calendar is filled with local festivities. Welcome to April in Madeira!
When people think of Madeira, they either think it’s “an old people’s holiday” or a place to hike. So, if you don’t like to hike, what’s in it for you? What can you in Madeira without hiking? The answer may surprise you.
Flight cancelled in Madeira? Here's what you need to do now and how to make the most of your extra time on the island.
Madeira is actually a great destination for kids. There’s plenty to entertain them, a sense of adventure, the food is good and the island is extremely safe. He
There’s less rain than in the previous months, flowers start to pop up by the side of the roads, and the days feel longer and warmer. If you’re coming to Madeira in March, here’s a few activities I recommend.
The fingerprints of Madeirans in Hawaii are everywhere: surnames, traditions that persevered, local food, and, of course, DNA.
Between microclimates, steep roads, and distances that lie, a little planning goes a long way. Here are 10 practical tips I wish everyone knew before they land, so you spend less time figuring things out and more time enjoying the island.