November is a great time to visit Madeira. Avoid the crowds and the queues, find better deals for accommodation, and experience the best Madeira has to offer in November.

Madeira tourist traps and scams won’t compromise your holiday, but they will certainly sour your experience. With that in mind, here are Madeira’s biggest tourist traps and scams.

Madeira isn’t just about scenic drives and coastal walks. For thrill-seekers, the island delivers pure adrenaline. In fact, even if you’re looking for something epic but less sporty, you may be surprised. Here are 8 unexpected things to do in Madeira.

While Madeira doesn’t have endless strands of golden sand, it doesn’t mean you can’t tip your toes in the ocean. Whether with dark sand, artificial sand or the ever-present pebble, there are several beaches around the island with warm, turquoise, inviting water.

Is Madeira airport dangerous? How often do flights get cancelled? Here’s all you need to know about Madeira’s airport without any clickbait.

You loved Madeira and want to take a piece of it home with you. But what’s the perfect Madeira souvenir? Here are a few ideas of what I’d take with me.

Looking for day trips from Funchal? Discover other parts of Madeira using local buses.

It’s an island in the middle of the Atlantic. And to make things worse, the most traditional dish consists of skewered chunks of beef on laurel branches. Panic starts to settle. For a second there, you get buyer’s remorse. What can vegans and vegetarians eat in Madeira?

The island often had to rely on imports to meet the wheat demand, which meant Madeirans got creative with their breads. And it doesn’t stop with bolo do caco deliciousness.