I present you the 7 Commandments for Tourists in Madeira who want to be respectful to locals and to the island itself.

‘Tis the season. In December, the Christmas spirit is in full swing, and the party stravaganza culminates on New Year’s Eve. Here’s what you can’t miss in Madeira if you’re visiting in December.

If you’re visiting Madeira, I’m sure how to get around is one of your main concerns. So does Uber work in Madeira? And is Uber expensive in Madeira?

If you’re worried about fish stings or Man o’War in Madeira, here’s some advice about what to do when you’re stung and when stings are more common.

Nestled just west of Funchal on Madeira’s south coast, Câmara de Lobos is a traditional fishing village. The small natural bay filled with tiny, colourful boats, known as “xavelhas”, is one of Madeira’s postcards.

Whether it’s Summer or Winter: it’s well-worth planning at least a day trip to Porto Moniz on your itinerary. But what should you expect? Are pools all there is in Porto Moniz? Should you stay in Porto Moniz on your Madeira trip?

Are the Madeira levadas dangerous? And how can you stay safe while hiking in the Madeira? Learn which are the easiest and hardest trails on the island, as well as some precautions you should take to avoid missteps.

If you’re looking for a walkable Madeira base, I’ve compiled a list of the best areas to stay in Funchal, as well as a few recommendations about where to stay.

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.