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Madeira Islands have a perfect climate.
It is never too hot averaging a maximum of 24 °C during the summer months (July through to October) and a minimum of 17 °C.
During the winter average temperatures drop by approximately 4 °C.
The Madeira Islands with their eternal spring are the perfect golf destination all year round.
Two different islands, three magnificent golf courses and a wide range of accommodation, leisure and wellness for all golfers.
Come dolphin and whale watching in Madeira Islands and experience nature at its most magical.
Trekking Madeira Islands will take nature lovers along tranquil Levadas or up challenging peaks with great viewpoints.
Enjoy the breathtaking views of Madeira Islands coasts and amazing sea life.
Another reason to visit Madeira Islands is the endemic bird species and the opportunity for watching seabirds from the mainland or boat crossings between the nearby islands.
The Christmas lights in Funchal and surrounding areas are switched on on the 8th December.
The stunning decorations and lights remain lit until the 6th of January.
The fantastic New Year’s Eve fireworks and activities make Madeira Island one of the most attractive ‘reveillons’ destinations.
There are two main Carnival parades in Madeira, the allegoric parade and the ‘Trapalhão’, that floods the streets of the city centre with thrilling joy on Terça-feira Gorda, ending the Carnival period.
Celebrating spring, the city of Funchal in madeira Island is the stage for this charming and beautiful spectacle.
Integrated in the Atlantic Festival, every Saturday of the month of June, the Madeira Fireworks.
The Fireworks Festival is made up of four pyromusical shows, filling the bay of Funchal with light and colour.
Madeira Wine Festival is held in September during the main period of grape harvesting.
In the centre of Funchal, the Madeira Wine Festival includes light, sound and folk shows, all related to wine-making traditions.
