Explore Madeira

Really liked this place, was quiet for my son to be able to enjoy the pool. Great music, good bar, friendly staff. You need to pay for a sun bed if you want one and pay for entry to the swimming pool...

Great public Padel courts. Good for watching, playing and taking coaching lessons. Lovely little bar - cold beer, soft drinks, coffee and snacks. Such helpful staff too. Really lovely bloke who rubs ...

Amazing big swimming pool fir adults and kids. It also has an area to go to swim in the ocean when the weather allows it. Recently renovated very nice.

Complexo Balnear da Barreirinha is a fantastic spot for anyone seeking excellent sea access and a relaxing day by the water. The sun lounge areas are well-arranged and comfortable, offering great valu...

Absolutely loved this place! Hang back and watch the locals get in. There can be quite a swell. The ladder to me is the easiest way to get in and out. The steps can be quite slippy and you need to go ...

Doca do Cavacas was one of the highlights of our time in Madeira! These natural volcanic pools are the perfect place to relax, swim, and take in the stunning coastal scenery. The mix of crystal-clear ...

Not only during morning hours, but also in the evening - this place blends mystery and fairy tale like emotions. Amazing and totally illustrious. Perfect spot for photographers and walkers.

Won’t claim to have a printing passion but for €3 each was a good escape from the rain with friendly staff, clean facilities and interesting display of old to new paper printing machines and explanati...

€2.50 admission. Download the app when inside, and as you move around the museum, click the appropriate menu. App in French, German, Portuguese and English. Charts the islands history from a military...

We loved spending the day wandering around the gardens, seeing the art and mineral exhibits, and seeing all the animals (flamingos, peacocks, and cats). We easily spent several hours here. They even o...

Unpretentious museum about the area's history of electricity, with vintage tools in basic exhibits.

The museum is really quite. I love the paintings more, so, go Henrique team I guess :D. Entrence is free.

Such a fun and unique experience! The immersive rooms were beautifully designed and really pulled you in from the moment you walked through the door. Every space felt different, interactive, and visua...

Ok. I’ve been living in Switzerland for 12 years so I didn’t expect this to be a big deal but it is incredibly impressive to step onto this viewing platform and look down and really see that we’re abo...

Large, garden-like park with diverse trees, flower beds & walkways, plus a lake with ducks & swans.

*Update*: Received the finish glazed ceramics, very satisfied with the experience. I have also tried a few different coffee and cocoa drinks and two egg-based dishes. Love the way the drinks are serve...

A playground in the heart of Ribeira Brava, a charming town on Madeira's south coast. Modern play equipment near the seafront promenade. Perfect for a break while exploring the town's market, church, and beach.

A garden in the seaside area of Caniço de Baixo with walking paths, play areas, and views of the Desertas Islands. A quiet spot for families staying in the Caniço area with lush tropical vegetation.