Article by:
Martino Matijevic
There is a large relief map of Madeira when you arrive at Funchal Airport. You will see Funchal on the map and then pinpoint other places you have read about. What the map doesn’t tell you is just how varied the island is and how much the island has to offer.
Madeira’s coastline is made up of cliffs, giving spectacular, uninterrupted views over the Atlantic.
However, this means there are no good quality beaches, and the only sandy stretch of beach is at Porto Santo, a small island about 50kms from Madeira. While Madeira may not be a beach holiday destination, the island has lots to offer.
Here is our pick of 10 things to see and do in Madeira: Read the full travel article here.
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