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Madeira is a beautiful island situated off the coast of Portugal, and is a popular tourist destination for its lush green landscapes, beautiful beaches, and year-round pleasant climate. However, if you’re planning a trip to Madeira, you may be wondering what the best time of year to visit is. In this article, we’ll explore the various seasons and weather patterns in Madeira to help you decide when to plan your...

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The simple cuisine of the Madeira Archipelago portrays the soul of a simple, yet generous people.  Here, the cuisine excels in the traditional and the modern, in a creative subtlety between the various high quality regional products, which enables a diversified menu of gastronomic specialities to be prepared, from regional dishes through to international and gourmet cuisine. Right in the Atlantic, the fish such as black scabbard fish fillets and tuna steak, is tasty, and is prepared in the traditional...

More than a national symbol, the famous Portuguese custard tart “Pastel de Nata” is a little piece of heaven… The history of the Pastel de Nata starts with the first “pastéis de Belém” Like many other traditional pastries in Portugal, the history of the Pastel de Nata goes back centuries, its origin directly related to the “Pastéis de Belém” which are still made until now. The first “Pastéis de Belém”...

Average temperatures The two islands of Madeira and Porto Santo, which belong to Portugal, have a very mild climate, to the point that they can be considered as the islands of eternal spring. The north-east trade winds, which prevail throughout the year, bring a bit of cloudiness, humidity, and rainfall on the north-facing slopes. On the other hand, in the cold half of the year, the islands can be affected...

After the Madeira wine, “poncha” is the most popular drink on the Island. This regional drink is made with rum obtained by fermentation and distillation of sugarcane juice produced in the Autonomous Region of Madeira. During a visit to Madeira, you can try this drink. You can surely find it in bars and restaurants scattered all over the Island. However, there are emblematic places, such as Serra D’Água, Câmara de...