Embark on an adventure and discover the breathtaking beauty of Madeira with the Nature Festival, starting tomorrow, October 7th, and running until October 12th, 2025!
This festival is a fantastic opportunity for all ages to connect with nature and experience the stunning landscapes of the archipelago. Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie or looking for a relaxing wellness experience, there’s something for everyone.
Get ready to explore the famous levadas, rappel down waterfalls, and cycle through scenic forest trails. This year’s festival also puts a special emphasis on well-being, with activities designed to rejuvenate your mind and body amidst the island’s natural splendor.
The Nature Festival is a true celebration of Madeira’s rich natural heritage, including the magnificent Laurel Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site. From the crystal-clear waters of the coast to the majestic mountain peaks, this event showcases the very best of what Madeira has to offer.
The Institute of Forests and Nature Conservation (IFCN) has officially ordered the closure of all classified hiking routes across Madeira Island due to dangerous weather conditions. Following severe weather alerts issued by the IPMA, authorities have deemed the mountains unsafe for hikers. In addition to the footpaths, the forest road connecting Eira do Serrado to Pico do Areeiro is also closed to traffic until further notice. Do not ignore these...
Looking for a new thrill on your next trip to Madeira? After a three-month technical hiatus, the iconic Teleférico do Funchal is back—and it’s bringing an adrenaline-pumping experience to the island! Starting in April 2026, visitors can take to the skies in Portugal’s very first glass-bottom cable cars. The “Glass Floor Experience” Prepare to see Funchal from a completely new perspective. Madeira Cable Car has introduced five state-of-the-art cabins equipped...
Significant new measures are being introduced at Fanal, one of the most symbolic and popular locations within Madeira’s Laurissilva forest. As reported by DIÁRIO, the Institute of Forests and Nature Conservation (IFCN) has officially defined a new daily “carrying capacity” for the area, limiting access to 3,000 visitors per day. This decision is based on a scientific study conducted in partnership with the University of Madeira (UMa) to ensure the...
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