Entrance ticket to the Botanical Garden (entrance not included);
Descent in wicker toboggans and/or cable car (not included).
Airport transfers;
Flights Lisbon – Funchal and return, with checked baggage allowance up to 23kg;
Crossing to the island of Porto Santo and return by cruise ship;
Tourist circuit with all the visits mentioned;
4 nights' accommodation in a hotel;
4 breakfasts and 9 meals included;
Travel insurance;
Hotel and tourism taxes.
The weather on Madeira Island in May is exceptionally pleasant, marking the peak of spring and the beginning of summer. Known for its stability and low rainfall, this month offers long, mostly sunny days, with mild temperatures averaging between 20ºC and 23ºC in coastal areas. It's the ideal time to explore the famous levadas (irrigation channels) and enjoy the landscapes in full bloom, without the intense summer heat.
Known as the "Garden of the Atlantic" and the "Island of Eternal Spring", Madeira boasts a mild climate year-round, lush vegetation, and dramatically varied landscapes, from pebble beaches and natural volcanic pools to towering peaks that pierce the sky.
The heart of the island is the vibrant capital, Funchal, which combines urban sophistication with a rich historical and cultural heritage. At the Mercado dos Labradores, you can find a vast array of exotic fruits and flowers. The traditional houses of Santana, known for their triangular shape, thatched roofs, and bright colors, are a living testament to the island's rural heritage.
However, the true magic of Madeira lies in its untamed nature. The island's green heart is the Laurissilva Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a subtropical ecosystem dating back millions of years. This natural treasure is crisscrossed by the iconic Levadas – over 2,000 km of irrigation channels that now serve as hiking trails. Imposing peaks, such as Pico do Arieiro, offer unforgettable views over a "sea of clouds," while the coast offers natural volcanic pools, such as Porto Moniz, and breathtaking viewpoints, such as Cabo Girão, one of the highest cliffs in Europe, with its glass-bottomed viewpoint.
Madeira is a mosaic of landscapes and cultures. It is a destination where nature and adventure merge, making it the true pearl of the Atlantic.
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