Things to do in Canico

Blandy's Wine Lodge

Funchal-Monte Cable Car

Madeira Island

Madeira Island has become a dream destination for travelers worldwide, thanks to its stunning volcanic landscapes, mild, spring-like climate, and lush natural scenery. Formed by volcanic eruptions, it features rugged, mountainous terrain and steep coastlines, dotted with deep canyons and magnificent cliffs. With warm winters and cool summers, the air is filled with the scent of flowers year-round, which is why it is romantically known as the "Island of Flowers." Ancient laurel forests are hidden in the mid-to-high altitude regions. This prehistoric forest is shrouded in mist year-round, with dead wood and moss intertwined. It is not only a beloved vacation spot for Europeans but also a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether hiking through primeval rainforests along ancient irrigation channels, heading out to sea for close encounters with wild dolphins and whales, or taking a cable car to watch the sunset over the bay, this place always offers travelers a unique way to find inner peace.

Lido bathing complex

Estádio do Marítimo

Zona Velha

Jardim de Santa Luzia

Miradouro da Portela

Madeira Story Centre

CR7 Square