Madeira Blog

Traveling to the Island of the Eternal Spring… in winter can be a great and beautiful adventure, one you shouldn’t miss given the chance. What’s up in Madeira this December?

The coming of November is the first signal that the scent of Christmas and the sound of the New Year approaching are close. Today we say, Come spend the winter holidays on the Island of Madeira! And we’re not just suggesting this train of action, we’re giving you reasons why you should!

Think about it: if you have an island where spring never ends, where the sun keeps shining and the ocean smiles along with the sun reflecting in shimmering rays of silver across its immensity, you have a recipe for paradise. Add a bit of enthusiasm and an active social life and it gives you a November full of exciting events in Madeira Island!

Have you ever considered spending the winter holidays in a warm, sunny place? If this idea sounds appealing – a change from the cold weather and the heavy snow – we suggest you spend New Year’s Eve in Madeira, the island where spring is eternal. Here’s why!

There are things going on in Madeira – which only make the locals more proud of belonging to the Island of the Eternal Spring. Recently, Madeira attended a prominent gastronomical event.

The second month of autumn may bring rusty leaves and rainy cold days to continental Europe, but the situation in Madeira is a bit different. Did you forget Madeira is the Island of the Eternal Spring? Second vital question: What’s going on in Madeira in October 2015?

Many of those who travel to Madeira Island also stop by Porto Santo, a place of beauty and history. Let’s see why this secret haven has such a strong appeal!

I bet you’re here because you plan to spend autumn on the Island of the Eternal spring! That sounds awesome. What’s up in Madeira this September? This is a logical question, so here are some events for September 2015 that will hopefully give the answer to that question.

The locals of the Island of the Eternal Spring are said to be the kindest people in the world. Their recent concern with the independence and well-being of people suffering from a disability is another proof of this general perception, as Madeira in opening the first beach for the blind just next week.

It’s just a few days away, so today we are going to talk about August, the most exciting month in Madeira. Locals and hundreds of international tourists will enjoy the warmth and the breeze of the Ocean on the Island of smiles and happiness.