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Find out moreBetween Calheta and Ribeira Brava on the sun-kissed south coast sits the picturesque seaside village of Madalena do Mar. Its glorious green mountains contrast perfectly with the bright-blue Atlantic and the handful of bars and restaurants are the ideal places to kick back and take it all in. Head here for a chilled-out break in a stunning setting!
Language
Portuguese
Currency
Euro (€)
Time difference
+0hr
Local beer
£2.10
Meal for two
£42.70
Average flight time
4hrs
Spend your days soaking up the warm Madeiran sunshine on the sheltered pebble beach or wander along the seafront promenade that’s lined with pretty palms. The whitewashed Madalena do Mar Church sits at its heart with an impressive altar that glows in gold. Ponta do Sol is your closest neighbour if you fancy exploring further afield.
Madalena do Mar was once an important spot for sugarcane production. Today, it’s home to one of the largest banana plantations on the island thanks to its fertile soil and great weather conditions. It even hosts an annual banana festival every July, which celebrates these bright-yellow beauties!
Madeira
Bica de Cana is a fairly easy hiking route, known as 'the flower hike', thanks to colourful blooms you'll see. The route is carpeted with purple foxgloves, powder-pink orchids and plenty more besides. There's a waterfall here, too - dip your feet into the cool running water and drink in views across the north of the island.
Madeira
As long as you have a head for heights you’ll love Gabo Girao. It’s the tallest sea cliff in Europe and second in the world. It rises, almost vertically, out of the sea to a height of 580 metres, offering fabulous views towards Funchal. The brave can venture onto a glass viewing platform that takes them right over the edge.
Madeira
Tucked away in a peaceful cove near the fishing village of Canical, this beach is quieter than other tourist spots and is one of the pretty pebble beaches on the island. There’s a café overlooking the beach where you can buy drinks and snacks, or rent deckchairs and parasols for a small charge.
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