Madeira, Portugal

Located in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, Madeira is more than 400 km north of the Canary Islands and 563 km from Morocco. The archipelago includes two islands, Porto Santo and Desertas. With fresh and pleasant air, the average temperature ranges from 16 degrees in winter to 22 degrees in summer, the weather on the island is always in the state of a spring day, very suitable for a holiday. Madeira has many natural advantages such as swimming pools on lava rocks, beautiful cliffs facing the sea with majestic views. In addition to swimming pools, Madeira also attracts tourists with beaches, including Calheta. The neighboring island - Porto Santo is also home to some of the most famous beaches in the world. The seawater is clear and always in a warm state, very convenient for swimming and relaxing. Thanks to its advantage on the sea, water-related sports, including windsurfing, are popular here. Visitors can also easily rent paragliders and explore the island from the air. Because of surrounded by the ocean, one of the optimal means of visiting the island is a yacht. Exploring life on the ocean floor is also a must-try experience here.

Coming to Madeira should not miss the opportunity to enjoy the panoramic view of the area from the highest points on the island. It is also where the world's largest fireworks display takes place on New Year's Eve and is recognized by Guinness. Visitors to Madeira also have the opportunity to participate in Europe's largest street festival, which takes place on the Friday right before the week of fasting, about 46 days from Easter.