Being the oldest tourist destination in Europe, Madeira boasts a wide range of sights to attract tourists. Funchal is a bustling colorful city, with steep cobbled streets, extending from the deep natural harbor to the elegant colonial mansions dotting the hills, including a downtown area and a tourist district. Walk along the Funchal Blue Flag black pebble beach, explore the rugged rocky coastline, enjoy strolling along the 9-km-long stretch of soft white sands of the glorious island of Porto Santo, and relish the simply luxurious nature in Madeira. Explore the evergreen Rabacal Valley, a mesmerizing World Heritage Site. Opt for a walking tour through this vast jungle, boasting endemic laurel trees. The Risco Waterfall is as breathtaking as anything. The simply relaxed atmosphere in Madeira is quite relaxing to the mind and home to a stunning landscape. Those visiting the island are usually impressed by the striking craggy peaks, the lush semi-tropical vegetation surrounding its coastline, the traditional triangular-shaped homes, and unique golf courses.

Funchal, the picturesque capital of Madeira and its largest city, is home to tourist resorts, stunning panoramas, and vibrant colors. You can take Madeira guided tours to explore the majestic Nun's Valley, Eiro do Serrado, Ribeira Brava, Camara de Lobos, Paul da Serra, Porto Moniz, Ponta do Sol, Sao Vicente, Camacha, Pico do Areeiro, Encumeada, Ribeiro Frio, Santana, and Machico. Take a boat trip to the Ilhas Desertas or Deserted Islands by a boat trip, which is home to the unique black wolf spider. The beautiful island has now been turned into a natural reserve.  The marvelous hidden valleys and splendid peaks add to the glory of this beautiful island of Madeira. For hikers, a trip to Pico do Areeiro offers great excitement and entertainment opportunities. They can scale the highest point on the island to their great excitement. Most of the tourists to the island find too much to do on the picturesque island! If you are thinking of a holiday tour on the New Year Eve, visit Funchal, which is renowned for the quality of its celebration. Indulge in various entertainment activities during your stay in Madeira, viz. golf, tennis, horse riding, cycling, sailing, snorkeling, diving, trekking, canoeing, bird watching, balloon and helicopter rides, dolphin and whale watching excursions. The large numbers of colonial mansions in Madeira are a great attention for historians, who look to explore the culture and history of the scenic island. Don’t forget to taste the famous Madeira wine and shop souvenirs, such as painted tiles, embroidered goods, and exotic flowers.        

The warm, turquoise waters enveloping Madeira are ideal for sighting the great variety of fish species, including dolphins and rays. If you do not know diving, you need not worry, as there are several diving schools that provide diving courses. Because of its mid ocean location, Madeira is a regular halting spot for migrating whales and dolphins. It becomes a perfect location to spot and view these beautiful mammoth creatures. For those wanting to take a closer look can rake boat safaris. Take a balloon trip for a spectacular view of the island. For a panoramic view of the whole island, ride on the huge balloon that can accommodate visitors 150 meters above Funchal, giving a breathtaking view of the adjoining area and a fun trip. Visit the museum at the base station to acquaint yourself with the interesting history of Madeira. Enjoy riding a cable car to gain access to the rugged terrain. The cable car excursion offers incredible views of the landscape, which are remote and hard to reach otherwise. Get a view of the migrating Spearfish, Marlin, and Tuna species that pass near waters surrounding Madeira, making it an ideal site for novices as well as experts. These world-class fishing grounds, surrounding the coast of Madeira, offer well-equipped boats having experienced crew aboard to ensure an unforgettable trip. Don’t miss sailing on the 15th century galleon, that is, the Santa Maria, which is a beautiful replica of Christopher Columbus ship. Sailing around the beautiful south coast of Madeira every day and experience being aboard the ship that offers panoramic and unique views of the wonderful Madeira. Hike at Madeira’s eastern part, Ponta de São Lourenço, which is a nature reserve, offering beautiful panoramic views of the Atlantic and the stunning craggy volcanic rock formations. Explore the unknown species of plants on foot. Swim in the waters of the island’s only natural black sandy beach called Prainha, which is quite popular with the locals and tourists alike.