Experience an unforgettable evening of Madeiran culture, hospitality, and cuisine. Savour the island's traditional flavours while enjoying a lively folklore performance featuring colourful costumes, traditional music, and regional dances. It's the perfect way to immerse yourself in Madeira's rich heritage and enjoy a memorable night with family and friends.

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Cruise along Madeira’s rugged eastern coastline to Ponta de São Lourenço, where you can enjoy scenic views and snorkelling in crystal-clear waters.

Baia Madeira Hotel 4* is a comfortable hotel situated on Machico Bay in Madeira. The hotel is right by the sea and just a short walk from the beach, allowing you to enjoy a relaxing stay with panoramic views of the ocean. Its location makes it an excellent base from which to explore the island.

Bright and airy room with a private balcony and sweeping sea views, offering a peaceful retreat where you can relax and enjoy the Atlantic breeze in total comfort.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Choose to upgrade to half board at the next step of the booking process. Breakfast and your evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (drinks excluded, conditions apply.) 

The hotel features a large saltwater swimming pool with sea views. You can easily walk along the promenade to the sandy beach at Machico. There are various activities available in the surrounding area, including coastal walks, exploring Madeira’s natural beauty and cultural excursions around the island. The hotel caters to both couples and families seeking peace and quiet and a beautiful seaside location.

Experience an unforgettable evening of Madeiran culture, hospitality, and cuisine. Savour the island's traditional flavours while enjoying a lively folklore performance featuring colourful costumes, traditional music, and regional dances. It's the perfect way to immerse yourself in Madeira's rich heritage and enjoy a memorable night with family and friends.

Explore the crystal-clear waters of Ponta de São Lourenço on a boat trip with snorkelling in the heart of one of Madeira’s most beautiful nature reserves.

Embark on an unforgettable day in Porto Santo, starting with a boat trip aboard the "Lobo Marinho" in the morning.

On arrival on the island, enjoy a complete tour of Porto Santo, where you can discover its secrets and history. The afternoon is then free to spend how you like

Discover the wonders of Madeira's west coast on this captivating excursion. Start with a visit to the charming fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, followed by a stop at Ribeira Brava. Passing through the picturesque municipalities of Ponta do Sol and Calheta, you will reach the majestic Paul da Serra plateau, which boasts views of the valleys covered by the Laurissilva forest.

Discover the unique landscape of the age-old Fanal Forest, part of the Laurissilva Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll through open areas and Madeira's native forest, where the constant fog creates a fairytale atmosphere. After, head down to Seixal Beach, which is famous for some of the best natural black sand in the world, and enjoy a refreshing swim.

Set off to discover the dolphins and whales off the coast of Madeira and enjoy an unforgettable experience swimming with the dolphins in a safe environment, supervised by expert guides.

Set off to see dolphins and whales in their natural habitat on a 2½-hour excursion off the coast of Madeira, accompanied by marine biologists – with a guarantee that you’ll spot cetaceans, or your trip is free.

Explore Madeira’s stunning south coast on a catamaran cruise that combines relaxation, swimming and the chance to discover spectacular scenery in the heart of the Atlantic.

Set sail on a sunset catamaran cruise and admire the magnificent colours of the Madeira coastline in a relaxing atmosphere, with drinks included on board.

Explore the crystal-clear waters of Ponta de São Lourenço on a boat trip with snorkelling in the heart of one of Madeira’s most beautiful nature reserves.

Discover the coast of Madeira aboard a traditional boat departing from Funchal, enjoying a boat trip, spectacular scenery and an unforgettable sunset at sea.

A hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus connecting Funchal and Câmara de Lobos, allowing you to explore Madeira’s main attractions at your own pace, with an audio guide, wine tasting and admission fees included.

Welcome to Madeira:

A lush emerald jewel adrift in the Atlantic, Madeira is Portugal’s wild and wonderful island escape. Here, rugged cliffs plunge into sapphire seas, misty laurel forests whisper of ancient times, and terraced vineyards cling to volcanic slopes. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls, winding through botanical gardens, or soaking in natural lava pools, Madeira feels like a world apart—untamed, dramatic, and endlessly enchanting.

Must-sees:

• Levada walks: Hike along centuries-old irrigation channels through emerald forests, past waterfalls, and up to breathtaking viewpoints.
• Monte Toboggan Ride: Take a cable car to Monte, then zoom back down in a traditional wicker toboggan, expertly steered by straw-hatted carreiros.
• Mercado dos Lavradores: Wander through Funchal’s bustling market, where tropical fruits, fragrant spices, and vibrant flowers burst with colour.
• Cabo Girão: Brave the glass-floored skywalk on one of Europe’s highest sea cliffs for dizzying ocean views.
• Lava Pools of Porto Moniz: Take a dip in naturally formed volcanic rock pools filled with crystal-clear Atlantic waters.

Culinary culture:

Madeira’s cuisine is a feast of bold flavours and fresh, local ingredients. Skewer-grilled espetada, sizzling over fragrant laurel wood, pairs perfectly with a glass of punchy Poncha, the island’s signature sugarcane spirit. Sweet tooth? Try bolo de mel, a sticky, spiced honey cake that’s been baked here for centuries. And of course, no visit is complete without sipping on the world-famous Madeira wine—a fortified delight with a history as rich as its flavour.

Dive deeper:

Beyond the tourist trail, Madeira reveals its soulful traditions. Be sure to check out a fado performance, where mournful melodies echo through candlelit taverns, or witness the Festival of Flowers, when the streets explode in a kaleidoscope of petals. Meanwhile, in tiny fishing villages, men still weave basketwork by hand, a craft passed down through generations.

Good to know:

Madeira is about 1h30 by flight from Lisbon, served by Cristiano Ronaldo International Airport in Funchal. The best time to visit is year-round, thanks to its subtropical climate, though April to October is ideal for levada walks and outdoor adventures. The local currency is the euro (EUR), and driving is recommended if you want to explore the island’s dramatic landscapes at your own pace.