The Fish Square at the Farmers’ Market displays an aspect of Madeira’s identity and its connection to the Atlantic.

Ponta do Pargo and Fajã da Ovelha are two of Calheta’s most well kept secrets.

Surrounded by mountains and valleys, Rabaçal is the kind of place where a truly privileged connection with nature can be found.

Heir to a forest millions of years old, the Laurel forest is one of Madeira’s brand images.