Sprouting from the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, the island of Madeira is renowned for its gentleness: its mild climate (even winters are nice here…) or simply the gentle way of life, which will no doubt charm you! Located 500 kilometres from the Moroccan coast and 1000 kilometres from Europe, Madeira has a separate identity. Inhabited only since the 15th Century, it is neither totally Portuguese nor Mediterranean and its people have shaped themselves a unique culture. Madeira’s origins are volcanic and, influenced by ocean currents, its subtropical climate stays constant: the seasons differ little and you can visit the island all year round! Perhaps you will choose to go according to when its astonishing vegetation bursts into life?! Madeiran flora is as varied as it is abundant. Camellias, azaleas, bougainvillea, mimosa, amaryllis, bird of paradise…in all seasons, whether you are an amateur or a specialist, Madeira’s flowers provide a constant feast of colour for the senses! On an island suiting nature lovers perfectly, there are many things to discover: relaxing at the coast, hiking in the mountains or walking around and experiencing its rich heritage. It’s up to you to choose the balance you’d like to strike during your trip to Madeira!
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Guide to travelling in Madeira
To help you prepare for your trip to Madeira, the Evaneos.com teams have created a unique free guide. Thanks to this guide, you will have all the cultural elements necessary for fully understanding the island under control: history, geography and even gastronomy or travel guides… So, you will know everything you need to before departure so that your trip goes brilliantly when on-site! In this guide to Madeira, you will of course find ideas for trips out and descriptions of all the sites you will have the chance to discover during your trip. From unmissable places to the most intimate sites, the best travel ideas are collated together… Finally, specific information will shed light on the trip’s practical side: the cost of living and budgets are covered, as well as habits and customs to be aware of…You will learn, for example, that Madeira is part of the European Union and that there aren’t any particular formalities for French nationals to complete! All the useful, practical and cultural information to know before departure can be found in the Madeira Guide!
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