Euromar Madeira

With over 500 years of history, Funchal is Madeira’s capital. A cosmopolitan city framed by a crystal-clear sea and majestic mountains.It’s a city with urban characteristics and easy access to the rest of the Island.

What once was in a land of pastures ended up becoming a small population center that over the years has grown and has much to visit today.In gastronomy, this region of Madeira, the chestnut is queen of several recipes.

Just 15kms from Funchal this municipality has a great cultural patrimony, which includes the São Bento Fort and the Ethnographic Museum.

Set in 1425 by settlers from the Minho, Beiras and Algarve. During your visit you can enjoy typical dishes such as Madeira skewers, fish stew, tuna steaks, grilled limpets, among others...

Belonging to the municipality of Calheta, Paul do Mar is a small parish, with the Atlantic to the west and mountains to the north and northeast, where agriculture is the main activity.

With the Atlantic Ocean to the west and mountains to the east, Ponta do Pargo has earned its name by the large amount of the homonymous fish in its waters. Peculiar and silent is a charming parish...

Delimited, on the one hand by the beautiful green nature of Madeira and the other by the ocean, Porto Moniz is known and much visited for its natural pools.

Cradle of the well-known writer Horácio Bento de Gouveia, São Vicente was later populated due to the fact that its soils are not so fertile. Yet 68% of their land is covered by forests.

Ponta Delgada is a city of gardens, flat, modern and cosmopolitan. It is here that you will find flowers and various plants from various points of the world in the various gardens that you can visit...

This is the third highest peak of the island after Pico Ruivo (1861m) and Pico das Torres (1851m).If during the summer you can see several points of the island including the neighboring Porto Santo, in winter it is possible to see it covered with snow.

Considered by UNESCO as World Biosphere Reserve, Santana, is one of the most emblematic tourist areas of the island of Madeira. This is where you can see the typical triangular houses covered with straw.

The region of Santa Cruz is one of the oldest in the whole island dating from the early fifteenth century. Of the vast architectural patrimony stand out the Mother Church of Santa Cruz, the Madre de Dios Chapel, the Chapel of Consolation among others.

It was in this county that João Gonçalves Zarco and Tristão Vaz Pereira disembarked for the first time. Today there is much to visit like the aqueduct, the chapel of miracles, the fort of the anchorage and much more.

The golden Island, known for its beach with 9km of fine medicinal sand is na Island full of wonders. With a landscape different from the one we find in Madeira, it’s wonderfull for those who seek to relax and take care of their health.