Reid’s Palace Madeira Review: Is This Luxury Hotel Worth It?
After spending three months slow traveling around Madeira, I had seen a lot of the island: the hikes, the viewpoints, the coastal towns, the levada trails, and plenty…
Levada trails, cliff roads, and Atlantic weather on all sides
Madeira is a small island with a lot of vertical, and the weather can be doing four different things at once across it. These guides cover the levada hikes and the best walking on the island, which side to base yourself on, whale watching off the south coast, what it is like to work here as a nomad, and how it compares to the Azores.
After spending three months slow traveling around Madeira, I had seen a lot of the island: the hikes, the viewpoints, the coastal towns, the levada trails, and plenty…
After spending a total of three months exploring Madeira over the past five years, I can confidently say this island…
Madeira, an island renowned for its stunning landscapes and rich culture, offers a diverse range of experiences for travelers. In…
Welcome to Madeira, fellow nomads. I spent 2 months living on this incredible island that offers the perfect balance between…
Embarking on a journey to the enchanting island of Madeira and wondering where to stay? Look no further. My comprehensive…
Quick Overview: Best Hikes in Madeira This post contains affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission if…
Embarking on a journey to Portugal’s enchanting Atlantic archipelagos, Madeira and the Azores, presents a delightful dilemma for avid travelers.…
Welcome to the serene and spectacular shores of Madeira. This world-class destination is revered for its unparalleled opportunities to witness…
More about Madeira
Madeira is a volcanic island off the coast of Africa, closer to Morocco than to Lisbon, and built for hiking rather than beaches. The complete guide covers first-time logistics, and twenty-five things to do covers the range.
Which part of the island to base yourself on, with Reid’s Palace reviewed in detail. The nomad guide covers longer stays, and Madeira vs the Azores is the comparison to read if you are choosing between Portugal’s two island groups.