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The island of eternal spring – the Portuguese island of

MADEIRA

This European island rose up out of the Atlantic millions of years ago. It was known to the ancient Greeks, who called it the happy island. The first settlers named it the “island of wood”, as “Madeira” means “wood” in Portuguese. It has a myriad of nicknames today ...The island of colors, island of flowers ... pearl of the Atlantic. It is a place that has attracted even the pickiest of travelers and photographers. It’s among the most unique destinations in Europe. It’s an island of high mountains, forests and waterfalls. It’s an island of views that will take your breath away. Welcome to the island of eternal spring, the Portuguese island of Madeira.







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When Portuguese seafarers discovered the island of Madeira in 1419, it was completely uninhabited and covered with impenetrable forests. They rolled up their sleeves and got to work. They built canals called “levadas” to distribute water from the island’s mountainous center all over the rest of the island. Over a thousand kilometers of them are now walkable, allowing you to get to wild, remote locations with waterfalls and incredible panoramas.
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MADEIRA

The ancient Greeks called Madeira the happy island. It’s also called the pearl of the Atlantic, Ilha Madeira – the island of wood, water, views to take your breath away.The island of flowers, colors, and scents. The island of eternal spring. We’re sure that, just like us, you’ll love to return to the enchanting and captivating island of Madeira!

The glass-bottomed lookout at Cabo Girão is positioned at an elevation of 580meters ...on Europe’s second highest promontory. By the way: it’s perfect for people who are afraid of heights.

Photographers will gladly get lost here!Or, maybe the forest will help them find themselves …They won’t want to leave until their batteries run out, andthey’ll take hundreds of images home with them. Every tree in the Fanal is essentially a work of art.

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