Whether referred to as the "floating garden in the Atlantic" or the "island of eternal spring," the Portuguese island of Madeira captivates tourists year after year with its unique floral splendor—after all, over 750 higher plant species thrive here—its picturesque landscapes, and its pleasantly mild climate year-round. Starting from Funchal, the book outlines four travel routes that traverse the entire Atlantic island. Madeira is particularly a paradise for hikers, and a dedicated chapter focuses on this topic, offering suggestions for Levada, coastal, and mountain tours, complete with detailed maps and hiking tips. Six routes follow the centuries-old water channels, leading through the magnificent mountain landscape with its rugged coastline and fertile valleys filled with fruit and vineyards. Additionally, the kilometer-long, fine sandy beach of the small neighboring island of Porto Santo is also a major attraction.