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Ready for the island? Then simply travel to Madeira - with our guide now in its seventh edition. Our author Irene Börjes showcases the splendor of the Portuguese island over 256 pages. Nineteen overview maps and plans, along with a detachable map of Madeira at a scale of 1:100,000, provide orientation. Twelve hikes and tours lead you to every corner of Madeira. Everything has been researched and tested on-site for you. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are marked. Many short essays provide interesting background knowledge. The author's insider tips highlight particularly worthwhile sights, accommodations, or restaurants. Merian writes about the Madeira guide: "Entertainingly written and thoroughly researched."

Overview of Madeira: In the capital Funchal, you can experience Madeira's history up close. Three city walks bring the tumultuous past closer. In the southeast of the island, there are optimal bathing opportunities alongside impressive rock formations. Caniço de Baixo is the island's second tourist center. In Caniçal, whalers once set out, and today they protect the marine mammals. The green hinterland offers rural vacations in classic manors. In the southwest, few vacationers get lost despite the steep coast, romantic towns, white beaches in Calheta, and oases of tranquility, such as Ponta de Mar. Individual travelers will find their piece of happiness in Jardim do Mar or Paúl do Mar. Madeira's north impresses with its steep coastal landscape. The Madeira travel guide is a helpful, proven companion and knowledgeable guide on your discovery tours.