The island of eternal spring

On the same latitude as North Africa, you wouldn't expect to find some things in a European region. That could be a subtropical laurel forest on the Madeira Archipelago, cared for by an eternal spring-like climate and soils that support almost any flora. The natural landscapes on the island of Madeira will take your breath away. The best part is that they are easily accessible through mountain roads or historic irrigation channels are known as "levadas." You don't have to go into the mountains to enjoy nature's bounty because there are many botanical gardens with a dizzying array of plants. Also, a top destination to spend your holiday. Capital- Funcha International Airport: Madeira Airport (FNC) Population- 262,456 Currency- the Euro Time: UTC/GMT +0 hour Driving side- Right-hand side Official Language- Portuguese Religion- Roman Catholics

One of the many exciting aspects of Madeira is that, despite its rugged topography, it has a well-developed road system. The Film Experience in Madeira. Madeira has become one of Europe's most popular diving destinations. Explore the Whale Museum of Madeira.