This market is a real sensory experience, where you can explore a wide variety of local products, from fresh fruit, fish and flowers to traditional Madeiran handicrafts. Try exotic fruits, such as the famous Madeira bananas, and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of this historic market.

The Funchal Botanical Garden is a lovely place to stroll around and enjoy the natural beauty of the island. With a vast collection of exotic plants, including many species endemic to Madeira, this garden offers a relaxing and educational experience. Enjoy panoramic views of the city and the ocean as you explore the garden's many paths and nooks and crannies.

Take the cable car from the center of Funchal to the picturesque village of Monte, situated on top of a hill overlooking the city and the sea. During the cable car ride, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. In Monte, visit the Monte Church and the Monte Palace Tropical Garden, and then take a toboggan ride down to the center of Funchal, a unique and exciting experience.

Explore the crystal-clear waters off the coast of Madeira by diving or snorkeling. With a rich marine life and impressive rock formations, the region around Funchal offers exciting opportunities to explore the underwater world. Dive into colorful reefs, sea caves and fascinating shipwrecks, while enjoying the beauty and diversity of the Atlantic Ocean.

Discover Madeira's natural beauty with a walk along the levadas, traditional irrigation channels that cut through the island's mountainous landscape. There are several trails accessible from Funchal, which vary in difficulty and duration. Walk through lush forests, past waterfalls and enjoy breathtaking views of the mountains and ocean. One of the most popular walks is the Levada do Caldeirão Verde, which takes visitors through an impressive landscape of laurel forest and a spectacular waterfall.

Explore Madeira's delicious cuisine on a gastronomic tour of Funchal's historic center. Discover the island's unique flavors, such as the famous espetada (meat skewer), bolo do caco (a typical type of bread), black scabbard fish and fresh seafood. Visit tapas bars, traditional taverns and cozy restaurants, where you can taste a variety of local dishes accompanied by regional wines