Madeira Island Pulse

Planning to hike in Madeira? Don't forget the new reservation system for PR trails. Here's an overview of currently closed trails and a tip on what's happening on the neighboring island of Porto Santo.

Madeira has been hit by a strong low-pressure system, Storm Therese, bringing intense rain, wind, and high waves. Tourists are advised to exercise extreme caution, as many mountain trails are closed and transport delays are possible. Read on to learn how to safely adjust your plans.

Strong winds and high waves are impacting Madeira's north coast today. Here are practical tips for dealing with disruptions at the airport and Monte cable car, plus advice on where to enjoy the spring atmosphere and find a safe trail.

Planning a hike? The iconic Pico do Areeiro trail is partially closed, while Levada das 25 Fontes now has a new safe one-way loop. Here's an overview plus info on new fees and reservations.

Severe Storm Therese has hit Madeira, bringing rain, strong winds, and snow in the mountains. Expect disruptions to air and sea travel and avoid mountain hikes. Here is a summary of the most important information.

Planning a hike in Madeira? As of this year, you must book your entry to popular trails online. Additionally, the famous PR 1 ridge trail from Pico do Areeiro is partially closed today. Read on to find out what this means for you.

Today brings important updates for tourists in Madeira. The popular PR1 trail is partially closed, high waves are battering the north coast, and you can expect traffic jams in central Funchal. We'll advise you on how to make the most of your day despite these challenges.

Spring weather is impacting travel plans in Madeira today. Strong winds are causing disruptions at the airport and altering the ferry schedule, while a high wave warning is in effect for the north coast. Here's a practical overview of what this means for your trips and hikes.

We bring you key information for your trip. The famous PR1 ridge trail is partially closed, and a new fee system applies to trails. On the bright side, the weather is ideal and the airport is operating smoothly.

Strong winds are disrupting flights, high waves are battering the north coast, and Funchal is experiencing traffic congestion. Here's what this means for your plans, along with safe alternatives like the spring markets in the city center.

Planning a trip today? Strong winds are hitting the mountains; we recommend postponing ridge hikes. Meanwhile, Funchal is buzzing with a prestigious culinary event. Here's a complete guide on where to go today and which places to avoid.

Thousands of cruise ship tourists will fill Funchal today, while rainy weather is complicating traffic and hiking in the mountains. Here are our practical tips for enjoying your day on the island safely and to the fullest.

Storm Regina has hit Madeira, bringing significant disruptions. Strong winds have paralyzed the international airport, and all hiking trails are closed for safety reasons. Find out what this means for your plans and how to stay safe on the island today.

Today is the perfect day to leave Funchal, which is swarmed by thousands of cruise ship passengers. Meanwhile, important safety restrictions are in effect in the mountains – key routes including PR 10 and parts of PR 1 are closed. Here are our practical tips to make the most of your day.

A yellow warning for rain and thunderstorms is in effect for Madeira today, primarily affecting mountain hiking plans. Several key trails, including part of the PR1 from Pico do Areeiro, are closed. Here's an overview of what this means for your day and what your alternatives are.

Following a recent storm, Madeira is facing road and trail closures, especially due to snow in the mountains. We recommend adjusting your plans, avoiding the peaks, and enjoying the events in Funchal, where a music festival is kicking off.

Snow is possible on Madeira's highest peaks today. Strong winds and high waves are affecting hiking in the mountains and on the north coast. Find out which areas to avoid and how you can still make the most of your day.

After Storm Regina, Madeira is returning to normal. Most hiking trails are accessible again, but important restrictions are in place, especially on the PR1. Expect delays on the highway and a busy Funchal city center.

The after-effects of Storm Regina are impacting today's plans on the island. All official hiking trails are closed, the mountains are covered in snow, and traffic restrictions are in place. Here's a practical overview and tips for alternative activities.

Storm Regina is significantly impacting Madeira today. Expect flight cancellations, closures of major mountain trails, and difficult traffic conditions. Here’s a practical overview of the situation and tips for safe activities.