With bursts of colour the tropical flora you'll spy along the trails, and lush levadas which weave from volcanic mountain tops to the floor of the valleys, Madeira is a fascinating place which offers the perfect walking holiday adventure. 

Nominally part of Portugal but actually much closer to Morocco, the Atlantic island of Madeira is enticing, exotic and endlessly surprising. This stunning island is longing to be explored, almost always within sight of the roaring Atlantic Ocean. Whether you are conquering Pico Ruivo, Madeira's highest peak, or exploring an incredible network of footpaths throughout the island, you are guaranteed to finish your day with a bica or glass of Madeira wine, while tucking into some honey cake and soaking up some sun. This is one of the many reasons why Madeira is an amazing walking holiday destination.

The Levadas, an ancient intricate network of water channels, serve as the quintessential highlight of a walking holiday in Madeira. 

These enchanting pathways offer a harmonious fusion of nature and human ingenuity. Carved into the island's rugged terrain, the Levadas wind through emerald forests, cascading waterfalls, and terraced vineyards. Each step taken along these ancient channels is a journey through time, revealing centuries of island history and engineering marvels. The gentle, meandering trails are accessible to hikers of all levels, making them an inclusive treasure for both beginners and experienced trekkers. Embracing the Levadas, one finds a serene connection with Madeira's breathtaking landscapes, creating unforgettable memories of tranquility and adventure intertwined.

Step into a perpetual springtime on Madeira, the enchanting island offering year round walking holidays. With its evergreen landscapes, diverse terrain, and a climate that remains temperate in every season, this paradise is a hiker's dream. 

Traversing ancient laurel forests, you'll feel like you've wandered into a fairy tale. Follow the Levadas, the intricate irrigation channels turned into picturesque paths, meandering through lush valleys and across misty waterfalls. Along the coast, precipitous cliffs reveal endless ocean vistas. Even in winter, you'll relish walks in pleasant sunshine. Madeira's all-season charm ensures that every day holds a new adventure, a new path to tread.