Live Cams in Madeira

The autonomous region of Madeira is made up of the islands of Madeira, Porto Santo, the Desertas, and the Selvagens, boasting a population of around 267,000 residents. Nestled in the Atlantic Ocean, roughly 700 kilometers from the African coastline, Madeira is favored for its warm subtropical climate, verdant landscapes, and spectacular cliffs, making it a sought-after vacation spot throughout the year. The islands are accessible via Madeira Airport and Porto Santo Airport. While the latter primarily offers taxi services, Madeira Airport provides options such as buses and the aerobus. Travelers can also pre-arrange airport transfers to their accommodations—of which there are numerous excellent choices on the island—or opt for rental cars, an excellent way to explore the area. This volcanic island, which rises dramatically from the ocean, is in perpetual bloom, benefiting from its "always summer" climate that allows for year-round cultivation of fruits and vegetables, including winter-growing bananas. However, distinct climatic differences exist between the northern and southern regions: the north tends to be cooler and wetter, especially at higher altitudes where snow can fall on the coldest days, whereas the southern part enjoys a warmer and sunnier environment. Funchal, the capital situated in the south, benefits from delightful weather, with