European Best Destinations recently released the top ten destinations in Europe that offer the best hotels, restaurants and activities for tourists.

There are many places on the map of Europe that stand out as luxury travel destinations, but among them Madeira Island is selected as the most exclusive destination.

First, European Best Destinations ranked Marbella in Spain, followed by Positano in Italy, with Madeira coming third, reports SchengenVisaInfo.com.

“The weather is almost always good in Porto Santo and Funchal and on the south coast of the island of Madeira. Humidity is much more frequent on the hills in the center of the island and on the north coast. As far as temperatures are concerned, the South is warmer, but overall Madeira enjoys mild temperatures all year round with temperatures between 16 and 26 degrees. concludes European Best Destinations.

To enjoy the breathtaking beauties of the Madeira Islands, you have to spend more than one day there.

Many tourists have discovered Madeira on a boat cruise since, of course, you cannot get there by train or bus.

“There is so much to discover and learn about the people, climate, geography and history of Madeira. We recommend travelers fly to Madeira and plan to stay at least five to seven days,” recommends the best European destinations.

The Christmas holiday season remains one of the most exciting for visitors to the famous fireworks festival known as one of the largest in the world.

Moreover, for nature lovers, Madeira is an island rich in activities.

According to European Best Destinations, if you want to visit unique places like the cliffs of Cabo Girao or the fishing resort of Camara de Lobos, or even just take a walk, you should visit Funchal and its surroundings. Therefore, if you want to spend the night in nature, you can find many rural accommodations all over the island.

Often called “Quinta”, the old farmhouses of Madeira have been transformed into tourist accommodation. Among the best hotels of this type in the country is Quinta do Furao, located in Santana on the north coast of Madeira.

Also, if you decide to stay on the south side of the island, you can do almost everything on foot, but a trip to Madeira would be incomplete without visiting the forests of Madeira and the entire northern part of the island.

The Regional Tourist Board announced on March 12 that travelers arriving in Madeira are no longer required to present valid travel documents for COVID-19 as the archipelago has already lifted its entry measures.

This means that regardless of their country of origin, all travelers can enter the Autonomous Region of Madeira without having to provide a valid vaccination, recovery or test certificate upon arrival.