Nine hiking trails remain closed due to Storm Oscar.
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More than 61% of respondents in the Intercampus survey carried out by JM and JM/FM believe that foreign citizens should pay to visit public spaces, such as the Cabo Girão viewpoint and the Cais do Sardinha walk.
Madeira has recorded a new national historical maximum value of precipitation, during the passage of Storm Oscar through the region, announced the Portuguese Institute of Atmosphere and Sea (IPMA).
Three hundred sheep were sheared as part of the sheep shearing tradition of Ribeira dos Boieiros, Poiso.
From today, Saturday the 10th of June, the Monte Toboggans will operate with the following opening hours.
Ryanair is holding its first recruitment day in Madeira on the 26th of June at the Hotel Vila Galé Santa Cruz.
A 30-year-old tourist risked his life this afternoon by walking along the rock wall of the pier of Câmara de Lobos, while the sea still raged from the effects of Storm Oscar. In front of the incredulous gaze of onlookers, the man traversed the knife-edge rocks only to be engulfed…
Storm Oscar brought unprecedented levels of rain, with Areeiro recording levels of 604 millimetres per m2.
A group of foreigners ignored the closed gates and decided to investigate the Garajau beach despite the unfavourable sea conditions and driving rain.
The Institute of Forests and Nature Conservation (IFCN) reported today that all the regions classified hiking trails will be closed due to adverse weather conditions.
The Regional Secretary for Tourism and Culture, Eduardo Jesus, was present today at the International Airport of Madeira – Cristiano Ronaldo to mark the occasion of the inaugural flight between Toronto (Canada) via Ponta Delgada to Funchal which arrived at Madeira International Airport – Cristiano Ronaldo at 11:20 am.
So with all the death and disaster we have had on Madeira's coastline over the last couple of weeks it is not surprising that two tourists decided to be incredibly stupid and brave the waves at Praia Formosa.
Tow tourists caused consternation among bystanders while they embarked on a dangerous rock climb along the waterfront in Porto Moniz.
They seemed to be foreigners as two girls were caught stripping off their clothes and putting them out to dry on the railings next to the airport’s long-term car park, adjacent to the cemetery. A situation has generated quite a storm on the news chat feed with most airing their…
The Autonomous Regions are ignored, claimed Pedro Fino, the Regional Secretary for Equipment and Infrastructure, at the opening session of the Insular Days of Engineering - Transport and Accessibility, which took place throughout the day at the Porto Santo Cultural and Congress Centre.