ouring the island is highly recommended. Only 32 miles long and 12 miles wide this incredibly surprising sub-tropical island rises to almost 6000 feet at its highest point. Madeira has an enormous variety of exotic sub-tropical vegetation with a mass of flowers in every garden, spectacular mountains and deep valley scenery, pine forests, waterfalls and craggy cliffs and a network of vines, like spiders’ webs covering the hillsides and providing grapes for the famous Madeira Wine.
ouring the island is highly recommended. Only 32 miles long and 12 miles wide this incredibly surprising sub-tropical island rises to almost 6000 feet at its highest point. Madeira has an enormous variety of exotic sub-tropical vegetation with a mass of flowers in every garden, spectacular mountains and deep valley scenery, pine forests, waterfalls and craggy cliffs and a network of vines, like spiders’ webs covering the hillsides and providing grapes for the famous Madeira Wine.
