Even in autumn, you can enjoy a summer vacation on this island.
If you are tired of crowds and everyday life, then the island of Madeira (Portugal) will be a great place to escape from reality. The average air temperature in November in Madeira is 21.7 °C and this is one of the last places in Europe where warm weather is maintained, because of this climate, the archipelago is described as “eternal spring”, writes Express.
“This quiet archipelago is located just off the northern coast of Africa – the perfect place to wait for warm European weather before the cold weather sets in. November is relatively warm in Madeira (with rainy periods), but it is an ideal time to explore the islands. Spend your days on long hikes through green hills and rocky landscapes, or sip sweet wine while enjoying epic cliff-side views, ” said Conde Nast Traveller.
Express added that the island’s beaches are scattered along the entire coast, and the most famous of them is Calheta. Here you can find rocky beaches, as well as plunge into the warm sea, so don’t forget to take a swimsuit. There are also several outdoor saltwater pools, such as in Porto Moniz and Doca do Cavacas.
In addition, Madeira is known for its rugged coastline and mountains, making it a great place for a tropical vacation.
To fully explore the culture of the region, it is worth visiting the administrative center of Madeira Funchal, where there is island wine, numerous farmers ‘markets and you can get acquainted with the history of the island, which is associated with Madeira sugar, which is also called “white gold”.
At the same time, for football fans, another place to visit is the CR7 Museum, where there are many copies of trophies and memorabilia of the world famous football player-Cristiano Ronaldo.
“There’s something for everyone in Madeira, no matter what kind of adventure you’re looking for or what time of year you’re visiting, but November can be just the time to bask in the sun at the last minute,” the article added.