If you follow us by now you know how much we love outdoor sports, and in particular canyoning. Which we try to show it daily, giving you access to Madeira’s most beautiful and inaccessible places. If you think we embellish it too much, here’s the unbiased opinion of Jackson Groves a non-stop world traveler and […]
Read moreOld ways of Madeira island in this new millennium. If you follow us, by now you know that we are daily in the most remote and secluded places in Madeira island. There’s one thing that never ceases to amaze us is when we see traces and evidences of our ancestor’s hard work and ingenuity. Specially […]
Read moreThis is the latest update on Covid-19 in Madeira island, which our government intrusted us to divulge through our means. So here are the most update numbers and measures: “One month after the resumption of he tourist activity, the Autonomous Region of Madeira registers to date, a total number of 116 cases of infection, of […]
Read moreMadeira details Standardization Plan for Air Accessibility The Government of the Autonomous Region of Madeira (RAM) has defined, in relation to the Standardization Plan for Air Accessibility, to be in force as of July 1, with regard to travelers to the airports of Madeira and Porto Santo: 1. Filling out and submitting the epidemiological Survey: […]
Read moreMuch more than just Canyoning… As you may now know, the government of Madeira Island has given us the green light to resume all outdoor and touristic activities. Needless to say that it made us extremely happy, not only because we were able to go directly from lockdown to doing what we love the most and straight to our favourite places. As you can imagine, outdoor sports for us […]
Read moreSliding out of quarantine be like… Waterfall sliding and griding 🤟 Everyday that goes by is one less for us to get back to normal, scratch that we’ve never been normal, it’s one less for us to get back to our EPICness. We’ve been taking several measures to ensure the highest safety possible to our […]
Read moreDid you know that Madeira island has three of the highest mountains in Portugal? Therefore we’ve decided to let you know a bit more about one our favourites mountains, but first things first so let’s start with some presentations. The highest mountain in the Island is “Pico Ruivo” with 1861m (6105ft) and is accessible […]
Read moreLike Hawaii Yellowstone or Iceland, Madeira Island has it’s origins in a volcanic event know as an Hotspot. However, the one we present to you today is a completely different one. It’s an outdoor activity an leisure hotspot. The area we’re referring to is Ponta de São Lourenço, on the far-east end of the island. […]
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