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Madeira's subtropical climate makes it a year round destination
Ponta Delgada and Boaventura enjoy a real microclimate
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temperatureThe temperature map of Madeira shows Casa do Miradouro and Madeiracasa in the center of one of the Island's 'hot spots', giving you the extra few degrees during the winter, but never too hot due to the proximity of the Atlantic |
BiotopesThe Laurisilva of Madeira is an outstanding relict of a previously widespread laurel forest type. It is the largest surviving area of laurel forest and is believed to be 90% primary forest. It contains a unique suite of plants and animals, including many endemic species |  |
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RainfallThe annual average rainfall on Madeira Island is greater on the northern coast than on the southern coast and increases with altitude; however Ponta Delgada generally has less rainfall compared to other north-facing areas at the same altitude. Annual figures range from 553 mm in Funchal to 3,084 mm in Arieiro, 1,182 mm in Ponta Delgada and 1,527 mm in Porto Moniz. |
