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Cruises on Madeira Island

Rafael Ramos
Last updated: 26/06/2024 1:03 am
By Rafael Ramos
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Funchal attracts tourists all year round. Being an island of subtropical temperatures in the middle of Europe, Madeira has visitors from all over the world, all year round.

What differentiates between winter and summer is usually the way tourists come to the Island. In summer most of them come by plane (there are no bridges or roads to reach an Island at least 500km away from the nearest continent). In the winter, cruises arrive on the Island almost every day and bring tourists from all over the world.

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There are several companies that arrive in the Pearl of the Atlantic, with the main ships: Aida, MSC and Queen Elizabeth, but also giants such as Harmony of the Seas, operated by Royal Caribbean with its 362 meters in length and capacity of 6360 passengers in addition to its 2100 crew members.

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Usually the ships arrive at dawn or early morning and depart at the end of the day, mostly for stopovers in the Balearic Islands (being the main Tenerife) or return to the continent by going normally to the Mediterranean Sea.

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Undoubtedly a special way of knowing an Island that for the third time was considered the most beautiful island destination on the planet.

Images: www.lido-tour.com and www.aida-weblounge.de

Text: Fabricio Lacerda

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ByRafael Ramos
Rafael Ramos is a journalist and head of R2 Media Group. He has been visiting and writing about Madeira for over a decade, with a soft spot for the island's levadas, viewpoints and no-nonsense travel planning. His guides combine verified prices and logistics with the kind of tips you only get from coming back year after year.

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