Madeira

The pearl of the Atlantic is home to a surprising variety of landscapes and some remarkable species of fauna and flora. In the dense vegetation of the northern part of the island, secrets of an ancient forest are revealed. 1800 metres over imposing cliffs, life thrives, side by side with the abyss. In the Desertas islands, a deceptive barrenness hides the last refuge of a seal, unique to Portugal. And in the Selvagens islands, tens of thousands of birds find shelter amidst the vastness of the Atlantic Ocean. Let's embark on a journey through the Natural History of Madeira.