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   How to get from Lisbon to Madeira?

   • Frequent flights from Lisbon and Porto ensure seamless connectivity to Madeira. These cities act as major hubs, offering numerous daily flights to both islands. The short flight duration from mainland Portugal makes it a convenient option for both local and international travelers transiting through these major cities.

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   How to get from Madeira to Funchal?

   • Visitors can travel to this island's international airport or its seaport. Those coming from the island of Madeira can use the 15-minute air shuttle, or the ship 'Lobo Marinho', which takes around 2h30 to get there. Av. do Mar e das Comunidades Madeirenses, nº 20 | 9060-190 Funchal

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   How is Madeira connected to the world?

   • Madeira is linked to the world via Cristiano Ronaldo International Airport (yes, he’s a native of the island), a destination for international flights, including direct flights from New York City. However, getting around the island is a bit more complicated.

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   What should I know before going to Madeira?

   • So read on for the full Madeira travel guide plus 20 things to know before you go… Madeira is a Portuguese island situated off the west coast of Morocco and north of the Canary Islands. The volcanic island’s striking terrain makes it an incredibly unique place.

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   How to get to Madeira and Porto Santo?

   • This paradise island destination may be closer than you think: find out how to get to Madeira and Porto Santo. There are two main access points for those looking to get to Madeira. First of all, Cristiano Ronaldo Madeira International Airport, located in the city of Santa Cruz, which is the main gateway to and from the region.

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   Does Madeira have an airport?

   • Madeira has an airport on the main island as well as a small airport on the smaller island of Porto Santo. The latter only has very few flights, so Madeira Airport International Cristiano Ronaldo (airport code: FNC) is likely your best bet. Tip: Madeira’s airport is known for having one of the more challenging landing approaches in Europe.

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   Visitors can travel to this island's international airport or its seaport. Those coming from the island of Madeira can use the 15-minute air shuttle, or the ship 'Lobo Marinho', which takes around 2h30 to get there.

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3. www.marvellousmadeira.com › how-to-get-to-madeiraHow to get to Madeira (by plane or boat) - Marvellous Madeira

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   Jun 17, 2024 · Flying to Madeira. From Portugal: easyJet, TAP Air Portugal, and Ryanair are the top carriers that fly from Lisbon and Porto to Madeira. From Europe: Madeira is well-connected to many destinations across Europe (see table below).

4. www.lonelyplanet.com › first-time-guide-to-madeiraA first-time guide to Madeira - Lonely Planet

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   • Hike a levada or a vereda. Nearly all of Madeira’s rain falls on the island’s north shore, so to facilitate agriculture on the island’s south, its early settlers created a series of man-made aqueducts known as levadas.
   • Ride a cable car. Madeira’s coast is home to fajãs, areas backed by cliffs that were previously only accessible to boats. That is until a series of cable cars were built.
   • Swim in a natural pool. The waters that surround Madeira have both an otherworldly azure hue and a temperature that’s accessible year-round. Unfortunately, the island’s rugged geography and stone beaches mean that accessing that water isn’t always easy.
   • Taste fortified wine. Madeira’s eponymous wine was created when barrels of the stuff spent months on ships baking in the hot sun. This happy accident caused the wines to oxidize, giving them an entirely new and desirable set of flavors and aromas.

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6. portugalgetaways.com › how-to-get-to-madeiraFind Out How to Get to Madeira Island, Portugal

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   The best and most convenient way to go get to Madeira is by flying to one of the region’s two airports located on either Madeira Island or Porto Santo Island. There are regular flights departing from mainland Portugal via Lisbon and Porto, and travelers coming from the East Coast of North America can also connect via Ponta Delgada in the Azores.

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   • Passport Validity Requirements
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   Portugal follows Schengen area rules. Your passport must: 1. have a ‘date of issue’ less than 10 years before the date you arrive – if you renewed your passport before 1 October 2018, it may have a date of issue that is more than 10 years ago 2. have an ‘expiry date’ at least 3 months after the day you plan to leave the Schengen area Check with you...

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   You can travel without a visa to the Schengen area, which includes Portugal, for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. This applies if you travel: 1. as a tourist 2. to visit family or friends 3. to attend business meetings, cultural or sports events 4. for short-term studies or training The requirements for working in Portugalare different. If you’...

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   Non-resident children travelling to Portugal

   Children aged 17 and under travelling to Portugal alone, or with a person who is not their parent or legal guardian, must either: 1. be met at the airport or point of entry by their parent or guardian 2. carry a letter of authorisation to travel from their parent or guardian. The parent/guardian’s signature must be certified by a solicitor or notary. Make sure the letter includes: 1. the child’s dates of arrival and departure 2. the address where they will be staying 3. the name of the adult...

   Non-resident children leaving Portugal

   Non-resident children aged 17 and under who leave Portugal alone, or with a person who is not their parent or guardian, must have a properly certified letter of authorisation unless they are returning to their country of origin.

   Resident children leaving Portugal

   A child aged 17 or under who is resident in Portugal must carry a properly certified letter of authorisation if travelling without their parent or legal guardian. See more details in the Living in Portugal guide.

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   For details about medical entry requirements and recommended vaccinations, see TravelHealthPro’s guides for Portugal, The Azores, Madeiraand Porto Santo.

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   There are strict rules about goods that can be brought into and taken out of Portugal. You must declare anything that may be prohibited or subject to tax or duty.

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8. www.madeira-web.com › getting-hereGetting to Madeira Archipelago, Portugal - Madeira Island

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   Being an island, there are two ways of getting to Madeira - either by air or by sea. The archipelago has two airports (Madeira and Porto Santo), as well as several ports and marinas for tourists arriving on cruise liners or boats, namely Port of Funchal and Porto Santo Harbour.

9. www.journalofnomads.com › ultimate-madeira-travelMadeira Travel Guide: 20 Things To Know Before You Go

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   Apr 19, 2024 · What is the best way to get to Madeira? The only way to get to Madeira is by flying into its airport (Aeroporto do Funchal). The airport is 13km away from Madeira’s capital Funchal.