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On January 18, 2026, Madeira residents join the rest of Portugal in a historic presidential election, marked by a record number of candidates and expected high voter turnout.
A stormy Sunday with heavy rain and strong winds is expected in Madeira, making outdoor activities unsuitable for residents and tourists alike.
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The Diocese of Funchal and Justino's have announced a special event to present the new 'Vinho de Missa' made in Madeira, exclusively for clergy use.
The vibrant Porto do Funchal buzzed with excitement as three cruise ships and three mega-yachts docked, bringing over 8,000 visitors and crew to Madeira.
The Diocese of Funchal and Justino's present a new "Missa Wine" for Eucharistic celebrations, reinforcing Madeira's rich viniculture heritage.
The Port Captaincy of Funchal has extended warnings for strong maritime agitation and updated strong wind advisories across the Madeira Archipelago, impacting residents and tourists.
The Maritime Authority of Madeira has extended warnings for rough seas and strong winds, advising residents and tourists to exercise caution this weekend.
This week's Friday Foto captures the vibrant life and stunning landscapes of Madeira, with images from the municipal gardens and Funchal's port.
On January 17, 2026, Funchal Port is bustling with activity, hosting three cruise ships and three mega-yachts. This influx brings over 6,000 passengers and nearly 2,500 crew members, marking a significant event for Madeira's tourism sector.
The Regional Road ER213 between Faial and Cortado has been reopened to traffic, providing relief to local residents and tourists.
A series of accidents in Funchal, Madeira's capital, highlight the need for improved road safety measures. The incidents involved a motorcycle crash, a pedestrian accident, and injuries from a sudden bus stop.