Eilandhoppen: Madeira & Tenerife ontdekken

About the destination: When you get to Funchal you are amazed by its immensity. Houses and more houses rise up from the sea covering the entire natural amphitheatre which is Funchal. It is the major commercial, tourist and cultural centre of the island of Madeira. La Zona Velha, the city’s old town, still maintains a vibrant local life of its own and it is the trendiest place on the island. To stroll through the narrow cobbled streets with some intriguing little museums, shops and cafes and a salty old port area is a real delight. At night the neighbourhood comes alive. The restaurants are packed to the gills and St. Mary Street becomes the meeting point for young people ready to have a good time. To enjoy the island’s wonderful flora, you don’t need to leave Funchal. In the outskirts of the city we find some glorious gardens such as the Jardim Botânico, Quinta da Boa Vista, Palheiro Gardens and Monte Palace Tropical Gardens, reached by cable car from Funchal centre. Some other interesting things to do and visit are: The Mercado dos Lavradores, a very colourful market of fresh products and handicrafts; the 15th-century cathedral; Quinta das Cruzes and the Adegas São Francisco wine cellars. There are lots of reasons to like the bustling port city, that despite being tiny, it has a lot to offer.

About the destination: Puerto de la Cruz is a region situated on the north of the island of Tenerife. Declared of Tourist Interest in 1955, it brings together in attractive harmony both the traditional architecture of the island and the modernity. The coastal area contains several of the city's main attractions, such as the old harbor, the promenade and the Lago Martiánez complex of swimming pools designed by the Canary Islands architect César Manrique. Loro Parque is a zoo located on the outskirts of Puerto de la Cruz, where there is an extensive and diverse reserve of animal and plant species.

About the destination: Adeje is a town and municipality in the southwestern part of the island of Tenerife. Its waters allow one to sail amidst whales and dolphins, since they contain stable colonies of both these species. Costa Adeje has a mean annual temperature of 24 degrees. More than 45% of Adeje's surface area is comprised of protected natural areas, both on the coast and in the mountains. Every day of the year, there is also a wide offer of water and mountain sports, including training for high performance athletes. In the other hand, Adeje is committed the new concept in luxury. Some Villas with 24h butler service and customized services for more exclusive clients. Costa Adeje has 4 establishments belonging to this category have been opened.