Madeira Guide

Webcam overview and travel information

This guide shows how to use webcams to plan days on Madeira: check visibility, wind and sea state, and compare distinct microclimate areas. Use categories to open relevant cameras quickly and the directory to explore beaches, mountains, cities and surfing. Combine webcams with regional forecasts to pick the best time of day (mornings for mountains, late afternoon for coast). Below you’ll find seasonal patterns and direct links to popular locations. Bookmark this page for quick access and return whenever you need to validate on‑the‑ground conditions.

Content Source: Tourism Data Analysis

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Last Updated: 12/15/2024

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Webcam Locations

Overview of conditions across Madeira Island through strategically positioned webcams. Availability varies; status indicators show online/offline.

Funchal

Capital city harbor, cruise ships, and urban activity monitoring.

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Mountains

High-altitude conditions at Pico Ruivo and Pico do Areeiro.

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Coast

Sea conditions, surf spots, and coastal weather patterns.

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Weather Information

Madeira has a subtropical climate with mild temperatures year-round and distinct microclimates.

Seasonal Patterns

Spring (March-May)

18-22°C, occasional rain, ideal for hiking.

Summer (June-August)

22-28°C, warm and dry, perfect for beaches.

Autumn (September-November)

20-25°C, pleasant weather, fewer crowds.

Winter (December-February)

16-20°C, mild weather, some rain.

Climate Zones

  • South Coast: Warmer, drier, more sunshine
  • North Coast: Cooler, more humid, frequent clouds
  • Mountains: Cooler temperatures, frequent fog
  • Central Valley: Protected, stable conditions

Explore Live Webcams

Monitor current conditions across Madeira Island

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Explore Madeira Island

Madeira offers unique natural beauty. The climate is mild. Cultural experiences are rich. The webcam network shows the island. Explore diverse ecosystems. See lush laurel forests. See dramatic cliff formations. Each location tells a story. The geography is unique. Natural heritage is rich.

References and Sources

Madeira Tourism Board Official Statistics

Associação de Promoção da Madeira (APM)

official

Official tourism statistics and visitor information from Madeira Tourism Board

Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera - Weather Data

Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera (IPMA)

government

Official Portuguese meteorological institute providing authoritative weather data and forecasts

Laurisilva of Madeira World Heritage Site

UNESCO World Heritage Centre

organization

UNESCO official documentation of Madeira Laurisilva forest as World Heritage Site

University of Madeira Tourism Research

Universidade da Madeira

academic

Academic research on Madeira tourism, climate, and sustainable development

Trust & Verification

GDPR Compliance

European Union

Compliant with EU General Data Protection Regulation

Data Sources

Official Portuguese Institutions

Weather data sourced from Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera (IPMA)

Platform Security

Web Security Standards

Secure platform following web security best practices

Madeira Travel Guide 2025 | Webcams & Tourism Tips