B.clinic – Your Health Tourism Destination!
B.clinic is an outstanding healthcare facility specializing in aesthetic medicine, plastic surgery, dermatology, and laser procedures, among many other areas. Located in the tourist heart of Madeira Island—Funchal, it offers a prime location for those looking to combine high-quality health and beauty treatments with an unforgettable tourist experience.
B.clinic is part of the HPA Saúde Group, which owns the Hospital Particular da Madeira, allowing us to offer services in the surgical field and hospital admissions.
We invite you to discover a new dimension of health and well-being with us while exploring the beauty and charm of Madeira Island.
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Awards and DistinctionsThe Madeira and Porto Santo islands are nationally and internationally recognized as a memorable vacation destination. Over the years, their tourism quality has been distinguished by prestigious awards granted to the Madeira Destination. In 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021, Madeira won the award for "Europe’s Leading Island Destination," presented by the World Travel Awards – known as the "Oscars of Tourism." Madeira was also named "World’s Leading Island Destination" in 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021 by the same organization. In 2015, Madeira was also awarded as the 6th best island in the world for vacations, according to the world's largest travel site – TripAdvisor – Travelers' Choice Awards, based on the opinions of thousands of tourists worldwide. The same organization recognized Funchal among the best European cities, ranking 6th in the top 10 of “Europe’s Best Up-and-Coming Destinations.” Madeira’s hospitality sector has also received numerous awards in various categories, recognizing the quality and excellence of service in the region.
How to Get to MadeiraThe most practical and common way to travel is by plane, landing at Madeira Cristiano Ronaldo International Airport. International flights are frequent and accessible from any major European city, with flight durations averaging 3 to 4 hours.
From mainland Portugal, the journey takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes, making the archipelago an easily accessible destination.
Alternatively, it is also possible to arrive by sea. The port of Funchal is part of the route for major cruise ships from around the world, allowing you to travel on one of them.
Another notable aspect of the port of Funchal is its short distance from the city center, allowing cruise passengers to have more time to explore the city.
Certified Regional ProductsMadeira embroidery, Madeira wine, and sugarcane honey are the most emblematic products of Madeira, each using a seal recognized by regional authorities that certifies their authenticity.
The Guaranteed Origin Certification System for Products from the Autonomous Region of Madeira and the Madeira Product Brand were created to distinguish and enhance trust in regional products. FestivitiesMadeira offers a diverse calendar of tourist entertainment. Throughout the year, there is a wide range of cultural, gastronomic, regional, national, and international events. Some of the most well-known include the Flower Festival, Christmas and New Year's celebrations, the Atlantic Festival, the Wine Festival, Carnival, the Columbus Festival, and the Nature Festival.
This allows you to choose the best time according to your personal preferences. - Locais a Visitar
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The island of Madeira has many tourist attractions, and we’ll introduce you to the main ones that you shouldn't miss.
Porto Santo Island
Another must-do activity is to visit Porto Santo – known as the 'golden island' due to its golden sandy beaches, which stand out from the black sand and pebbles typical of Madeira's natural beaches.
The ship 'Lobo Marinho,' a type of 'mini-cruise,' allows you to cross from the port of Funchal.
The vessel has a capacity for 1,150 passengers and 145 cars, and the trip between the two islands takes two hours and 20 minutes. The journey is comfortable, with amenities including bars, a restaurant, a game lounge, a cinema, a children’s play area, a gift shop, and a first-class section.
If you prefer, you can also travel by plane and reach Porto Santo in 15 minutes.
Boat Tours
For those who enjoy the sun and sea, there are options for boat and catamaran tours, including whale and dolphin watching. This is a great choice for a unique day out with the family, in close contact with maritime nature.
Viewpoint of Pico Ruivo
The Viewpoint of Pico Ruivo is located at the highest point of the archipelago, at an altitude of 1,862 meters, and offers a broad view of various locations.
Located in Santana, it is possible to see Curral das Freiras in the municipality of Câmara de Lobos, the various 'achadas' of Santana, and the deep valleys of Ribeira Grande and São Jorge. You can also observe Ponta de São Lourenço, Paul da Serra, Porto Santo, and the group of Desertas Islands.
Viewpoint of Pico do Areeiro
The Viewpoint of Pico do Areeiro, situated at 1,818 meters above sea level, offers a panoramic view of the central massif of Madeira Island.
Here, we can start a hiking trail towards the highest point of the archipelago, Pico Ruivo.
Madeira Botanical Garden – Engineer Rui Vieira
The Madeira Botanical Garden, located in Funchal, features over 2,000 exotic plants from around the world.
This magnificent garden includes various ornamental trees and shrubs, an area with orchids, lawns, viewpoints, and an amphitheater for recreational activities.
Given the global progressive loss of biodiversity and habitats, the Madeira Botanical Garden plays a role in the conservation of endangered plants, which are as well-adapted as they would be in their native environment.
Farmers' Market
One of the most iconic places to visit is the famous colorful Farmers' Market, where you can see the most beautiful flowers of Madeira and sample all the exotic fruits.
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There are several beaches throughout the island of Madeira with cool, crystal-clear waters, ideal for relaxing and fully experiencing nature. Here are some suggestions.
Beach in Porto Santo
The renowned 'Porto das Salemas' beach on Porto Santo Island boasts unique natural beauty and is extremely pleasant and appreciated by both locals and tourists.
Porto Santo beach is characterized by its golden sands stretching 9 km and its crystal-clear waters.
Bathing Complexes
There are also excellent bathing complexes, with the most famous in Funchal being the Lido, which offers direct sea access via stairs and natural saltwater pools, refreshed daily. In this city, similar facilities can be found at the Barreirinha, Poças do Gomes, Ponta Gorda, and Clube Naval bathing areas.
Golden Sand Beaches
There are also some golden sand beaches, such as those in Calheta and Machico on the southern coast. The sand, which was brought from the region of Morocco, makes these areas popular and much appreciated leisure spots.
Natural Swimming Pools of Porto Moniz
The Porto Moniz pools, located in the northern part of the island, are volcanic in origin, with rocks formed by lava. The sea naturally flows in, bringing crystal-clear water. It’s an experience not to be missed.
Natural Sand Beaches
Although rare, the dark sand beaches of volcanic origin are also natural to the island. Some feature stunning landscapes, such as ‘Prainha’ in Caniçal (near Ponta de São Lourenço) or Seixal Beach, where the black sand is framed by green mountains, creating a perfect contrast that highlights a beautiful landscape.
"calhau" Beach
"Calhau" beaches are the most characteristic of the island’s shores. While many now have access points constructed to facilitate entry into the water, others remain with minimal human intervention.
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Famous for its gastronomic variety, Madeira's cuisine uses high-quality regional products, allowing for the preparation of a wide range of regional, international, and even fusion menus. gourmet.
The most internationally known dishes are the beef kebab on laurel skewers, served with fried corn and bolo do caco with garlic butter.
Given its proximity to the sea, most restaurants offer excellent seafood and fresh fish dishes. Grilled limpets, octopus, shrimp, tuna steaks, and black scabbard fish fillets are just a few of these typical maritime delicacies.
There is also a diverse range of traditional sweets that delight visitors, such as honey cake and cheese tarts.
In terms of beverages, natural fruit juices and the famous Madeira poncha are great options. - Visit Madeira
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For more information about the Madeira destination, please visit the website https://visitmadeira.com/
