About Madeira
There are endless reasons to choose Madeira as your holiday destination. The island offers mild climate all year round with a guarantee of safety and security which all helps you experience an unforgettable holiday. The stunning natural features, the land and sea protected areas make Madeira an ecological location.
VISITING MADEIRA IS TO REDISCOVER NATURE!
Ponta de São Lourenço
The area is declared as a geological nature reserve with the main purpose of protecting its flora and fauna. Ponta de São Lourenço is volcanic in original and a unique combination of rocks, sea and nature.
There is a distinct feature such as world’s scarcest seal, known in Madeira as a Sea-wolf. On the perspective to the South you can see the Desertas Islands and the Porto Santo Island - to the North.
Desertas Islands
If you love the nature of coastline, this is the place you belong. The reserve extends to 23 km and is made of the three islands: Ilhéu do Chão, Deserta Grande and Bugio.
The coastline is of volcanic origin, with dominating reddish and yellowish ashes. The reserve is the last refuge for a colony wolf marine in estimated, to sum up to 23 animals. The number is expected to increase in future. The Desertas Islands were appointed as a biogenetic reserve in 1992. The objective is to protect and preserve all wildlife and unique, rare species, a wide variation of plants. Underwater fishing is strictly prohibited. A stop over and visit is possible at Deserta Grande Island, but only with a written authorization from the Madeira Natural Park.
Garajau's Natural Reserve
Garajau’s reserve offers unique conditions as a reserved area not only because of its incredible location but also the biological diversity and outrageous crystal clear water which hosts scientific, recreational and tourist interests. For those who love fishing, you have to bear with the situation since fishing is not allowed to protect the future of the reserve.
Yacht Description
Name: North Crown
Type: Motor Yacht
Overall length: 14,95 m
Breadth: 4,25 m
Depth: 1,20 m
Year of construction: 2013
CE Ocean classification: A
Navigation area: Seagoing type 3 (navigation under 25 miles from the coast)
MAR registration number: R-244
The Elling yachts of E- Series reach new levels for safety and luxury in yacht design, built to the demanding CE Category A (Ocean) standard. You can see the Elling advertising brochure HERE.
The interiors are spacious and light, with panoramic views from the wheelhouse. The lower saloon has dining table, comfortable ergonomic seating and the curved couch.
The deck consists of the place on the bow, the table and sofa on the aft deck, swimming ladder and open shower on the stern deck.
For your pleasure on board: two salons and three decks, one WC + shower, and a shower on the stern deck. The cabins are not available during all trips.
Trips that we offer
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Day sailThe duration: 10.00 - 18.00 Maximum number on board: 8 people (excluding crew) The distance: around 23 miles one-way Description:
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NOTE: the trip can be changed or cancelled due to bad sea or weather conditions |
Half dayThe duration: 09.00 - 13.00 or 13.00 - 17.00 Maximum number on board: 8 people (excluding crew) The duration: Caniçal area until Caniço region, or to the eastern part of Madeira - Ponta de São Lourenço Description:
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NOTE: the trip can be changed or cancelled due to bad sea or weather conditions |
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Trip to DesertasThe duration: 09.00 - 18.00 Maximum number on board: 6 people (excluding crew) The distance: around 17 miles Description:
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Legal information
In 2016 a total of 314 beaches and 17 recreational ports and marinas of Portugal were awarded Blue Flag as an indication of their high environmental and quality standards. The Blue Flag criteria include standards for water quality, safety and services, environmental education and information, some additional specific criteria, if necessary.
9 beaches and 2 marinas on the Madeira Island have Blue Flag recognition.
On the sea and during all trips it is obligatory to respect the international environmental code of conduct, which includes among others the following rules:
- Do not throw garbage into the sea or along the coast;
- Do not release toilet water in coastal waters of the sea and sensitive areas;
- Do not release of poisonous or toxic waste (oil, paint, used batteries, cleaning agents, etc.) in the sea;
- Do not use forbidden fishing practice and respect periods and areas when fishing is prohibited;
- Protect animals and plants in the sea;
- Respect all vulnerable and nature protected areas.
Contact Information
Telephone: (+351) 291 230 071
Fax: (+351) 291 229 071
Email: info@hotelmadeira.com
